Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and contact details
The snippet shows the Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead with staff roles including President and Editor Dolph Simons, Managing Editor Ernest Pontius, Advertising Manager Leo Eller, and a publication address at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas. It lists circulation rates by carrier and mail for Douglas County and elsewhere and notes AP membership.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons
Bill Mayier
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Cotties
United States
Auditureau
Alember
The
Associated Press
Lawrencians Proud After Peaceful High School Game
Friday night at Haskell Stadium the Lawrence High School homecoming game between Lawrence and Shawnee Mission East drew about 8,500 fans who behaved orderly and safely. The calm crowd contrasted with violence and riots reported elsewhere, reflecting well on the region.
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Lawrence
Haskell Stadium
Kennedy sees Goldwater as tough rival for 1964 nomination
President Kennedy weighs Goldwater’s bid for the 1964 Republican nomination while signaling his own re election drive. He notes Goldwater’s long road and seven to eight months of testing endurance, and asserts he will run on a peace and prosperity platform. Odds favor Kennedy despite potential GOP challengers.
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Kennedy
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Sen. Goldwater
Eisenhower
Goldwater
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
JFK
United States
Congress
West
White House
Richard Nixon
GOP
JFK Judges In Trouble
A Washington Post News Service report notes dissatisfaction with Kennedy court nominees in the South. It highlights Judge E Gordon West of Louisiana who opposed desegregation plans and issued injunctions against CORE picketing, drawing criticism from civil rights groups and some DOJ officials.
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Washington
South
NAACP
CORE
Kennedy
Department of Justice
E. Gordon West
Louisiana
West
Russell B. Long
East Baton Rouge
United States Supreme Court
Brown
Justice Department
Baby care rows split doctors oppose daily baths
Two Scottish doctors, Des Margaret Kerr and Gavin C, oppose colleagues who advocate daily baths and cold fresh air for babies. They insist their stance reflects common sense.
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Des
Margaret Kerr
Gavin C
Doctors Challenge Daily Baths For Babies In Cold Weather
In a medical journal, Dr Arnell and Dr Kerr from Glasgow institutions argue daily baths are unnecessary for infants and that a wash of essential parts suffices if room temperature stays above 70 degrees. They face criticism over medical bias and personal life assumptions while noting a broader trend debunking the bath fad.
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Arnell
Kerr
Glasgow Royal Maternity Hospital
Glasgow University
Department of Child Health
Eisenhower visits Abilene amid museum tour and royal plans
President Eisenhower is in Abilene for the first time since election with Gov Arn and four other governors in a motorcade from Smoky Hill Air Base to his hometown and a tour of a new museum not yet open. He plans to attend the American Royal in Kansas City later.
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Eisenhower
Abilene
Gov. Arn
Smoky Hill Air Base
American Royal
Kansas City
Russell Steen
Pinckney School
Lawrence
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer for World Fellowship
The passage urges holding to hope and encouraging love and good deeds. A prayer asks for world spanning loyalty to Christ beyond language or race and seeks divine blessing for the kingdom and faithful deeds today for Jesus’ sake.
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Christ
Jesus
British funerals slimmed by cost and discretion
British undertakers face pressure to trim costs and reduce ostentation as funerals shift toward lower prices and quicker, quieter services. Embalming, coffins, and caskets compete for customers while average bills surprise families and a minority seek more basic arrangements.
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Undertakers
Raw
National Association of Funeral Directors
London
Britain
London Observer News Service
Sjogren’s disease explained and treatment tips
A reader asks about Sjogren’s disease and Dr Mother explains its moisture‑loss nature typical symptoms for eyes and mouth, possible hormonal or vitamin A links, and comfort methods. The reply covers contributing theories and care approaches.
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Sjogren
Gleason Joins Fun and Shawn Refuses a $10 000 Show
Jackie Gleason hosts at Shor’s while Toots is sidelined with a broken wrist. Gleason taunts Sam Huff and Kyle Rote in a pool of challenges, while Dick Shawn rejects $10 000 weekly Las Vegas offers to star at City Center for $150 weekly.
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Gleason
Shawn
Jackie Gleason
Shor's
Toots
Jilly
Frank Sinatra
Sam Huff
Giants
Kyle Rote
Rote
Orson Welles
Madrid
Orson
Dick Shawn
Las Vegas
City Center
Books To Read At New City Library 1963 Selections
The catalog lists THELMA HELYAR OUR AMERICAN PRINCES and EMBATILED CRITIC by John Canaday plus titles AMPHIBIOUS OPERATIONS, GREAT TEMPLES OF THE EAST, GOLDEN SWORDS AND POTS AND PANS, RASCAL, GOMA, THE SECRET OF WATER, TEARS ARE FOR THE LIVING, GIFT OF LIFE, BESIEGER OF CITIES, CORTEZ AND MARINA, THE TILSIT INHERITANCE. It highlights authors, years, and brief descriptions of the works and themes across history, art, travel, and fiction.
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Francis Belachesne Thornton
United States
Pius IX
John Canaday
New York Times
Dali
Arch Whitehouse
Britain
B.C
Okinawa
Sacheverell Sitwell
Sir Osbert
Edith Sitwell
Cambodia
India
Siam
Nepal
Jose Arnold
Arnold
Sa’ud
Rascal
Sterling North
Goma
Ernst M. Lang
Europe
Elizabeth Goudge
Mary Lindsay
Charles Mercer
Louise Aldrich
New York
Cities
Alfred Duggan
Demetrius
Athens
Diety
Hellas
Cortez
Marina
Edison Marshall
Hernando Cortez
Mexico
Tilsit
Current Best Sellers List Compiled by Publishers' Weekly
Fiction includes The Shoes of the Fisherman by West and The Group by McCarthy. Non fiction items include The Fire Next Time by Baldwin and JFK The Man and the Myth. The list features Caravans, City of Night, The American Way of Death, and other noted titles.
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West
Elizabeth Appleton
O’hara
Michener
McCarthy
Rechy
Milford Jfk
The
Lasky
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