Lawrence Daily Journal World overview and staff 1963
The Lawrence Daily Journal World radioed staff details for the Lawrence Kansas paper dated Saturday November 30, 1963. It lists Dolph Simons as president and editor and other key roles such as Tack Zimmerman Ernest Pontics and Bill Mayer. It notes publication by The World Company from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets and subscription rates for local and national readers.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph ¢. Simons
Bill Mayer
Tack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontics
Lemeller
W. Co. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Lawrence High Students Endorse Kennedy Funeral Day Classes
Readings from Lawrence High pupils reveal strong support for holding classes on President Kennedy's funeral day. Students call the day a memorable, instructive step toward better citizenship and a sign of leadership for tomorrow.
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Lawrence High School
Kennedy
Lawrence School Board
Carl Knox
Knox
Untidy World Inherited By Lyndon B Johnson
President Lyndon B Johnson inherits an untidy world and a cautious foreign policy apparatus as he faces Cold War Europe and Asia. The piece contrasts Johnson with Kennedy and De Gaulle, notes Berlin and German reunification as key issues, and highlights hopes for arms control and clearer coexistence guidelines.
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United Nations
Times-Post
Lyndon B. Johnson
Europe
Asia
Taiwan
Koreas
Viet Nams
Moscow
Peking
Kennedy
White House
State Department
John Foster Dulles
Secretary of State
Johnson
Free World
Russians Await US Transition as Khrushchev Bides Time
Washington sources expect a quiet Soviet period during the Kennedy Johnson transition. Khrushchev and other leaders will watch U S policy, avoid major incidents, but may conduct small provocations such as Berlin traffic harassment UN incidents or border clashes.
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Russia
Berlin
United States
John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Johnson
Khrushchev
U.S
United Nations
Yale
Frederick Barghoorn
Britain Defends NATO Role Amid U S Alignment Shifts
Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home said Britain will not be a middleman between East and West and will work closely with President Johnson as it did with Kennedy. He warned against an independent British initiative toward Moscow and emphasized practical cooperation within allied defense plans.
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Britain
Alec Douglas-Home
America
Brittan
Home
Moscow
United States
Johnson
Kennedy
State of flux as nations eye new leadership shifts
The text notes Britain’s new Prime Minister Home facing a fresh government brand while the U.S. also undergoes change. It highlights maneuvering among nations seeking predictable paths amid shifting loyalties and pending policy approaches.
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Home
Johnson
America
U.S
Ours
Oswald Backus Elected President of Conference on Asian Affairs
Dr Oswald Backus was elected president of the Conference on Asian Affairs which met at the KU campus with representatives from 20 colleges in nine states. Jess Demons long time publisher of the Dodge City newspaper died at age 74. A county zoning proposal failed at a mass meeting in the Home Economics building at the 4H Grounds. The 1953 Kansas Legislature allowed zoning within a three mile town county line and the County Commission urged adoption.
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Oswald Backus
Conference On Asian Affairs
Jess Demons
Dodge City
Kansas
Prayer note on gratitude and service in Jesus name
A devotional line asks readers to thank God at all times for every gift and to serve others in the work of the kingdom. The prayer invokes Jesus Christ and seeks opportunities to express gratitude through self offering and action.
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Jesus Christ
Phillips
Jesus
Emancipation Day Blues as Project List Looms
The column humorously marks emancipation day from football season, detailing a growing mountain of home projects Jacks Zimmerman's wife expects him to tackle. He lists tasks from refinishing furniture to insulation and storm windows, lamenting the sudden shift to domestic duties and a postponed vacation.
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Peace Corps
Medical advice column excerpts on heart illness acne warts and ulcers
Readers seek guidance on alcohol interaction with heart medications and fatigue. Dr Molner notes possible drug sedative effects and suggests cautious alcohol use. Other letters ask about acne dermatology cabbage juice ulcers wart removal and constipation with guidance and notes on self addressed requests for his booklet.
40000 Take Grave Trek Despite Rain
Washington AP reports about 40,000 visitors line up at Arlington National Cemetery under rain to view John F. Kennedy's grave. Arlington director Jack Metzler notes the long line persisted until dusk despite damp weather. Jacqueline Kennedy approved the site, and architect John Carl Warnecke confirms talks on tomb designs.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Jack Metzler
Arlington National Cemetery
John Carl Warnecke
Mock Trial Sought for Kennedy Assassin Posthumously
Palo Alto AP reports a newspaper calls for a regular trial of the Kennedy assassination suspect, arguing that a posthumous proceeding could reveal all facts and ensure accountability.
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Palo Alto, Calif
John F. Kennedy
New Found Star Has Dinner Time JFK Chat At Sardi’s
Leonard Lyons recounts a backstage scene with Tennessee Williams Shelly Winters and Elizabeth Ashley on a night of talk at Downey’s and Sardi’s. JFK questions the young star about fame and her show Living in N Y as Ambassadors and aides circle the 1960 campaign with a late night Alamo anecdote.
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Downey's
Tennessee Williams
Shelly Winters
Lincoln
Shelley
John F. Kennedy
Sardi’s
Elizabeth Ashley
Kennedy
Steve Smith
Jfk
Ashley
United States
N.Y
Chip Bohlen
New City Library Listings of 1963 Biographies and Novels
A catalog of 1963 books including THELMA HELYAR CHARLOTTE A DAIRY IN PICTURES by Charlotte Salomon and eight other titles. The list features works by Eisenhower Maxwell Blanshard Smith Crews Davis Bishop Yutang Goyen and more with brief descriptions of each book.
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Charlotte
Charlotte Salomon
Auschwitz
White House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Paul Blanshard
Supreme Court
H. Allen Smith
Frederick C. Crews
S. S. McClure
Peter Lyon
O. A. Bushnell
Maks
Molokai
JFK The Man and the Myth
Book notes summarize JFK as public figure and legend, exploring his political life and enduring myth through biographical critique and contemporary reception. The essay surveys influence on American culture and media narratives surrounding John F Kennedy.
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