Lawrence Daily Journal World Staff Roster and Date
The Lawrence Daily Journal World page lists staff roles led by President and Editor Dolph C Simons Jr with executives and editors named. The paper operates from Lawrence Kansas and notes circulation rates and AP membership as of Wednesday evening September 4 1983.
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Dolph C. Simons Jr
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E Eee
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the World Company
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New Hampshire Stream
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Baldwin Votes for Public Pool Bond Issue
Baldwin residents approved a pool bond up to 50000 dollars by 335 to 276, ensuring a new public swimming facility. Lawrence remains without a pool, having rejected past proposals, while nearby communities already offer such summer recreation.
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Baldwin
Kansas
Tonganoxie
Ottawa
Topeka
Lawrence Awakens as Students Return Boosts Local Economy
The downtown Lawrence area, quiet during Labor Day, bursts into life Tuesday with heavy traffic and activity as returning students from the University and Haskell College invigorate the streets. City leaders urge planning and investment to harness this annual economic boost for a brighter future.
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Lawrence
Haskell
Mass transportation charges echo Eisenhower taunts
Rep. Francis P. Bolton notes Kennedy administration requests more transport assets including two 10 passenger helicopters at 1.125 million each and four large jet planes. He remarks Republicans recall similar taunts from the Eisenhower era as White House fleet expansions are disclosed.
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Eisenhower
Francis P. Bolton
Ohio
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U S Faces Showdown With Diem Regime Over Buddhist Crisis
The United States challenges Ngo Dinh Diem and his brother over Buddhist protests as Saigon grants asylum to a Buddhist monk leader. Kennedy condemns the Diem government for losing touch with the people while U S troops in South Vietnam advise and potential force looms.
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Ngo Dinh Nhu
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United States grapples with Diem after embassy crisis
The article notes a concentrated Diem military move against the U S embassy during the Viet Nam conflict. It suggests nearly 100 American lives were lost in the war and warns that further escalation could increase civilian casualties. It comments on shifting alliances and cautions U S policy makers about fragile partnerships.
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U.S
Yule Gifts For JFK
Washington analysis predicts Congress will push a full year's program through with tax cuts civil rights and a nuclear test ban at the top, possibly shaping a Christmas package for Kennedy. Rail settlement and stalled frontier bills may drive 1964 campaign fallout.
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Antique cradle linked to Louis XV on display in Paris sale
An antique cradle once belonging to the son of Louis XV, found in a Paris flea market by an American dealer, was restored and insured for $18,000 with Lloyds of London before touring. Also notes local figures Jim O'Donnell and Lawrence High staff changes, and county fair preparations and historical population data from 1838 and 1923.
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Today’s Bible Message on Labor and God’s Support
A devotional excerpt cites Isaiah 49 4 and prays for God’s strength when tasks seem beyond reach. It affirms that genuine labor for the Lord bears fruit in his timing and asks for confidence through divine help.
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Jesus
Wild Tales From the Front Soldier’s Farce Loops Through Camp
Anonymous sergeant recalls two week field stint with a citizen soldier unit. He drives without a license, teaches new men to fire a 155 mm howitzer, digs three holes only to discover they were unnecessary, and ends with a sleepless night yet a belief the Army and country will survive.
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Army
Hypertensive Vascular Disease Explained By Dr Molner
Hypertensive vascular disease means high blood pressure with some heart and vessel involvement. A temporary rise is normal. prolonged high pressure damages vessels and may enlarge the heart. Continued high pressure requires medical effort to lower it and monitor for heart signs. Griseofulvin treats nail fungus but must be supervised by a doctor due to long treatment duration.
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Lawrence
Today In History Highlights and Key Dates for 1963
On this date in 1888 Geronimo surrendered in Skeleton Canyon ending major Indian disturbances. Los Angeles was founded in 1781. 1935 church seizures followed by 1917 worship bans noted. 1851 first coast-to-coast TV broadcast with Truman in San Francisco. Earlier milestones include Koreans’ prisoner release in 1953 and civil rights actions in Georgia. Kennedy cited Castro’s strengthened forces a year ago.
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Nelson Miles
Skeleton Canyon
Ariz
U.S
Harry Truman
San Francisco
Pancho Villa Back in Favor After Decades in Shadows
Leonard Lyons reports Pancho Villa has been publicly reconciled with the Mexican government after nearly 50 years. The piece recounts Villa’s bold exploits, brutal raids, and interactions with Americans, including stories from Paul Gallico and Ben Hecht, plus anecdotes involving Nick The Greek and Margo at the Juarez racetrack and the San Angel Inn.
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Ben Hecht
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San Angel Inn
Margo
Phyllis Diller the female Bob Hope of night clubs
Phyllis Diller, known as the female Bob Hope, dominates the nightclub circuit. She jokes about taxes and future riches while detailing a disciplined rise from housewife to top comic. She supports herself with self made material and a land investment plan for the future.
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Phyllis Diller
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Royal Box
Phyllis
Sherwood
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