Lawrence Journal World 1963 Evening Edition Highlights
The Lawrence Daily Journal World dated Monday Evening October 28 1963 lists staff including President and Editor Dolph Simons Jr and Publisher Bill Mayer with various editors and departments. It notes publication details such as issue 132 issued daily except Sunday and mail subscription rates and service areas in Douglas county and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Dolph
Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Hack Zimmerman
Vice Press
Atanager
Man
Pontius Leo Eller
Woc
the World Company
Sixth
Newlampshire
Lawrence
Kaa
Telephone Vine
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Yreusations
Associated Press
Band Day at KU Praised for Spectacular Show in Lawrence
Kansas University band director Russell Wiley and staff receive praise for a record setting Band Day in Lawrence. The parade and halftime performance featured 5 000 musicians from about 70 schools and a stirring closing rendition of The Battle Hymn of the Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Russell Wiley
Lawrence
Ku-Oklahoma
Wiley
Vanage Point
Navy and merchant marine guard world trade and lunar dreams
The piece stresses the need for a strong Navy and an extensive merchant marine to keep ocean trade open while recognizing the Space program. It cites airlift limits, the value of sea transportation, and the reliance on 77 strategic materials, noting the US self-sufficiency in only 11 and the import dependence for the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Uncle Sam
U.S
America
Kansas
Midlands
Washington
Russians stay in Cuba on first anniversary of crisis
On the first anniversary of the Cuban crisis many question the continued Soviet presence in Cuba. U S politicians like Senator Everett Dirksen urge removal of troops while Russia denies a troop presence claiming a shrinking training mission. Some anti Kennedy voices hope for a pre 1964 Soviet withdrawal to undercut his administration.
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Cuba
United States
Russia
Kennedy
Iilinois
Everett Dirksen
Soviet Union
Gromyko
Power Shifts Challenge Cold War Bloc Unity
The article argues nationalism and rising third-world power alter East West blocs. It notes Red China split with Moscow and France resisting U.S. plans, with Britain and other nations hesitating on multilateral nuclear forces and tariffs. Tito warns old bloc concepts mislead while third nations gain leverage.
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Washington
Moscow
Red China
France
Kennedy
Britain
Pakistan
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Albania
North Korea
North Vietnam
Peking
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Yugoslavia
Josip Broz Tito
United States
Soviet Union
Tito
Charles de Gaulle
NATO
Khrushchev
Public library adds phonograph section and local high school star noted
Old Home Town items recall 1953 progress at the public library with a new phonograph record area and Baldwin High School senior halfback Richard Barkley. Other notes mention Kennth Walker and a new son, plus a Korea Kinsey report critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Library
Richard Barkley
Baldwin High School
Kenneth Walker
Korea
Kinsey
U.S
Cecil Vining
Franklin County
Kansas
Belle Plaine
Otto Broerkircher
Douglas County
K-State
Northwest Kansas
State Free Employment Bureau
Chicago
Brookfield Zoo
Winfield
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer
A devotional reads Ye are the light of the world and asks Christians to shine their good works for God. The prayer asks divine strength for Christians, families, and churches to witness and promote God’s kingdom on earth.
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Jesus
Redeemer
Continental shrinking process under way
Washington report analyzes the interstate highway program and its sweeping effects on travel, economy and politics. It notes 90 percent federal funding, a 1 percent share of mileage carrying one fifth of traffic, speed gains, safety improvements, and regional winners and losers from the 41,000 mile system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Times-Post
U.S
Congress
Bureau
Washington Post News Service
Nitze Named Navy Chief After Korth Exit
The Pentagon reshuffle moves Paul Nitze from assistant secretary to lead the Navy while Fred Korth leaves. Nitze, a civilian with Wall Street earnings, is praised for independent thinking yet criticized as not the ideal type. Roswell Gilpatrick steps as undersecretary, with Nitze set to expand international affairs oversight.
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Pentagon
Navy
Fred Korth
Paul Nitze
Ft. Meyer
Doc
North
Nitze
Wall Street
Kennedy
Detroit
Washington
Roswell Gilpatric
Defense
Gilpatric
McNamara
Pyorrhea Truths and Teeth Saving Methods Speak
A reader asks about pyorrhea cures and tooth preservation. Dr Seyler explains it is a gum disease with no single cure, but modern methods can save teeth if detected early, with X rays, cleaning, medication, and removing hopeless teeth. Daily gum massage and regular dental visits are essential.
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R. L
Alfred E. Seyler
Seyler
Adlai Stevenson Bath Scene Splits Guest Room Moment
In a Waldorf reception for the Eleanor Roosevelt Memorial concert guests, Nelly Burnham found Adlai Stevenson in a bath after being directed to the wrong door. She retreated quietly as both were startled. Other notes mention Judy Garland in New York with Liza Minnelli, John Gielgud joining Hamlet casting, Mary Martin recording, and various industry tidbits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Roosevelt
Adlai Stevenson
Waldorf Suite
Nelly Burnham
Miss Burnham
Judy Garland
N. Y
Daugher
Liza Minelli
Paris
Maurice Chevalier
Miss Minelli
John Gielgud
Richard Burton
Mary Martin
Jennie
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Whitton
New Mexico
L.A. Marshall
Fort Worth
Republic
The
Mr. Korth
Humpty Dumpty
Los Angeles Times-Washington
Poat News Service
Joseph G. Molner
Dr. Mother
J. H
Adlai
Leonard Lyons
Paul Appleby
Tell
Gov. Endicott Peabody
Massachusetts
David Susskind
East Side
West Side
Ivor David Balding
Dublin
J. P. Donleavy
Eli Wallach
Greece
London
S. N. Behrman
Somerset Maugham
Behrman
Lord Duveen
Max Beerbohm
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