Lawrence Journal World Staff and Publication Details
Lawrence Journal World publishes daily except Sunday from Lawrence Kansas at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets. The 1963 masthead lists President Editor Vice Publisher and managing editor Jack Zaimmer Ma News Editor Ernest Puntle Advertising Manager Leo Eller with Simons as editor and Dolve Simons Jr. Bilith Mayer noted. Saturday Evening Oct 19 1963.
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Jack Zaimmerma
Ernest Puntle
Leo Eller
Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence, Wat
Dowkdas
United Stars
Lawrence, Wan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Dolvph
Lawrence Beautification Association Proposed for City
A column proposes forming a nonofficial Lawrence Beautification Association to advise on city looks. The group would operate daily year round without official status, promoting improvements and speaking out against ugliness to benefit the Old Home Town.
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Lawrence
National Newspaperboy Day Salutes Carriers Nationwide
The Journal World joins hundreds of papers in National Newspaperboy Day applauding the energetic youngsters who deliver papers daily. More than 700 000 youths nationwide reach readers with almost 60 million newspapers a day, gaining lessons in dependability promptness and public relations.
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Journal-World
America
United States
Journal- World
Beware of quick cure clinics prey on arthritis sufferers
The Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation warns against clinics offering complete exams for low sums and promising easy cures. In California two San Diego practitioners charged $5 for exams and diagnosed most patients with enlarged heart liver and faulty gall bladder, treating them with salts vitamins and electrical impulses three times weekly for six weeks.
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Arthritis and
Food and Drug Division
California State Health Department
San Diego
Public warned after California clinic abuses exposed
Rechecked patients faced six weeks more treatment in a case showing widespread abuse by clinics. The two men received six months in jail and a $500 fine, but many similar operations continue. States nationwide confront the issue.
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California
Cuban Crisis a Year Old and Sino Soviet Split Then and Now
A year after Kennedys Cuba crisis the United States is credited with forcing Khrushchevs concession and a worldwide detente shift. The piece links the Cuba confrontation to the Sino Soviet split, noting ongoing power struggles and broader alliance and nuclear policy implications.
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Washington
Times-Post
Kennedy
Chicago
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Cuba
Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
Free World
United States
Dean Rusk
China
Peking
India
Russia
Homecoming Queen Sara Lawrence Led Lawrence High Honor
Old Home Town recalls 1953 events with Sara Lawrence crowned Homecoming Queen at Lawrence High, attended by Polly Peppercorn and Joan Underwood, as Lawrence routed Leavenworth 38 to 0. Masonry figures of the area noted at the Scottish Rite session in Washington.
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Sara Lawrence
Lawrence High
Polly Peppercorn
Joan Underwood
Lawrence
Leavenworth
O. Wright
William Quakenbush
Earl Bussing
James Parsons
Herbert Jones
Clarence Birch
Washington, D.C
George Wall
Harold Barr
H. D. Johnson
Albert Martin
James Henry Lane
Pied Piper
Kansas
State Historical Society
Lloyd Lewis
Chicago Daily News
Lane
Mississippi Valley
Lawrence High Vocational Agriculture Unit
Kansas City Stockyards Co
LHS
William Essick
Elizabeth Russell
John L. Smith
Corbin Hall
Kansas Author's Club
Margaret Lynn
Karl Minninger
Topeka
Science
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer of Thanksgiving
A devotional note emphasizing gratitude to God the Father through Jesus Christ. The prayer apologizes for prayer focus on requests and thanks God for gifts, especially the gift of His Son, our Savior and Master.
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God
Father
Lord Jesus Christ
Fingers at the wheel of a fully automated future
In a column by Jack Zimmer, the piece questions a near fully automated society built on fingertip controls. It lampoons fingertip starting throttles and switches on mowers stoves and cars while noting the risk of overreliance and potential loss of tactile humanity.
Gastric Ulcers and Gastritis Treatment Questions
Dear reader, Dr Molner outlines the difference between gastric ulcers and duodenal ulcers, noting the malignant risk in gastric ulcers. He emphasizes following a doctor's guidance after evaluating eating habits and cautions that some ulcers are removed promptly while others are managed differently.
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Dr. Molner
S.M.H
Two Negro Boys Accepted By Classmates in Alabama
Dwight Armstrong 11 and Floyd Armstrong 10 among 22 or more Negro youths attending white schools under federal orders across Birmingham Mobile Huntsville and Tuskegee. Dwight and Floyd report growing acceptance, few incidents, and pride in self. Dwight recalls fear leaving as friendships form and grades stay high.
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Alabama
Dwight
Floyd
Birmingham
Mobile
Huntsville
Tuskegee
Reynolds objects to rehash of Pegler libel case play
Reynolds protests the new stage adaptation of his libel dispute with Westbrook Pegler titled A Case of Libel. He says the drama rehashes his court fight and he refused any part of the profits. Henry Denker adapted the chapter from My Life in Court by Louis Nizer, Reynolds's lawyer. Reynolds notes Nizer asked for a release and he declined.
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Quentin Reynolds
Westbrook Pegler
Henry Denker
Reynolds
Louis Nizer
Noel Coward
Simon Rifkind
America
Rifkind
New City Library Books by Wayne Mayo Monte Walsh
A New City Library list highlights Wayne Mayo Monte Walsh by Jack Schaeffer, a vivid western tale tracing Monte Walsh from a top NM ranch hand to a saddled bum, framing an era’s end. Also reviewed are Minor ity Report by Elmer Rice and several other contemporary titles and authors.
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Monte Walsh
Jack Schaeffer
Shane
Old Ramon
New Mexico
Minority Report
Elmer Rice
Broadway
Hollywood
American Civil Liberties Union
The
Authors Guild
Robert F. Drinan
Father Drinan
Father Finnan
Boston College Law School
Edward Field
Lamont
New Jersey
Fidel Castro
Russia
Merle Fainsod
Thomas Costain
Costain
Best Sellers List Highlights Major Titles
Compiled by Publishers' Weekly shows fiction and non fiction picks. Notable fiction includes The Shoes of the Fisherman Caravans The Group City of Night and The American Way of Death. Non fiction features I Owe Russia 1200 The Fire Next Time JFK The Man and the Myth and My Darling Clementine.
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West
Elizabeth Appleton
O'Hara
Michener
McCarthy
Recky
Milford Jfk
The
Lasky
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By Chalmers M. Roberts
Washington Post News Service
Old Home Town
Jack
By Jack Zimme
Joseph G. Molner
Ala
Dwight Armstrong
Graymont
James Armstrong Sr
Armstrong
G.L.G
Pegler
Leonard Lyons
Nizer
Long Island
Mme
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Mme. Nhu
Jennie Grossinger
Mt. Sinai Hospital
van Heflin
Pittsburgh
Averell Harrimans
New City Library Books
By Wayne Mayo
Napoleon
St. Helena
Mongolia
Jorgen Bisch
Kay Martin
Phillip Burnett
Burnett
Frank Slaughter
Simon Peter
Slaughter
Christ
Publishers’ Weekly
Hope
Baldwin
MY Darling
Clementine, Fishman
Interlandi
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