Lawrence Journal World history page note Nov 29 1962
The Lawrence Journal World announces publication details including editors and office address. It lists staff positions such as President and Editor Holme Go Simons Jr Vice President Publisher and advertising managers. The notice provides subscription rates and delivery areas in Kansas and nearby counties with mail and carrier options. The page is dated Thursday Evening Nov 29 1962 and notes AP and Audit Bureau affiliations.
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Douglas
Uilioing
Pet
Tinited
Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Rights Issue Highlights Need for Better Teaching on Communism
An associate professor from St. John's University argues crash courses on Communism risk ill prepared instructors teaching with blinders. He cites Louisiana's six week Americanism versus Communism curriculum and calls for a more positive, rights and responsibilities focused approach as Justice Brennan urges balanced civil rights education and civic duties.
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St. John's University
New York
Raymond Palin
Polin
Louisiana
Supreme Court
William J. Brennan
Brennan
Justice Brennan
Theory of smoking and heart stress sparks new view
Dr Henry J Russex reports a study of 12000 professionals finding non smokers and heavy smokers show more heart disease than a third group who quit smoking by choice. He suggests tension, not smoking itself, harms the heart and voluntary quitters may handle stress better. The piece lampoons endless smoking theories.
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Henry J. Russex
Tireless Gunner Aiuppa Involved With 526 Mourning Doves
Ex convict Joey Aiuppa drove to a Chicago suburb home with 526 mourning doves in a Cadillac. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service officers awaited him as the birds, frozen in bags, were said to have been shot near Pittsburg Kansas where Aiuppa allegedly handed out whisky and shells to hunters. He claimed he shot them on the wing.
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Joey Aiuppa
Chicago
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Pittsburg
Kan
Joey
Aiuppa
Aiuppa’s streak ends as odds falter in dove hunt tale
The conclusion credits Aiuppa with endurance or luck after a famed dove kill. Experts say a typical hunter bags one hard-to-hit dove in three shots, implying Aiuppa would have shot nonstop for hours. His car plate reads 711-711, but his luck finally ran out.
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Aiuppa
JFK Advice For Nixon On California Governor Race
Edward T. Folliard reports Kennedy would have advised Nixon to stay out of California governor politics. Kennedy believed Pat Brown’s strong record and California’s Democratic edge made Nixon’s win unlikely, noting Brown’s reelectability and Nixon’s ballot hurdles.
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Edward T. Folliard
Hyannisport
Mass
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
California
Nixon
Edmund G. Brown
Mr. Kennedy
Pat Brown
Gov. Brown
Brown
Republican Party
Sacramento
Golden State
Sen
Washington Post
Kansas teams report for practice with injuries noted
Old Home Town recalls ten years back when five football players reported to Coach Phog Allen for basketball practice. Charlie Hoag faces knee surgery, Gil Reich, Harold Patterson, John Anderson and Bob Forsyth were listed injured. Musial hailed as top NL player though not MVP. Williams to fly home from Quantico Marines.
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Phog Allen
Charlie Hoag
Gil Reich
Harold Patterson
John Anderson
Bob Forsyth
Stan Musial
George Williams
Lawrence
Marines
Quantico
Today’s Bible Message Praise Ye The Lord
Prayer comment on Psalm 1501 and in Jesus Christ we bless God for gathering in his sanctuary. We seek reverence of the meeting place so others may find Thee. Amen.
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Jssiah
Jesus Christ
Jesus
When Do Kids Stop Believing In Old Santa Claus
A columnist recalls how children verge from belief as they age. The older brother toys with Santa hints while a younger sister remains a true believer, and the household dynamics capture the charm and puzzlement of Christmas Eve preparations.
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Nick
Santa Claus
Prissy
Santa
Birthmarks and myths about pregnancy cravings debunked
Dear Doctor explains that birthmarks are not caused by what a mother eats or touches during pregnancy. Birthmarks and moles arise from natural quirks, while cravings are common and not harmful beyond discomfort. Readers ask about gray hair in a child and fumes effects. responses note dye, potential eye or lung irritation, and general risks from inhalants.
Teamster Union Padding Of Bills Revealed
In Kansas City a restaurant owner testified in federal court that Teamsters Union officers had monthly expense account padding of up to 300 dollars from 1955 to 1961. Reuben Levine named locals 41 and 541 and Joint Council 56, as part of a broader embezzlement case against six officials led by Roy Lee Williams and Floyd R. Hayes.
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Kansas City
Teamsters
Reuben J. Lévine
la Louisiane
Levine
Joint Council
Teamster
Roy Lee Williams
Floyd R. Hayes
Lee Rogers
Cecil Harold Bennett
Earl Dean Williams
Hayes
Robert Leroy Williams
Robert Williams
Williams
California
Santa Fe declares 25 cent stock dividend and 30 cent quarterly
Topeka AP reports the Santa Fe Railway directors declare an extra dividend of 25 cents per share on common stock payable Jan 11, 1983 to stockholders of record Dec 7, 1982. They also declare a quarterly dividend of 30 cents per share payable March 1, 1963 to stockholders of record Jan 25, 1963.
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Topeka (Ap
Santa Fe Railway
Barry Goldwater entertaining at Stork Club amid politics talk
Senator Barry Goldwater dined Thanksgiving night with daughter and friends at the Stork Club. He discussed Governor Scranton and a possible 1964 presidential bid, noting Scranton’s reluctance and praising his character. The piece also touches on Coty, Duveen, Steinbeck, the Nelsons, Douglas, Murrow, and Lerner in a mosaic of celebrity remarks.
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Barry Goldwater
Stork Club
Israel
Goldwater
Gov
Erect Scranton
Pennsylvania
Air Force Reserve
Washington
Scranton
Westbrook Pegler
Pegler
Peg
Eleanor Roosevelt
Tucson
Charles Boyer
Lord Pengo
Lord Duveen
Duveen
Holbein
Henry Vht
Pensionitis Spreads In America
Hal Boyle notes a growing trend among middle aged men toward preoccupation with pension programs. He warns that reliance on pensions dulls work drive, but acknowledges Social Security and pensions reduce fear of old age while shaping attitudes toward retirement.
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Net
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