Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and details notice
Lawrence Daily Journal World published daily except Sunday by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas Established in 1854. W G Simone Editor 1551 to 1352. Subscription rates include 5 cents per day 1 29 per year 98 per year in Douglas and adjoining counties. Newsroom details and staff listed. Monday Evening September 9 13
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simona
Douglan
Nat Avallate
United States
Lawrence
Kansas
Audit Bureau of Cireuulations
Assormind
Hootenanny craze spreads as TV networks eye move
The Lawrence Journal World notes the hootenanny is a hot, cashing trend in 1963 TV. NBC and CBS are expected to chase success as networks copy the one shot format, with hootenannies sweeping the entertainment scene and many more likely before any major shifts occur.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
NBC
CBS
Eye transplants and liver health guidance from Molner
Medical column discusses liver damage from alcohol and the role of a balanced diet for cirrhosis. It explains that liver transplants are not possible, cornea transplants can restore vision, and uremia and hives are defined. Readers are invited to request Molner pamphlets and leaflets by mail.
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M.G
Dr. Molner
Best in the Nation Kansas roadside parks praised by motorists
The Kansas Highway Commission touts 165 roadside parks across the state. Parks are well spaced along major highways with amenities including fire places, tables, water and toilets. Overnight camping is allowed only in rear areas on non Interstate routes, and more than three million users yearly, many from out of state, stop for meals or rests. The agency plans upgrades to about 50 parks and notes continued highway and lake development, boosting outdoor recreation and tourism appeal.
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Kansas
Ohio
Sunflower State
Kansas Highway Commission
State Commission
Kansas Commission
Midlands
America
Mark Twain
Twain
Iceland
Indonesia
Iran
Iraq
Ireland
Israel
Italy
India
Khrushchev Returns After 15 Day Tito Talks
Khrushchev ends a 15 day visit to Yugoslavia with President Tito. Observers note boredom toward the end and highlight a mild stance toward the West, anti China rhetoric, and praise for Tito’s path to socialism. Analysts doubt major shifts or liberalization.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Yugoslavia
Tito
Russia
Poland
Hungary
Khrushchev
Hootenanny Defined as Casual Folk Gathering on TV
The article explains hootenanny as an informal party with folk singing and dancing. It notes the phenomenon's spread to television and likens it to jam sessions in other music scenes, describing the casual mix of performers and patrons. ABC features a hoot on its video network.
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Mitch
ABC
Schweitzer takes IMF helm amid world finance strains
London reports Pierre Paul Schweitzer, a lean French banker, has become managing director of the International Monetary Fund. At 51, he succeeds Per Jacobsson and faces a world of widening rich poor gaps, propped currencies, and a need for steady leadership in global finance. His background in the French treasury and European civil service frames a cautious, introverted approach beside Jacobsson’s fiery style.
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London
Pierre-Paul Schweitzer
Per Jacobsson
International Monetary Fund
IMF
Schweitzer
Jean-Paul Sautre
Charles Munch
Albert
Albert Schweitzer
Washington
Suez
U Thant
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjald
Jacobsson
Mature
Alsace
Britain
France
Operation Warmth aid wraps up in Lawrence
Old Home Town 19 YEARS AGO 3353 describes a successful effort named Operation Warmth to provide blankets for Greece earthquake victims. The Jaycees sponsored the drive, with Lawrence figures guiding the relief effort and community leaders participating.
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Greece
Lawrence
Jaycees
U.S
George Templar
Milton Beach
Oskaloosa
Audrey Richer
London
Cordley
Laverne Brownlee
England
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Note
A devotional prayer reflects on Psalm 91 about dwelling in the secret place of the Most High and seeking grace. It asks God to lead away feverish ways toward cooling streams of peace, recovery from life’s ills, and renewed courage to pursue service for Josas. Typed as a communal faith note from Ames.
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Ames
Vocation School Practices In Soviet Education
A London Times report tours Moscow and Leningrad vocational schools revealing a merit system with trophies creed and merit boards. Teachers gain bonuses for student success while poor results risk demotion. Students face hard work discipline and compulsory club activities as education serves state manpower needs. Yuri Gagarin is cited as an alum who advanced to higher study through such vocational paths.
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Vocation Technical School Number One
Moscow
Lenin
Leningrad
Ministry of Education
Khrushchev
Yuri Gagarin
Old West Lawrence Association Defends Nursery School Stand
Harry Campton president of the Old West Lawrence Association rejects Enoch letter as misrepresenting policy. He cites 1962 resolution seeking zoning limits on Ninth Street and restricting business frontage, a 1963 Executive Council meeting upholding the resolution, and notices to council members. The OWLA plans a newsletter explaining its official stance.
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Douglas County
Central Committee
Eldridge
David McCreath
Carl Peterson
Pleasant Grove
Douglas County Central Protective Association
John Callahan
Charles Elm
Chester Spray
Lawrence Junior High
Lawrence Business College
Baldwin Mitchell
Kansas Supreme Court
Enoch
Journal-World
Old West Lawrence Association
Association
Ninth Street
West Lawrence
Board of Zoning Appeals
Mre. Esch
la. St
Executive Council
City Commission
OWLA
Lyons recalls Bolshoi memories and Nureyev chats
Lyons recounts a St. Regis Roof party for the Bolshoi in New York with S Murok. He meets Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin and ballerina Ulanova and recalls her Moscow Juliet and her reply. He also notes conversations with Rudolf Nureyev about defection and family loyalty.
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Bolshoi Ballet
New York
S. Murok
St. Regis
Dobrynin
Ulanova
Moscow
Juliet
Ulanov
Ussr
Potpourri of quirky facts and trivia by Hal Boyle
A collage of offbeat notes from a New York AP column. Anecdotes on sleep, Ireland’s marriage ages, elephants, Raymond Burr, George Meredith quotes, outdoor meals, Mark Twain humor, a geography quiz, generosity, and teen traffic risks. Highlights include a look at Ireland's age thresholds and American philanthropy.
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New York
Charles Dickens
Ireland
America
Raymond Burr
Perry Mason
Raymond Willis Stacy
George Meredith
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London Times News Service
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Sider
Harry Campton
Weat Lawrence Association
la. &T
Lyons’ den
Leonard Lyons
Rudolf Nureyev
Margot Fonteyn
Giselle
Nureyev
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