Lawrence Journal-World 1963 staff and publication details
Lawrence Journal-World staff and publication information for the 1963 edition is listed, including roles for Dolph C. Simons Jr. as president and editor, Bill Mayer as vice president and publisher, Jack Zimmerman as managing editor, Prent Pontius as news editor, and Leo Eller as advertising manager, highlighting long-standing origins dating to 1854 and current pricing and mailing details.
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Dolph Simons
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Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
E News
Prnest Pontius
Leo Eller
Kennedy Johnson 1964 ticket both sides expect
The piece notes continued talk of a Kennedy Johnson 1964 ticket with Kennedy and Johnson as a strong union to hold the South and win Northern industrial states. It recalls Johnson’s rising liberal appeal, supporters’ belief he remains a national figure, and planned Texas barnstorming by Kennedy and Johnson to shore up support.
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Lyndon Johnson
John Kennedy
Texas
South
Johnson
New York
Kennedy
Alex Rose
John F. Kennedy
Meredith says women and children should not face danger in civil rights marches
James Meredith argues that riots should be handled by men not families and that using women and children in exposed roles is incompatible with his beliefs. He cites danger faced by black women and children in Birmingham Danville Gadsden and other cities during demonstrations for equality.
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James Meredith
Mississippi University
Meredith
Birmingham
Danville
Gadsen
Ala
Open Letter to a Teenager Offers Practical Idle Time Guide
The Denver Juvenile Court Record reprints an open letter advising teens to stay busy with home tasks and community service. It urges chores and self improvement before seeking entertainment while stressing personal responsibility. The note also suggests adults can benefit from similar guidance.
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Denver, Colo
Journal-World
Jim O’donnell
Central Junior High School
Red Cross
Salvation Army
United Fund
Tito Due For Big Rush
President Kennedy arranges a brisk, low profile welcome for Marshal Tito amid heavy protocol, whisking the Yugoslav leader from the White House to Williamsburg in a five hour forty five minute trip. The plan aims to minimize spectacle as Tito, a controversial dictator, moves quickly through Washington.
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Washington
Times - Post
John F. Kennedy
Josip Broz Tito
State Department
Tito
Munist
Williamsburg
White House
Lawrence Leaders Named In Health, Education And Arts
Old Home Town Dr C A McIntyre of Durango named director of Lawrence Douglas County Health Department. Lt Col Shiller Shore reports POW releases and upcoming reassignment in the Eighth Army. Mrs Helen Wright Russell of Tonga noxie completes coast to coast non stop flight for TWA at age 14 recalling uncles. Lawrence Memorial and Watkins Hospitals listed in 21st annual Hospital Standardization Conference. Robert Rankin elected president of State Historical Society succeeding William Allen White. Kirke Mecham secretary with Tom Lillard and James Malin as officers. In Connecticut a woman pushes progressive education over the three R's. Lawrence chorus prepares Messiah under Dean Swarthout with 272 tryouts. Rhodes Scholars: Ben Hibbs Stafford, Wallace James Pratt, Gerald W Smith Pittsburg, Frank Snell Lawrence, Frank Rising Lawrence.
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C. A. McIntyre
Durango
Colo
Lawrence-Douglas County
Shiller Shore
Lawrence
Eighth Army
Helen Wright Russell
Tonganoxie
Wright Brothers
Airplane
TWA
Lawrence Memorial
Watkins
Robert Rankin
The
State Historical Society
William Allen White
Kirke Mecham
Tom Lillard
James Malin
Connecticut
R’s
Lawrence Chorus
Dean Swarthout
A. T. Walker
Rhodes
Ben Hibbs
Stafford
Wallace James
Pratt
Gerald W. Smith
Pittsburg
Frank Snell
Frank Rising
Daily Bible Message Prompts Gratitude and Prayer
A devotional note urges constant praise and perpetual prayer. It reflects on blessing the Lord at all times and growing toward the likeness of Christ through continuous gratitude and supplication.
Mystery of the Rolls-Royce in Alaska
A Times-Post analysis humorously questions who could own a Rolls-Royce in Alaska. It weighs four hypotheses about wealth, fur trade, Cold War symbolism, and the Alaska Highway as a test track, noting Alaska’s population around 60 000 and Juneau as the capital.
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London
Times-Post
New Yorker
Alaska
Hawaii
Juneau
Anuktuvuk
Texas
Alaska Highway
Rolls-Royce
Arctic Circle
Equator
Cocteau Sees Fame in Phrases and Nonconformist Stance
Jean Cocteau, dead at 77, was both a celebrated creator and a provocateur. He coined witty lines on fame and time, debated the Academy, and mocked critics while preserving a sharp, abrasive wit. He joked about autographs and his diary, and his final fate as a writer who lived by his own eccentric code.
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Cocteau
Jean Cocteau
Marlene Dietrich
Academie Francaise
Academie
Ler
Fake Signatures on Letters For Congress Upset a Solon
Senator Kuchel complained of phony mail sent under others names to influence legislation. He noted thousands of telegrams on S 684 and urged a new law to curb impersonation in political correspondence. The FCC and Justice Dept officials said no such law exists.
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Congress
Solon
Washington
Thomas Kuchel
Calif
Senate
Rachel
Kuchel
Federal Communications Commission
Criminal Division
Justice Department
Washington Post News Service
Answers About Anesthesia From Mrs. E W H Questions
The column explains intravenous saline to bolster blood pressure and deliver meds, describes pentothal effects from light to full anesthesia, and notes the early excitement phase before sleep. It covers airway tubes and intratracheal anesthesia, plus cautions on scheduling and patient variation.
Nevada Daily Mail governor recalls newsboy days
Gov John M Dalton of Missouri recalls delivering papers for the Nevada Daily Mail as a boy in 1912. He earned a dollar a week, bought his bicycle, and says the job taught dependability and cooperation, noting readers should treat newsboys with respect since they may become governors.
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Nevada, Mo
Nevada Daily Mail
John M. Dalton
Columbia
Dalton
Princeton Seeks More Negro Students in Expanded Enrollment
Princeton University aims to broaden its search for qualified Black candidates. President Robert F. Goheen says it is policy to offer education to larger numbers of Negro students. He spoke at Princeton Playhouse before a civil rights benefit screening.
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Robert F. Goheen
Goheen
Trooper Suspended After Killing of Fleeing Suspect
Kansas highway patrolman David Lee is suspended from duty pending FBI investigation into the shooting death of Army Pfc. Walter Chase 19 from Girardville Pennsylvania who was fleeing a traffic violation. Patrol Supt. L E Hughes announced the suspension and investigation.
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Peka
Kansas
L. E. Hughes
David Lee
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Army
Walter Chase
Girardville
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