Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publication details
The 1963 Lawrence Daily Journal World issue lists Dolph C. Simons Jr. as president and editor and Ernest Pontius as editor with staff including Bill Mayer and Jack Zimmer. It notes the paper is published by The World Company in Lawrence Kansas with varied subscription rates and postage details.
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Dolph Simon
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Prea
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmer
Ernest Pontius
Leo Buller
W. C. Simons
Falar
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kansas
Telephone
Vi&a
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Prensa
Kansas Greek Reputation Highlighted By KU SAE Honor
The Journal-World notes Kansas University Greeks as among the nation’s best with Sigma Alpha Epsilon at KU named the top SAE house. The piece praises local fraternities and sororities for national honors and lasting friendships formed on campus in Lawrence.
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Kansas University
Kansas
U.S
Lawrence
Journal-World
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
SAE
Hoover questions Valachi disclosures as aid to fight mob
FBI chief J Edgar Hoover warns that recent Valachi disclosures magnify the task of waging war on Cosa Nostra. He says the revelations largely corroborate FBI work since 1961 and may hinder the fight if made public, while Attorney General Robert Kennedy portrays them as a major intelligence breakthrough.
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Cosa Nostra
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hoover
Justice Department
Joseph Valachi
FBI
Robert Kennedy
Valachi
Senate
Young Kennedy
Kennedy
Primary Elections Through History Proved Not Always Decisive
The article reviews how presidential primaries have sometimes shaped the race and other times mattered little. It cites Kefauver in 1952 failing to secure the nomination, Eisenhower defeating Taft on the Republican side, and Kennedy winning seven primaries in 1960 to secure the Democratic nomination amid Catholic concerns.
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Barry Goldwater
White House
Estes Kefauver
Chicago
Kefauver
Adlai Stevenson
Dwight Eisenhower
Sen
Robert Taft
Stevensan
John Kennedy
Kennedy
West Virginia
Richard M. Nixon
GOP
Republican Party
South
Battle Over GOP Platform and 1964 Nominee Rosters
Washington Post News Service reports a GOP fight over platform and a possible shift to a brief statement of principles as Sen. Barry Goldwater calls for less dogma. Nelson Rockefeller warns such a retreat would betray Lincoln as Republicans weigh civil rights stance for 1964.
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Washington
Houston
Tex
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Smith
Barry Goldwater
Republican Party
San Francisco
Arizona
Goldwater
Javits
Nelson A. Rockefeller
William Bryant joins Plymouth church as new assistant minister
Old Home Town William Bryant becomes assistant minister at Plymouth Congregational Church while living at Andover Newton Theological Seminary. He brings YMCA and summer pastorate experience. City schools plan to open with 162 teachers and 3,000 students on Sept. 6 with several principals named at Cordley Lincoln Lawrence High and Jun Ior High.
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William Bryant
Plymouth Congregational Church
Andover Newton Theological Seminary
YMCA
William Wolfe
Hazel Lee Simmons
Cordley
Lillian Webster
Lincoln
Susan Todd
McAllaster
Mildred Kirkham
New York
Opal Jayne Kennedy
Pinckney
Cecilia Pearson
Woodlawn
Ralph Graber
Junior
Neal Wherry
Lawrence High
N. C. Jerome
Kansas City
Manhattan
Carlton
Dickinson
Dickinson Theater
Lawrence
Washington
Daily Bible Message Prayer Inspires Service to Thy Kingdom
The prayer asks for divine guidance to see tasks before us and use efforts to further Thy kingdom. It invokes Jesus presence and ends with a blessing to leave nothing undone and to follow the teaching of Our Father in heaven Amen.
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Jesus
Lipmann argues for French role in Vietnam crisis
The piece weighs Vietnam stalemate and power, noting Diem regime flaws, Soviet limits, Red China pressure, and De Gaulle’s moral influence. It argues for accepting French advice and a potential Franco-Vietnam settlement amid a protracted war.
Nursery school zoning debate stirs Old West Lawrence residents
Letters oppose allowing a nursery school at 801 La in Old West Lawrence, arguing it could alter neighborhood character and invite commercial use. They cite Section 13 and Board of Zoning Appeals processes, stress site suitability, noise, and impact on nearby homes, urging careful site selection and limits.
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Mann
Moundview Drive
Journal-World
Old West Lawrence Association
Enoch
Albert W. Burgstahler
Mass
Nursery zoning letter clarifies board roles in city
The Letter to the Editor by Mrs. C F Howe defends Mrs. Jacob Enoch and criticizes the Board of Zoning Appeals for denying a home nursery school. The piece explains that variances and hardship cases fall to the board, while land use policy is for the Planning Commission. It notes boards do not evaluate petitioners’ qualifications.
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Board of Zoning Appeals
Howe
Zoning Board
Public Service Corporation
City Commission
State Board of Welfare
C. F. Howe
Cadet Avenue
Journal-World
Jacob Enoch
Enoch
Planning Commission
To Your Good Health by Dr Joseph Molner
In letters to Dr Molner readers seek guidance on shingles migraines and iron and blood pressure My r eader describes lingering shingles pain after rash faded and asks about treatment A reader questions a migraine drug and Dr Molner cautions moderation and doctor led care A third reader asks if iron-rich feeds raise blood pressure and the answer is no too much iron can harm but not raise BP
Sinclair Lewis-Thompson Knot To Be Subject of Sheean Yarn
Leonard Lyons reports on Broadway projects about Sinclair Lewis and Dorothy Thompson, including Robert Thom's adaptation of Barna by Conrad and Vincent Sheean's Dorothy and Red. Sheean knew both, and his work draws on their years together and public clashes.
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Sinclair Lewis
Robert Thom
Barnaby Conrad
Dangerfield
Vincent Sheean
Dorothy and
Red
Sheean
Lewis
Dorothy Thompson
N. Y
W. 52Nd St
Clare Boothe Luce
Dorothy
Manolete
Williams College
Conrad
Freshly Boyle-ed Potpourri and Quick Facts
Hal Boyle shares a collage of anecdotes and trivia. The column touches on Diamond Jim Brady and party gifts, theories of continental drift, daily moisture loss, autumn fashion accents, a lengthy Civil War book tally, large medical and population facts, presidential widows’ pensions, a joke about a lost wedding ring, and a Soviet face-slapping record.
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David Lloyd- George
United States
Congress
U. S
Martha Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Oscar Homoilka
U.S.S.R
Kiev
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