Lawrence Daily Journal World front page masthead 1963
Front page masthead listing staff roles and affiliations for the Lawrence Daily Journal-World with editors Simons Mayer Zimmieman Pontill Eller and Meagher. Publication details note 1854 establishment and Kansas address at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets. October 15 1963 edition date.
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Vice Press
Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmieman
Ernest Pontill
Leo Eller
Simons
JML
Sixth
New Flampshire
Lawrener
Kan
Telerphone
United States
Lawrence Loan
Merce Ret
Meagher
Phe
Associated Press
Should the United States end or limit foreign aid
Editorial argues foreign aid has helped prevent war but warns against limitless spending. It cites Berlin devastation after World War II and questions the sustainability of aid levels, suggesting a gradual reduction and defined limits while preserving global support. It calls for a middle ground and fiscal restraint to avoid harming the US economy.
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United States
Truman
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Tito Visit at the White House Faces Wary Voices
President Kennedy will host Josip Broz Tito in a brief, informal one day visit with no negotiations planned. Past anti Tito criticism lingers in Congress but now the climate is calmer after the test ban treaty wheat sale and the Moscow Washington hotline. Critics warn of Tito alignment with Moscow in the China dispute while supporters say the meeting signals a thaw in cold war tensions. The Los Angeles Times News Service.
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Nixon
Los Angeles Times News Service
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Australia
Pierre Laval
Paris
France
Britain
Sir Winston Churchill
Ahmed Ben Bella
Algeria
KU Reading Program expands with 38 900 awards in 67 counties
The KU Children's Reading Program enters its eighth year with 38 900 awards across 67 of Kansas 105 counties. Ed Harvey, 83, highlighted as one of KU’s oldest K cards holders, reflects on a pioneer football era and public service.
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Virginia Maddox
Lawrence
Ed Harvey
Arkansas
Sherman
Grant Harvey
Blue Mound
Congressman Bowersock
Washington
Elgin Woody Jr
Today’s Bible Message Prayer for Gratitude
Psalm 105:1 invites giving thanks to the Lord and making deeds known. A prayer asks pardon for forgetfulness and ingratitude, asking the Holy Spirit to move within us so prayers overflow into praises and joyful life in honor of Thy name. Amen.
Goldwater appeal hinges on loyalty and simplicity
Washington column argues Barry Goldwater’s strength lies in two themes loyalty to the United States and loyalty to the Republican Party. Analysts say his plain talk and hard-nosed patriotism attract voters seeking clear, simple principles over complex policy debates. His campaign focus, travel to energize Republicans, and stance against “me too” politics bolster his bid for the nomination and possible 1964 victory.
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Washington
Times
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Barry
United States of America
Newspaper Week promotes democracy and journalism
The letter highlights Newspaper Week aims and the role of papers in democracy. It cites Roy Knapp of White City Kansas and discusses dairy farming economics, milk costs, and comments from Orville Freeman's grassroots meeting in Monticello Iowa as context for farm policy and the National Farmers Organization.
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Ers
Kentucky
Idaho
Kansas
Kansas City
Minnesota
Sec. Orvile Freeman
Monticello
Iowa
Wallace Farmer
Freeman
NFO
Polaris expedition left adrift on ice floe in 1872
On this date in history, 1872 nine teen members of the Polaris arctic expedition were accidentally left adrift on an ice floe. They were rescued off Labrador on April 30, 1873 after drifting about 1,800 miles.
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Labrador
Anesthesia prep and practices outlined by Dr Molner
Dr Molner explains modern anesthesia involves many drugs and tailored doses. Preoperative discussions between surgeon and anesthesiologist help, enema may be used to clean the colon, hype reduces anxiety, and intravenous relaxants aid muscle relaxation without being anesthetics.
Broadway readies Libel case drama and theater chatter
Lyons Den with Van Heflin as Louis Nizer in A Case of Libel opens on Broadway. Denk er adapts a chapter from My Life in Court. Ju lian asks about Nizer. Mrs Nizer praises his birthday routine. Guinness meets an African diplomat in London. exile remark follows. Cronyn may play Polonius. Tronesco Beckett and Pinter to script a three part film.
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Broadway
Louis Nizer
Henry Denker
Nizer
Joseph Julian
Alex Guinness
London
Guinness
Hume Cronyn
Richard Burton
Polonius
Burton
Hamlet
Eugene Tronesco
Samuel Beckett
Harold Pinter
A Palate Gets An Education By Joy Stilley
Hal Boyle column recounts Brenn now college dining, where a formerly picky eater adapts to dormitory cafeteria meals. The student learns to combine meat and vegetables in sauces while commenting on a points based meal system and new tastes. Brenn questions plain home cooking after tasting mixed dishes.
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Brenn
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