Lawrence Journal World personnel and publication details 1963
Lawrence Journal World masthead lists President and Editor Dolph C Simons Jr Vice President Publisher Bill Mayer and other staff. Published daily with 105-year history, rates shown for carrier and mail subscriptions in 1963. Thursday evening edition dated September 12 1963.
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Polph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Neennnnee
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kansas
Dougina
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Presa
Latin America braces for key political milestones this fall
Analysts foresee two major events in Latin America within three months. Mexico will reveal the PRI presidential candidate in July, with October marking the official announcement. Venezuela’s presidential election, set for late November or early December, could shape the region's move toward democratic stability and U.S. policy toward democracies vs. communism.
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Latin America
Argentina
Peru
Revolutionary Institutional Party
PRI
Mexico
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
Betancourt
U.S
Defense plan studied by McNamara on stockpile cuts
The Defense Department reviews its nuclear stockpile to assess possible cuts in procurement for fiscal 1965. McNamara notes studies will decide if reductions are justified and reflected in the 1965 budget due to overproduction capacity. AEC curtails uranium 235 output and examines further cutbacks in plutonium and production.
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Washington
Defense Department
Senate
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Foreign Relations Committee
McNamara
Symington
George McGovern
D-S.d
Pentagon
United States
Department of Defense
Congress
McGovern
White House
Bureau of the Budget
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Lisenhower
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Portsmouth
Ohio
Paducah
None Is Better in Viet Nam Debate
The Nhu family’s role in anti American developments in Vietnam has prompted Washington to pursue a plan summarized as No Nhus is good Nhus. The remark reflects skepticism about the Nhus in solving the Vietnam problem.
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Nhu
Viet Nam
Washington
Communist Push to Rebuild Youth Ties on Campuses
Herbert Romerstein says the Communist Party will push harder this school year to place speakers on campuses and revive its national youth group. He notes prior year speakings reached about 75 000 students and townspeople, with Advance reorganizing in 1960 as a precursor to renewed activity. He urges vigilance without panic as plans unfold.
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Communist Party
Herbert Romerstein
The
Reds
Romerstein
U.S
Communist Youth Movement
Advance
New York City
No clear article headline found in text
Fragmentary quotation on anti communism describing the value of education and public awareness as defense against communism. No names or concrete events are identifiable.
Barteldes Seed Co Plans Garden Center in Denver Office Hub
Old Home Town firm erects a 38000 square foot Barteldes Garden Center in Denver to house its office and warehouse and to operate a retail and wholesale store plus nursery. The branch began in 1885, original in 1867. nearby schools and clinics also noted with staff changes and reopening.
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Barteldes Seed Co
Denver
Barteldes Garden Center
Ralph Graber
Lawrence
Lawrence High
Wayne Trail
Medical Center
Kansas City
Lawrence Green Brothers
Independence
Ralph Houk
Payne Ratner
Parsons
Daily Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
A devotional note cites Isaiah 40 31 about renewing strength and Luke 18 1 urging persistent prayer. It asks forgiveness, seeks daily bread, and asks power to live as Christ would have us live. Prayer concludes in Jesus name.
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Christ
Jesus
Kennedy Glad Lawmakers Are Hanging On
President Kennedy hopes a long 88th Congress session will salvage his legislative program. While civil rights and tax cut bills dominate hopes, offsetting setbacks include cuts to foreign aid and stalled domestic initiatives. Support from White House and big business could push a final tax cut and civil rights measure this December into law.
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Washington
United States
Congress
88Th
Kennedy
White House
Congressional Democratic
Senate
House
Henry Ford II
Capitol Hill
Capitol Hill Must Tackle Lingering Legislation Now
Washington analysis notes Congress faces a backlog of bills as leadership negotiates deals behind closed doors. It contrasts Kennedy administration hopes with a wary House, where rules power and party divisions shape delays.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
House Rules Committee
House
Old West Lawrence Assoc. backs 801 La nursery stance
In a letter Harry Compton, president of the Old West Lawrence Association, claims an executive council of 20 set an official position on a nursery school at 801 La, interpreting permission as zoning. The group distributed newsletters to members, possibly misrepresenting views and delivering a self serving version of the truth.
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Harry Compton
Old
Watery nasal drip and allergy tips from Dr. Mother
Reader asks why constantly watery nose persists. Advice covers possible allergy or bed related triggers, pillow and cosmetic sensitivities, and suggests tracking days without symptoms. Also notes possible nasal polyps or deviated septum and recommends exam. for finding a plastic surgeon, consult regular doctor or county medical society for qualified specialists.
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A. H
S.K.E
County Medical Society
Orson Welles Plans Bible Filming in Sicily and Spain
Orson Welles rents a Madrid house for a year and will direct the Abraham-Sarah-Isaac sequence of The Bible for Dino De Laurentiis. Filming starts Sept 23 in Sicily and Spain with Trevor Howard as Abraham. Spencer Tracy and Richard Burton were discussed. The piece notes Welles avoids Hollywood musicals and comments on other film and theater figures. A cue about impostor press interviews with Sybil Burton and Roy Cohn fingerprinting is included amid varied entertainment news.
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Orson Welles
Madrid
Abraham-Sarah-Isaac
Dino di ‘Laurentiis
Sicily
Spain
Welles
Abraham
Trevor Howard
Spencer Tracy
Richard Burton
Hollywood Studios
Bobby Clark
Willie Howard
Kirk Douglas
Broadway
Joan Tetzell
Bob Hope
Canadian
Washington
Congress
Antonio Bienvenida
Caracas
Sybil Burton
Preminger Defies Controversy in The Cardinal Film
Otto Preminger insists he seeks peace not controversy and notes Vatican cooperation on The Cardinal script. He handles many production aspects personally, credits TV for improving cinema, and values talent honesty and charm over money while praising Americans and freedom of press.
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Preminger
Vatican
Max Reinhardt
Vienna
Otto
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