Lawrence Journal World 1963 Edition Notices and Masthead
The Lawrence Journal-World masthead lists Dolph Simons Sr and Jr as editors with Billy Mayer Saci Rummierals Bennest Pontius Leoeller among staff. Published daily except Sunday by World Company from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas. subscription rates show $8 per year by mail in Douglas and adjoining counties and $10 elsewhere in the United States. The paper is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation and The Associated Press with Tuesday Evening, Oct 29, 1963 date.
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Stevenson blasts super-patriots at U N event in Dallas
U N Ambassador Adlai Stevenson spoke in good humor after an anti U N attack in Dallas where a woman hit him with a placard and a man spat on him He urged Americans to support the United Nations and warned critics lack heart to help He said there can be no encore in nuclear production and urged hope and work for peace on the UN birthday observance.
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Stevenson
Dallas
United Nations
Cleanup Week in Lawrence Offered Free City Pickup
Lawrence announces another city sponsored Cleanup Week in November. Residents can place trash and debris on streets or alleys for city pickup at no charge during the period. Harold Horn, city manager, urges early disposal to ensure pickups.
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Lawrence
Harold Horn
Kennedy rumors swirl around Bobby Kennedy resigning
Widespread talk in Washington centers on Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy leaving office before Thanksgiving to lead President John Kennedy’s 1964 reelection bid. RFK says he has no intention of leaving unless fired and doubts such a move will occur, with insiders now perceiving him less essential to the campaign.
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Langen warns on debt as life expectancy rises
Rep Odin Langen of Minnesota urges caution on national debt noting longer life spans from modern medicine could require taxpayers to pay debt themselves. He implies the burden should not be passed to future generations.
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R-Minn
A Ma Dame Nhu’s Daughter Joins Public Tour
Le Thuy, 18, daughter of Ngo Dinh Nhu, travels with her mother during an American lecture tour. She acts as prompter and corrector, listening for questions and passing notes if her mother misses an Americanism or needs a cue.
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Viet Nam
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Mama
No Nhus explanation in her English concentration
The text questions a missing explanation in a writer's focus on English, asking what two Nhus in a row would signify if Nhus are considered good. It probes language choices and possible gaps in reasoning.
Parallel East West policies under Kennedy and Khrushchev
United States and Soviet Union pursue similar survival driven strategies amid wary phases of thaw. Kennedy shifts from rigid dualism to edge probing while stressing self interest and vigilance against Soviet duplicity in the nuclear test ban context. Post News Service.
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China
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Dean Rusk
Lawrence Notables and Events From 1953
Mrs. A T Hodges elected State President of American War Mothers at Kansas City biennial. WCTU history notes 1878 start at Bismarck Grove with first president Mrs M B Smith. treasury $14.25 after first year. Nobel Peace Prize awarded to Dr Albert Schweitzer and Gen George Marshall. Roosevelt postage cut to 1.5 cents per pound to boost reading. Rev Joseph King spoke at Topeka church. Marriages: Margaret Ballweg to Floyd V Warner. Jean Grey Davis to John Robert Miller. Freezing weather forecast. Community Chest debated by KU sociologist Prof Stuart Queen. A new motion picture theater planned for 1100 block Massachusetts Street.
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Topeka
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Emporia
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Guy Warner
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Arthur Davis
Beverly
Mass
John Robert Miller
R. C. Miller
S. D. Flora
Kansas Weather Bureau
Stuart Queen
KU Department of Sociology
Chamber of Commerce
Massachusetts Street
Pauls Two Year Sojourn Preaching Boldly
An entry notes Paul living in Rome for two years at his own expense and openly preaching the kingdom of God and teaching about Jesus Christ. A closing prayer asks for humility faith and forgiveness, seeking alignment with God's greater plan.
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Lord Jesus Christ
Christ
Can You Control Gambling in Nevada Case Complex
Nevada faces a probing question as the Gaming Commission rejects Frank Sinatra's licensed gambling stake. Officials cite the state's reliance on a booming legal gambling industry and the ongoing tension between economic benefits and public corruption risks.
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Times- Post
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Nevada
Edward A. Olsen
State Gaming Control Board
Posing in the Nude Not Bad Says Carroll Baker the Expert
Actress Carroll Baker discusses nude posing in two films and quips that any bowl of fruit can do it. Social notes cover Woody Allen, theater gossip on Mary Martin, a gift baby anecdote, travel tidbits, and Harvard Law School class of 1948 reunion highlights.
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Carroll Baker
Mary Martin
Richard Halliday
Jennie
Heller
Tony Wier
Harvard Law School
Cam
World Community Day Praise From United Church Women
Edyth Salvesen, chairman of Christian World Relations, thanks Journal-World for the coverage of World Community Day held last Friday in Lawrence and praises the newspaper for its publicity of United Church Women efforts.
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Journal-World
United Church Women
Lawrence
Edyth Salvesen
Christian World Relations
Hair removal methods compared by Dr Molner
Dr Molner explains methods from shaving to electrolysis, noting shaving temporarily speeds hair growth but does not darken it. Electrolysis destroys follicles one hair at a time for permanent results, while wax and depilatories offer temporary removal.
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A.M.A. Journal
Howard T. Behrman
New York
Julie Andrews Thrives Amid Marriage Motherhood Career
The actress Julie Andrews says she is happier than ever, crediting marriage to Tony Walton, motherhood to Emma Kate, and a busy career. She recalls lean early Broadway days, plans more films, a London musical, and TV work, and shares her down to earth, humorous outlook.
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Julie Andrews
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Tony Walton
Emma Kate
London
Audrey Hepburn
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