Lawrence Daily Journal World Staff and Publication Details
Lawrence Daily Journal World staff list with roles led by President Editor Pr aw and Managing Editor Dolph Simons. Publication info notes edition date September 1 1963 and distribution details in Lawrence Kansas.
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Associated Press
Positive Side Highlights Growing Desegregation Across South
The piece contrasts Alabama Governor Wallace's opposition to desegregation with widespread, orderly integration in 10 southern and border states. It notes 144 districts desegregating voluntarily, 1,123 of 4,053 districts where integration is possible, and shares reactions from Tuskegee leaders and Huntsville officials about peaceful efforts and criticism of Wallace.
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Gordon Loftin
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Birmingham
Elm disease control in Lawrence city plans cooperation over force
The Lawrence city tree department reports progress against Dutch Elm disease as summer ends. Diseased public trees are removed, private trees must be handled by owners within 15 days, and legal action remains a last resort to recover costs. Cooperation keeps the city from denuding its streets.
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Lawrence
Robbery Invitation From Perilous Bank Heists Rises
A brief note warns that robbers increasingly target banks yearly despite escalating FBI pursuit and security. Police urge caution as the pattern appears to grow across regions.
Banks drop bulletproof cages and invite customers
William D. Munro Jr. argues that the shift toward friendly bank interiors, with fewer bulletproof cages and guards, has made banks more inviting but also more attractive to robbers. He cites a Detroit conference where FBI and bank officers discussed prevention.
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John Dillingers
William D. Munro Jr
FBI
Detroit
Munro
Foreign nations adjust rates as U S monetary stance shifts
The New York Federal Reserve notes nine major nations changed discount rates in 1963 as U S policy tightened. Britain Canada Netherlands Austria Denmark and Japan eased policy this year while U S rates rose to 3.5 percent on July 16 to curb payments deficit. Industrial output in Britain rose 4 to 5 percent in 1963. Canada cut then restored rate, citing reserve losses and policy signals.
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Federal Reserve Banks
United States
New York
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Britain
Canada
Netherlands
Austria
Denmark
Japan
Subcontinent
India
Pakistan
East Pakistan
West Pakistan
Kashmir
Pledges, Births, and Local News From KU Era
Among 827 pledges to fraternities and sororities at KU, 12 men and 20 women were from Lawrence. Names listed for Alpha Chi Omega, Alpha Delta Pi, Alpha Phi, and others. Also notes 25 years ago sky writing by Col. Arthur Goebel over Lawrence for Rush Week. Lawrence Memorial Hospital saw 28 births this last month.
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Lawrence
Susan Montgomery
Alpha Chi Omega
Ann Martin
Alpha Delta Pi
Margaret Donelly
Alpha Phi
Peggy Wilson
Sue Wright
Delta Gamma
Pat Allison
Jonell Brown
Barbara
Pat Norrie
Gamma Phi Beta
Ina May Brewster
Marion Hines
Jane Holzclaw
Margaret Howard
Pat Howell
Sigma Kappa
Shirley Cox
Marilyn LeSner
Delta Delta Delta
Nancy Campbell
Sally
Sigma Chi
Robert Mason
Sigma Nu
Duane Haverty
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Bill Sanders
Sigma Pi
Earl Bahnmaier
Lecompton
Triangle
Arthur Goebel
Kansas City
Phillips Petroleum Cop
Kappa Alpha Thetas
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Prayer Message Reflects Daily Communing with God
The text cites Psalm 55 17 and offers a祈祷ful exhortation to pray morning noon and night. It asks for guidance to pray aright draw believers closer to God cleanse unrighteousness and be filled with Christ's peace in the name of Jesus.
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Teachers From the Freezer in Arctic Teaching Shortage
A humorous dispatch notes 300 Canadian teachers moving to northern regions to educate about 6,000 Eskimo Indian and white children. The piece lampoons harsh winters and sled dogs, while joking that soon there could be quick frozen teachers as a solution to shortages.
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Honolulu
Arctic Circle
Pakistan Drifts From Ally to China Alliance Questions Rise
Washington debates how Pakistan once a key U S ally in Asia now courts Communist China. The push includes talks in Rawalpindi with President Ayub Khan and shifts in foreign ties, with CENTO SEATO links questioned amid new China ties and Cuba representation.
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Pakistan
America
Asia
China
U. S
George W. Ball
Rawalpindi
Kennedy
Mohammed Ayb Khan
Indian Subcontinent
Mohamed Ali Jinnah
Britain
Jinnah
Ayub Khan
United States
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State Department
Cuba
Pentagon
Congress
Sens
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Gore vows inquiry over pension group membership form
Senator Al Gore said he was jolted to receive a membership application blank from a retired persons organization. If they send another, he vowed, he will have them investigated.
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Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Evins Sends Congress Book to Kennedy for Reading
Rep. Joe L. Evins of Tennessee forwarded his book Understanding Congress to President Kennedy. The White House replied that the work will be required reading at the White House.
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Washington
Joe L. Evins
D-Tenn
Congress
Kennedy
White House
Psoriasis and hay fever queries with dairy nutrition notes
A reader asks about psoriasis treatment with variable outcomes and whether a doctor should try different meds. Another reader supports hay fever shots. A K.R.D. question notes buttermilk provides about 86 calories per 4 oz and lists its calcium, phosphorus, protein, carbohydrate content, low fat and vitamin content.
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K.R.D
Night Flight From Long Beach Reaches Majorca Island
Iberia's DC-8 Zurburan completes a non stop 6214 mile flight from Long Beach to Petra Majorca in seven hours. The plane lands as Father Serra is celebrated on the 250th birth anniversary with Palma band playing The Star Spangled Banner.
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Petra
Junipero Serra
Father Serra
California
Douglas’ Plant
Mark Quinn
Five Cent Cigar Memory Versus Three Dollar Haircut
Hal Boyle notes the nostalgia for cheap goods as currency values erode. The piece contrasts Thomas Marshall’s five cent cigar with barber prices nudging toward three or three fifty dollars, recalling era staples like subway rides and shoes under five dollars, and the social buzz of the barber shop.
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New York
Thomas Riley Marshall
United States
Vincent Pace
International Barbers Union
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