Simons and Zimmerman Named in Lawrence Page
Dolph C. Simons Jr and Jack Zimmerman are listed with priest Pontius on Leo Eller. The notice outlines names connected to the Lawrence Daily Journal World staff.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1963
Page
3
Dolph C. Simons Jr and Jack Zimmerman are listed with priest Pontius on Leo Eller. The notice outlines names connected to the Lawrence Daily Journal World staff.
The Philadelphia Orchestra Association and Local 77 reach a historic contract providing 52 weeks of employment with pay plus three weeks summer and one week winter vacation. Conductor Eugene Ormandy hails the move as a professional milestone, aiming to elevate musicians’ status and stability nationwide.
Pierre S. du Pont warns that business must earn trust by acting as it speaks and aligning facts with words. He argues for an individualized approach to the American public, stressing honest communication, responsible management, and clear information to sustain a sound industrial climate and economic growth.
Du Pont argues American business must improve public relations with employees who drive success or failure. He says managers overlook employee concerns and responsibility for settling questions. The comments reflect a call for better communication, albeit late for a Labor Day context.
Washington report warns Latin American democracy at risk from coups in the Dominican Republic Honduras and threatened regimes in Venezuela Colombia and El Salvador The piece notes a trend toward less harsh dictatorships led by juntas or armed forces and stresses democracy as essential for the Alliance for Progress and social and economic reform efforts.
Old Home Town recalls 1953 arrest of Carl Austin Hall and Bonnie Heady after Bobby Greenlease body found in Heady yard in St. Joseph Missouri. Also notes Pleasanton Kansas connection and KU Senate first meeting of the year in Fraser Little Theater.
They that feared the Lord spoke often one to another in Malachi 3:16. A prayer asks for the privilege of fellowship with God and all who love Him and for guidance not to spoil or miss opportunities today. Amen.
Soviet economists warn that U S confidence in Soviet progress is misplaced. Stanislav Strumilin notes little catch up since 1960 and predicts the USSR will not overtake the United States until well after 2000, signaling possible major economic overhauls and strains in agriculture and industry.
The Supreme Court opens a new term amid civil rights and reapportionment tensions. Justices hear arguments on federal power to combat discrimination in public accommodations and on standards for legislative district apportionment affecting rural and urban voters across multiple states.
Dr Molner explains albumin in urine does not prove diabetes and may result from infections or contamination. He notes aging sexual activity can continue into old age though nerves and worry affect performance. He debunks the myth that canning during menses spoils vegetables as hokum.
The piece notes plans for Funny Girl with Barbra Streisand as Fanny Brice and Ray Stark as co producer. It mentions Nick Arnstein and Stark buying life rights, Arnstein’s Pasadena home, and a family anecdote. It also lists various entertainment figures and events from Broadway to film, including Julie Harris Red Buttons Lou Jacoby and Darryl Zanuck.
New York AP column notes snoring linked to obesity and smoking, lists odd place names like Lemon Grove and Apple Creek, and recalls safety and crime stats. It quotes Dorothy Dix and Jimmy Durante. mentions Danish lullaby dialing and Truman dinner tips.
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