Lawrence Journal World from October 3 1963
Lawrence Daily Journal World issue dated Thursday Evening October 3 1963 lists staff names including Dolph C Simon and editor positions and publication details. It notes circulation rates by carrier and mail and states audit bureau and Associated Press membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Simons
the World Companys
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Douglas
Uited
Memberouf Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Poor Impression on Farm Bureau Tour Draws Low turnout
About fifty Lawrence businessmen were invited by the Douglas County Farm Bureau for a two farm tour and luncheon. Only eight boarded two special buses after a delayed start. Participants felt disappointed and embarrassed by the lack of merchant turnout and no chamber representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Fairgrounds
Chamber of Commerce
Valachi Hearings Spotlight Syndicated Crime Limits
Investigators note federal power limits and reliance on local prosecutors for Cosa Nostra cases. Valachi’s testimony may prove hearsay in New York without corroboration but raises public awareness of syndicated crime and the tension between protecting criminals and shielding the innocent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Valachi
America
Justice Department
Cosa Nostra
Vito Genovese
Valachi
New York
McNamara and Taylor Return to brief Kennedy on Saigon war
Defense Secretary McNamara and Gen. Taylor arrive in Washington to report on the anti Communist war in South Vietnam. They are expected to criticize the Diem regime but advocate continued U.S. military and economic aid for Saigon. Ambassador Lodge pressed for changes in Diem's government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McNamara
Maxwell Taylor
Kennedy
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Saigon
Diem
McNamara
Taylor
Viet Nam
Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Madam Nhu
Times of
Nhu
Saigon Crisis Update Circles McNamara Taylor Policy Watch
The Saigon government under Diem and his Catholic family remains unchanged amid an unclear situation. U.S. moves hinge on McNamara and Taylor briefings to Kennedy and the President’s chosen policy. A wait and see approach seems likely, with little immediate action visible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diem
Saigon
U.S
McNamara
Taylor
Kennedy
Battle over Caribou plane pits Army against Air Force
The Senate defeated a $31.7 million Caribou aircraft purchase in a defense bill amid a broader clash over service priorities. The Army argues for a tailored transport aircraft, while the Air Force favors a shared plane, fueling tensions tied to the TFX controversy and senior leadership changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Senate
House
TFX
Pentagon
Adm
Anderson
Naval Operations
Navy
McNamara
Air Force
Army
Viet- Nam
Viet Nam
Tulip bulbs given to brighten streets for visibility
The Old Home Town notice cites a 1 000 tulip bulbs donation by The Journal World with care that they be planted where visible from the street. It also lists Kiwanis officers led by R C Mills and several other names as part of the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
R. C. Mills
Kiwanis
Harold Beck
Arden Boh
George Anderson
John Chaney
Bob Lockwood
Bill Yates
Douglas County
Johnson County
Indian Manual Labor School
Thomas Johnson
State Historical Society
Dorothy Berryman Shrewder
Ashland
J. C. Berryman
Dr. Johnson
D.A.R
Lawrence
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Blessing
A devotional note quotes Matthew 28 20 assuring divine presence, with a prayer asking forgiveness and strengthened faith through Christ Jesus. The speaker seeks steadfast guidance in darkness, praising God and affirming reliance on divine companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Jesus
What Danger Lurks for the Republic Is Congress Doing Its Job
Walter Lippmann argues Congress risks grave danger to the Republic as it stalls on two key measures. He contends the civil rights bill and tax cut are complementary, not competing, and urges timely debate and decision to address unemployment and racial equality. Washington Post News Service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
Congress
Sen. Goldwater
Unem
House
Senate
Sen. Byrd
Chevalier Re chooses short runs over long contracts in New York
Maurice Chevalier at 75 agues a short term Paris memory standoff in New York as he negotiates with the Comedie Francaise to star in Molier's A Would-Be Gentleman and refuses a long term contract. Other notes cover Irving Berlin investments, Ted Kheel mediating the Maritime Workers dispute, Louise Troy joining High Spirits, George Burns reflections on show business, and various theatre and opera developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Chevalier
Comedie Francaise
Molier
Chevalier
France
Irving Berlin
Arthur Laurents
George Burns
Harold Lloyd
Shor’s
Kennedy
Babe Ruth
Pee Wee
Las Vegas
Zsa
Zsa Gabor
Burns
Yankees
Horoscope Roundup Provides Daily Zodiac Guidance
Aries seeks frugality to fund hobbies while coworkers collaborate. Taurus enjoys beauty treatments and love, plus showcasing talents. Gemini urges quiet study and aiding loved ones for home security and benefits. Moon Children push calls and research with rest advised. Leo aims for practical ideas to boost credit and status. Virgo signals new beginnings through data gathering and outreach. Libra reviews credits and obligations for intuitive answers. Scorpio relies on allies and pleasant meeting spots to advance. Sagittarius urges early forays into business with support from a powerful figure. Capricorn fast work could unlock tonight’s opportunity. Aquarius calls for better management and creditor understanding. Pisces recommends planning with dates for workable, profitable improvements.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Vertical takeoff plane crash kills pilot in Belfast
Britain's first vertical takeoff aircraft the SC-1 crashed 20 feet above a runway in Belfast. Test pilot John Richard Green 31 was killed in the Wednesday incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Britain
John Richard Green
Numbness in Arm Muscles Suggests Reversible Causes
Readers report numbness and tingling in the arms at night with varying duration. Causes may lie not in the forearm but in neck, shoulder, or spine. treatment ranges from pillow adjustments and sleeping position to surgery or use of a head halter for relief.
Today in History highlights and notable events
On this date October 3, 1963, events include Washington proclaiming Thanksgiving, Lincoln designating the date, Moncon tour routed by Huguenots in 1569, Miles Standish death in 1656, the Evening Star sinking in 1868, Stimson forming an Army parachute corps in 1940, Warsaw surrender in 1944, and past item notes on Pope Pius XII, GM and UAW, and Cmdr Schirra’s space flight achievements.
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Washington
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Moncontour
France
Miles Standish
Evening Star
New York
New Orleans
Henry Stimson
Army Parachute Corps
Warsaw
Pope Pius XII
General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers Union
Sobriety Is Rare In October In Manhattan
Hal Boyle notes October turns Manhattan into a big city carnival of plans and chances. The city hums with new buildings, the world fair work at Flushing Meadows, and Broadway brims with fresh shows while stock, streets, and sidewalks pulse with exultant intoxication.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Manhattan
New York City
Bronx
Lincoln Tunnel
New Jersey
Flushing Meadows
Bob Moses
Central Park Zoo
Broadway
Tin Pan Alley
Fifth Avenue
Bowery
Park Avenue
Greenwich Village
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simon
Bile Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontics
Leo Eller
Vice Pres
Vee
D.C
Bill Henry
Los Angeles Times News Service
Old Home Town
Topeka-Leavenworth-Kansas City Road
Tonganoxie
Arthur Capper
KU Law
THE
By Walter Lippmann
Washington Post News Service
Leonard Lyons
Zero Mastel
Screen Gems
Stanley Chase
Miles Davis
Fred Brisson
Time of the Barracudas
Laurence Harvey
Elaine Stritch
John Ford
Cheyenne Autumn
Sardi
Francis Robinson
Met Opera
Oscar Kolombatobich
Met
Kolombatobich
Frank Costello
Genovese
Costello
Shostakovich
Moscow
Peter Duchin
N.Y
St. Regis
N.Y. World’s Fair
Pavillon
Raoul
Algonquin
Guido Salmaggi
Brooklyn
Honolulu
Academy of Music
Carroll Righter
Joseph G. Molner
Dr. Mother
Walter Schirra
Interlandi
Folor
Yoo-hoo
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