Lawrence Journal World Staff Listing and Publication Details
Lawrence Journal World published daily except Sunday from Lawrence Kansas at Sixth and New Hampshire. Staff include President and Editor Doleh Simons. News Editor Ernest Pontius. Advertising Manager Leo Eller. Managing Editor Jack Almammerman. Subscription rates listed. 1963 edition notes bureau memberships and AP affiliation.
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Abode
Jack Almamerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller Cee Mene
WOC
Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
al Lawrence
Audit Bureau of Circulations
the Associated Press
Doluh Simons
Sete Doleh Simons Jr
Bile Mayer
Epic —Iid
The Rise of the Super University and Its Costs
Government analysts warn that heavy federal funding for research has forged a few large universities into a "super" model. While graduate teaching excels, undergraduate instruction often suffers, risking smaller colleges and raising questions about equity as federal funds concentrate in 100 institutions and 10 universities receive 38 percent of all research money.
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Clark Kerr
California University
United States
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Columbia University
Michigan University
Harvard University
Illinois University
Stanford University
Chicago University
Minnesota University
Cornell University
Dulles Says Spy Swaps Favor Soviet Side But Concerns Rise
Former CIA chief Allen W. Dulles warned that ongoing spy exchanges may empower the Soviet Union to arrest innocent travelers and swap them for jailed spies. He defended CIA actions in Vietnam and criticized public scrutiny claims as unfounded while noting the Sino Soviet split stems from China’s aggression and Moscow’s ideological aims.
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Los Angeles
Times-Post
Soviet Union
United States
Russia
Central Intelligence Agency
Allen W. Dulles
Dulles
Francis Gary Powers
Rudolph Abel
CIA
China
U.S.S.R
House
Senate
U.S
Swords Plowshares West Germany Donates Fortifications
West Germany plans to give away 2 000 concrete fortifications and pill boxes in a move described as building an invincible Siegfried line. The transfer aims to bolster defenses amid tensions with the Soviet Union and NATO allies.
Line of fortifications becomes bungalows on farmland
A passage notes that Adolf Hitler built fortifications repurposed as bungalows and weekend homes. The ground is mostly owned and tilled by farmers, with payment only for the land. The piece frames it as an odd twist on turning swords into plowshares.
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Adolf Hitler
Open House Honors Wolfe 50th Anniversary in Eudora
Old Home Town notes Dr and Mrs George Wolfe of Eudora held an open house for their 50th wedding anniversary. Also mentioned is the death of Mrs H B Harnar a Civic leader who directed the Social Service sewing room for nine years and remained active despite partial blindness.
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George Wolfe
Eudora
H. B. Harnar
Social Service
Frank
Haucke
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
William A. Johnson
Linwood
Nebraska
C. F. Nelson
University Club
James Barrow
G. W. Stratton
L. N. Lewis
W. W. Davis
Raymond Rice
Ohio Street
TODAY'S BIBLE MESSAGE AND PRAYER
A devotional note quotes I Thessalonians 5 9 10 about living with Christ after death. A prayer asks God the Father to hear gratitude and dedication offered in Jesus name.
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Jesus Christ
I Thessalonians
God
Jesus
Bugs Aligning at Driver’s View in Odd Pattern
A humorous column contemplates why bugs hit the windshield directly in the driver’s line of sight no matter where the car travels. The writer jokes about possible plotting by service stations, and recalls anecdotes about adjustable seats causing repeated bug hits in a vertical trio.
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Russian Steppes
Craig Breedlove
Real Meaning of Ugly Wall Seen on Drab Eastern Side
A Times-Post dispatch reflects on the Berlin Wall’s grim symbolism beyond its stones. Wreaths mark sad jumps from East to West, as detente softens tensions yet leaves German guilt and history heavy.
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Berlin Wall
Times-Post
Germany
Carlson R Kan Co-sponsor of Quality Stabilization Bill
Letter to the Journal World challenges price fixing and condemns Sen Harris and Humphrey while noting Sen Frank Carlson of Kansas as a co sponsor of the Quality Stabilization Bill. The editor confirms Carlson is a Republican co sponsor.
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Journal-World
Sen
Harris
Humphrey
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Sen. Carlson
Questions On Anesthesia From Mrs E W H
Dr Molner answers Mrs E W H on preop dryness of mouth post op dry heaves and gas distension. He notes sore throat jaw stiffness and swollen jaw are temporary while glucose IV feeding and vein access are discussed. Dark stools may signal bleeding but not always cancer.
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Dr. Moiner
S.J
Good Works Pay Off On A Quiet Wisconsin Sunday
Hal Boyle piece recounts John McBride and his wife Mary taking two ladies for a country drive in southern Wisconsin. Overbourding menus at Bradford's tempt them to spend, but a dropped $20 bill from a prior diner subsidizes their meal.
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Chicago
John McBride
John
Mary
Wisconsin
Bradford's
Mr. Bradford
McBride
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South Viet Nam
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Jack
Bugs
By Jack Zimmerman
By Nick B. Williams
Checkpoint Charlie
Potsdamer Platz
Mecca
Nazareth
Berlins
Hitler
Imperial
Berlin
Adlan
West Berlin
East Berlin
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East Germany
Los Angeles Times News Service
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Joseph G. Molner
E.W.H
Hal Boyle
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Interlandi
Harmell
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