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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1963
Page
3
The Lawrence Journal World masthead shows President and Editor TACW Zalmate Man News Liditor Ernest Pontius Advertising Manager Lio Eller and other staff. The issue date is Tuesday October 1, 1963 with standard subscription rates and office address at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas.
A tale recasts a billion as a thousand million to illustrate federal spending. A husband gives his wife one million to spend at a thousand dollars daily. she returns for more in three years. With one billion dollars the same pattern would last about three thousand years.
Hastings Law School in the San Francisco area keeps Professor 65 and over in full-time posts. Dean Sammis and Registrar Moore, both 51, describe a policy begun in 1940 after wartime needs. The school seeks teaching ability over age, arguing older professors write key texts and remain focused on instruction and scholarship.
In Calcutta, poverty confronts daily life as illiteracy runs above half the population and hospital beds are scarce. The city hosts vast slums with shared privies and water taps, nightly ambulances, and a mortality rate of two to three hundred corpses each night, while per capita income sits around $125 annually.
A discussion notes 21 states have enacted Good Samaritan laws to shield physicians who aid at accidents. Kansas is not among them yet. The piece cites past lawsuits against savers and mentions New Jersey as the latest to pass such a law, urging Kansas to consider similar action.
Khrushchev virtually concedes that expanding cultivated areas did not solve Soviet agricultural shortages. He studies proposals for a radical shift to costly irrigation projects and heavier use of chemical fertilizers. Recent Canadian wheat purchases and interest in U S wheat highlight Russian farm failures and pose a bitter pill for Khrushchev.
A fragment discusses resorting to filthy capitalist techniques to fix farm surpluses. It warns of relentless surplus problems, with a counterpoint about enduring hardship and blunt ideological debate between unnamed speakers.
A vintage reminiscence notes 1953 author William Faulkner visit to Oxford Mississippi and a family-built mansion, with local figures Anna Atkinson and Mrs George March. Hillcrest School under construction. two sets of twins in Le compton first grade. Also recalls 1938 Notre Dame beating KU 52 to 0, Buddy Rogers incident, and 1923 Walton impeachment election in Oklahoma plus Weidemann's luncheon and county fair deficit.
A devotional note presents Jesus words from Matthew 7 24 25 urging readers to hear and do his teaching. A prayer asks God to guide believers to accept grace through Christ and to let discipleship lead others to build lives on the dependable Christ rock.
Walter Lippmann argues that the Sino Soviet split and growing Western tensions signal a shifting world order. Western alliance fragility, De Gaulle’s challenge, and Britain’s stance under Macmillan and Wilson complicate prospects for a new grand design and a non Communist trading bloc.
Basil Rathbone, long known for Sherlock Holmes, remains busy in 1950s Hollywood work and stage projects. He tours colleges with his one man show In and Out of Character, writes reminiscences, and acts in American International's The Comedy of Terrors with Vincent Price Boris Karloff and Joe E Brown.
An reader doubts weight lifting for a 35 year old with weight concerns and asks if it causes hernias. Dr Molner replies that beginners should start later in life and with proper instruction, noting safer alternatives for weight loss. Another reader asks about erysipelas and nerve links. Dr Molner explains it is a streptococcus skin infection, less common now due to antibiotics, and reiterates urgent treatment if it recurs.
A light gossip piece recounts how Gov. Alfred E. Smith sold two Yale Harvard game seats after a speculator offered him $40. The tale includes Sen. Robert Wagner misplacing his seat, and other brief notes on TV hosts, social scenes, and a sharp quip about a divorce law.
Anatole De Grunwald crafts The VIPS with Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton after Cleopatra spending 40 million on the earlier film. The VIPS costs 3.25 million, omits the Nile and the asp, and aims for 16 to 25 million gross globally. De Grunwald cites strong script and stars as the keys to success.
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