Lawrence Journal World Publisher Notice 1963
The Lawrence Journal World weekly notice lists Dole Simone as editor and DOL SIMONS Jr as vice president publisher. It notes office hours and mailing address in Lawrence Kansas and mentions billing, circulation, and service details for subscribers.
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Dole Simone Awe
Dol Simons Jr
Kilitor News
Kilitor Aghern
Manmiger
Mm Tabliehed
Bitton
Edirler
Douglas
Alming Cranries
Lawrence
Kan
Morosney
Aye
Lawrence KU Band Day Parade Dazzles Downtown Saturday Morning
Lawrence residents anticipate the KU Band Day Parade Saturday at 9 a.m. along Massachusetts Street with young musicians in colorful dress. Spectators cheer as drums, cymbals, and horns perform before the Kansas Oklahoma State game at Memorial Stadium. Rain or shine, the crowd enjoys the lively procession and human interest of the marching bands.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Massachusetts
Memorial Stadium
Lawrences Traffic Blockage Spurs Call For Reform
The city faces persistent street blockages from large vehicles unloading merchandise. An ordinance allowing only 10 feet of open street has caused bottlenecks on major routes like New Hampshire and Vermont during peak hours. Officials note the rule has stood since the 1950s and urges a more realistic update now.
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Lawrence
New Hampshire
Vermont
Antitrust Trend Signals Possible Shift in Price Policy
Analysts weigh a new battle between the U S government and steel producers as a potential turning point in price making.Experts doubt a classic price fixing case will be proved by the New York grand jury, suggesting antitrust limits may curb broader corporate pricing. Some aides float a public review board to shape wage and price decisions, with Kennedy aides weighing public sentiment.
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U.S
Justice Department
Federal Grand Jury
New York
Board of Review
Bureaucracy in Action Behind Red Tape Nation
A government clerk daily handles dozens of forms and must initial and read them. An erroneously mixed document from another department was read and initialed, then sent out. Two days later a note demanded erasing the initials and initialing the erasure.
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Governmentville
Hungary Gains Quiet Clues of Change Under Communism
Budapest, seven years after the 1956 revolt, shows subtle shifts as Hungarians endure a Stalinist regime. The city remains heavily controlled, yet markets, Western films, bars, and travel to the West hint at a growing Western influence and a sense of Hungarian identity reemerging.
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Budapest
Matyas Rakosi
Danube
Hungary
Soviet Union
Europe
Russia
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Poland
George Sanders
Buddy Hackett
Minnie
Austria
U. S
Legation
America
Constantinople
Los Angeles Times
Old Home Town Highlights From Decades Past
Ten years ago 1953 Dr J A Buzzle named to Fulbright Germany selection committee. KU Ger manic Language chair. KU football edged by SMU 14 6. Chalmer Woodard now SMU coach after nine years at Lawrence High. Twenty five years ago 1938 War Secretary Harry Woodring gave campaign speech in Leavenworth praising McGill and Haxman. Mrs Florence Crider of Horton won 75000 on Irish Sweepstakes. 1859 prescriptions shown in Round Corner Drug window. B W Woodward owner then, firm Woodward Faxon Drugs now McKesson and Faxon. Forty years ago 1923 Cordley School field opened as Lawrence beat Manhattan 7 6. Editors met here. D A Valentine of Clay Center spoke on Spooner Library era, on Regents Board. Also 1893 era vote for Dr Snow Chancellor. Spooner Library praised. Dallas Sharpe of Boston University warned movies would become part of education.
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J. A. Buzzle
Fulbright
Germany
Southern Methodist
Chalmer Woodard
Lawrence High
SMU
Harry Woodring
Leavenworth
George McGill
Walter Haxman
Kansas
Florence Crider
Horton
B. W. Woodward
Woodward- Faxon Drugs
Kansas City
McKesson and Faxon
Cordley School
Lawrence
Manhattan
Manhattan High
D. A. Valentine
Clay
Spooner
Board of Regents
Dr. Snow
Mississippi
Valentine
God Save the Nation
Dallas Sharpe
Boston University
Bible Message and Prayer for Humility and Service
A church reading notes Jesus words, I have given you an example to follow. A prayer asks for humility and love to serve others, listen to distress, and act with compassion in Christ’s spirit. Amen.
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John
Christ
Inter Utrumque Mystery in a Family Crest
A reader seeks meaning of the motto inter utrumque on a family crest tied to O Conallam and Conlin. He fears insult or pride in misunderstanding and hopes to learn whether the phrase is noble or insulting to resolve family tensions and possibly display the crest.
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Conlin
Dewey Nixon at Ike Birthday Dinner No Speeches Given
Gen Eisenhower birthday event in Gettysburg featured Milton Isenhower and former President Nixon and Dewey as speakers but no speeches were delivered. Attendees included Milton Isenhower, Johns Hopkins president, who discussed deficit financing and family Republican roots while references to poker luck and banners appeared. The piece also covers Churchill authentication doubts, Bunche burglaries, Gordon MacRae's lyric query, and a gala NY City Center anniversary with Vanderbilt director news and Susskind health note.
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Milton Isenhower
Gen
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Thomas Dewey
Richard Nixon
Milton
Johns Hopkins
White House
Dwight Eisenhowers
Mamie
Look
Louisiana
Gordon MacRae
New York Athletic Club
Neal Walsh
War Vet Cured of Epilepsy Opens New Vista
A 48 year old World War II veteran was reportedly cured by a two brain operation performed February 8, 1962, offering a new surgical approach to epilepsy and a rare chance to study interhemispheric brain function. Doctors Bogen Vogel Gaz zinga and Sperry led the case, with Bill’s wife noting a new life as seizures ceased.
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Harry Nelson
Los Angeles
Times-Post News Service
Hospital starvation versus crash dieting explained
The doctor distinguishes hospital starvation from crash diets calling the latter a quick but unsafe fad while hospital programs offer monitored, short term weight reduction. Emphasizes learning to avoid regain and training in moderate long term dieting. notes obese patients may benefit under medical supervision.
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B. J
Susie
Parkinson predicts civilization will fade by 2000 plus
Hal Boyle reports British historian C Northcote Parkinson warns Western civilization may collapse in about 37 years, around the year 2000, as Eastern powers overtake tech leadership. Parkinson argues friction between East and West fuels ideas, while bureaucracy grows unchecked in modern governments.
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New York
C. Northcote Parkinson
Parkinson
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