Lawrence Daily Journal World editorial and staff listing
Lawrence Daily Journal World staff page lists Dolph C. Simon as editor and president, with Dolph Simons, Bill Mayer, Jack Zaimerman, Ernest Pontius, and Leo Eller as key staff. It notes ownership by World Company and publication details for October 31, 1963.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simon
Bill Mayer
Jack Zaimamerman
Pce
Ernest Pontius
Leo Ellerves
Oc. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Nan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Anedit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
KU Homecoming Weekend Brings Youthful Vibe to Lawrence
Lawrence residents look to Kansas University Homecoming for a weekend of events on and off the Hill. The schedule features a Varsity-Freshman game, theater production Madame Butterfly, house decorations, the Kansas-Kansas State football game with Queen Karen Vice and attendants, a student dance, and Kai Winding Orchestra providing music.
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Karen Vice
Sherry Zillner
Patsy Kendall
Kai Winding
Lawrence
Think for Youngsters This Halloween Night Safety Appeal
The piece urges parents to accompany children on trick or treat outings when possible and choose visibly colored costumes with reflective tape. It warns drivers to be extra vigilant, think for youngsters, and prevent last minute hazards from curbs or hidden travelers during Halloween夜.
Whitten Proposes Payout Over Ballon Fatal Heifer
Rep Jamie Whitten filed a bill in the House to pay S S Rolfe of Ashland Mississippi 150 dollars as compensation for the death of a Rolfe heifer in 1962. The animal died after allegedly eating a U S weather study balloon that landed on the farm.
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Jamie Whitten
Miss
U. S
House of Representatives
Secretary of the Treasury
S. S. Rolfe
Ashland
U.S
Mississippi
Capitol Hill
Cuba Faces Economic Collapse Amid U S Embargo and Hurricane
The piece argues Fidel Castro blames the U S embargo for Cuba’s economic chaos worsened by a hurricane. It notes Cuba relies on the Communist bloc for survival, alleges large Communist funding, and criticizes Castro for resisting U S aid despite humanitarian need.
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U.S
Fidel Castro
U.S. Red Cross
Castro
United States
Cuba
Western Hemisphere
Embrace Free Enterprise to Uplift Cuba, Speaker Says
A speaker argues that America should not lift the embargo on Cuba. He contends that pressure and isolation may force Communism to fail, while free nations can highlight Cuba and East Berlin as contrasts to the Communist system. He praises the U.S. free system as more successful than alternatives.
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America
Cuba
U.S
East Berlin
Williams the Delaware chicken farmer probes Baker case
Sen. John J. Williams, a disciplined, quiet Delaware Republican, leads a probe that focuses on financial misconduct surrounding Bobby Baker rather than sensational sex rumors. He disclosed a record of 125 convictions he compiled in IRS cases, emphasizing digits on balance sheets over lurid charges.
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Washington
Times-Post
Senate
Bobby Baker
John J. Williams
Delaware
Baker
Christine
Sen. Williams
United States Senate
Downstate
Internal Revenue Bureau
Old Home Town passing notes from Springfield 1953
A surgeon who operated on Mickey Mantle’s knee reported the Yankee outfielder came through well and complete recovery was expected. A concrete Rock Creek bridge near Clinton was installed.
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Springfield
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankee
Rock Creek
Clinton
Orson Welles
H. G. Wells
Robert Hutchins
Chicago University
Kansas
Wyandotte
Temola Club
KU Design Department
Rosemary Ketcham
Brynwood
Today’s Bible Message Prayer of Faith and Endurance
The prayer thanks God for faithfulness and courage in bearing witness to divine saving power. It asks for sustainment amid suffering as believers endure unto witness in Jesus name.
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Father
Jesus
Does Quantity Interfere With Quality at Wisconsin University
Wisconsin University begins the academic year with a record 35 000 students, 24 000 at Madison and others in Milwaukee and eight colleges. A poll shows expansion favored over upper limits, with advantages cited in diversity, scholarly exchange, equipment, and the Wisconsin Idea linking the university to state service.
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Madison
Wis
Times-Post
Wisconsin University
Milwaukee
Fred Harrington
A Start Toward Replacing Kansas State Printer
The Kansas Legislative Council urges abolishing the state printer and its plant, replacing the constitutional office with an appointive or civil service role. Printing would shift to the legislature for bids, with most states relying on private printers. Reform faces uphill resistance but promises potential efficiency gains.
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Kansas
Flint Hills
Kansas Legislative Council
British Medical Plan Confusion Stirs In London Socialized Medicine Tales
Leonard Lyons recounts anecdotes about Britain’s socialized medicine and how doctors handle private patients. A story contrasts private care with public care, then shifts to updates on Kirk Douglas’s career and other light items from New York society columns.
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Sir Isaac Wolfson
Peter I. B. Lavan
New York
Britain
Wolfson
Lavans
Cataract Surgery Urgency Highlighted for Pensioner Patient
Dear Dr Mother advises Mrs J W that a right eye cataract is likely ready for attention and may require surgery. He stresses the need for medical care regardless of cost and urges an exam tomorrow, noting later visits are cheaper. The piece also notes vitamin A content in goat milk.
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J. W
Dr. Mother
Mrs. X
How to Respond to Snapshots
Hal Boyle guides tactful ways to handle friends who flash family photos. He notes the urge to critique or joke is risky and recommends polite, noncommittal remarks or brief humor to avoid offending the owner. The piece uses light anecdotes about party conversations and a vivid mishap with a photographed teen years earlier.
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Lassie
Marie Dressler
Johnstown
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