Lawrence Daily Journal World Names Dolph Simons Editor
The Lawrence Daily Journal World announces Dolph C Simons as President and Editor and Bill Mayer as Vice President Publisher. The staff lists include Managing Editor Jack Mierman and News Editor Ernest Pontius. Published in Lawrence Kansas. October 28 1963.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C, Simons
Bill Mayer
Jack LM Mier
News Feiditor
ERN Est
Pontius
Leo Bller
Telephone Marathon At KU Dorms Draws Ire
A Kansas University campus disturbance centers on a long talkathon between a boys hall and a girls hall. Critics call it wasteful and juvenile and warn that a news blackout hides the activity from parents lawmakers and major donors amid concerns about dormitory life and university priorities.
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Kansas University
Gun Safety Rules For Hunters From AMA Warning
The AMA warns hunters face serious risk this season with at least 200 fatalities likely. Follow basic rules to cut deaths including knowing targets, unloading before fences, keeping guns stored away from children, and avoiding alcohol near firearms.
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American Medical Association
U.S
Doctor’s Modernity Measured by Magazine Subscriptions
Researchers say the key gauge of whether a physician is modern is not technique but reading habits. The test: enter the doctor’s office and check if National Geographic is on the rack or Playboy.
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National Geographic
Playboy
S.A.R
Cold War Readiness and Allied Trust in U S Forces
The exercise Big Lift aims to demonstrate U S mobilization speed and global reach to reassure allies there is no need for heavy troop deployment on their soil. Critics worry Soviet pressure and Berlin blocades signal a fragile peace and question Washington's commitment to European defense.
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Berlin
Cautious U S Outlook on Soviet Talks Leaders Warn of Mixed Signals
The text notes worry that Soviet statements tempers optimism about East West relations. It urges the United States to hope for progress but prepare for setbacks, citing deceptive moves that promise advancement followed by reversals.
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United States
Europe Has Euphoria
European travelers report a calm mood toward the Cold War and Khrushchev in Washington analysis. They assume the United States will shield Europe, while hoping for peace and consumer goods, a view prompting questions about the permanence of Western security and the American presence.
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Western
Old Home Town Jess Layton Featured In National Magazine
Jess Layton of Lawrence, blinded by a firecracker at age four, is profiled in a national magazine for his fifth year at Stokely Van Camp where he is self supporting. He met his Kansas State School for the Blind wife. they have two children and independence. KU enrollment reached 7,105 from across Kansas and beyond with 139 foreign students from 45 countries.
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Lawrence
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District of Columbia
TODAY'S BIBLE MESSAGE Compassion for the scattered flock
A devotional note based on Matthew 9 36 moves readers to recognize the needs of others and imitate Christ by compassionate deeds. The prayer asks guidance to reflect the Son's redemptive love in daily acts.
Sunbathing Season Closes As Calendar Says End
A humorous column argues the sunbathing season ends Nov 21 per calendar, noting past years’ late surges into off season. The writer jokes about equinoxes, tides, and “You Know What Day” signaling season start, pondering an ersatz burn risk.
Television ruins the climax with sponsored cutaways
Sports TV cuts away from dramatic finishes to ads and side shows. Murray laments the end-ruin, insisting viewers lose the live moment to sponsors. He cites golf and horse racing as examples and calls for real sport footage over commercial interruptions.
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Chateaugay
Paradise Valley Country Club
Vegas
Gay Brewer
Jack Nicklaus
al Geiberger
Palm Springs
Don Drysdale
Sandy Koufax
Dean Martin
Crosby Boys
Phil Rogers
Today in History highlights for October 23, 1963
Notable events on this date include 1904 Dogger Bank clash near war risk, 1641 Irish massacre, 1776 Washington forces retreat from Manhattan, 1929 stock market crash, 1956 Budapest uprising, 1968 Pasternak Nobel Prize note, and UN Cuba Soviet bridgehead charge.
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Budapest
Hungary
Boris Pasternak
Dr. Z
Fire and Doctors Guide to Barbiturates in Health
A reader asks how phenobarbital affects the heart and if increasing the dose is safe. The doctor compares barbiturates to fire, noting disciplined use is vital, warns against dosage changes without a physician, and stresses that common sense health measures are key.
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New England
Robert Moses blocks funds for fair art exhibits
In a notable clash over the New York World’s Fair, Robert Moses refused art budget support, prompting architect Philip Johnson to route a 60 000 external embellishment line for sculptures by John Chamberlain Ellsworth Kelly and others. The piece launches amid a flurry of cultural notes from Picasso to Tereshkova.
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Philip Johnson
N.Y. State Building
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John Chamberlain
Ellsworth Kelly
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