Lawrence Daily Journal World Staff Remains The Same
Lawrence Daily Journal World hires list shows Dolph C. Simons Jr as president and editor with Mahl Mayer as vice publisher and Jack Zimmerman as managing editor. Ernest Pontius is news editor while Leo Eller handles advertising. W. C. Simons remains editor emeritus. The paper, established 1891, prints daily except Sundays from Lawrence Kansas with 1963 September 13 Friday edition.
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Jennings Carpets and Draperies Opens in Lawrence
Welcome addition to downtown Lawrence as Jennings Carpets and Draperies opens in the 1000 block of Massachusetts Street. The new store offers an attractive expansion, encouraging others to improve storefronts and invigorate the downtown area.
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Jennings Carpets
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Jennings
Des Moines electrician loses unemployment appeal over job referral
George E. Myers challenged a Iowa Employment Security Commission decision disqualifying him from unemployment benefits after failing to apply for work referred to him. He argued a weekly wage of 79 dollars with 40 from a previous employer would be earned, but the panel found he did not explore the referral. The case highlights tensions between unemployment rules and idle income.
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Educator Proposes 8-to-5 School Day To Cut Homework
Dwight Allen of Stanford University urges an eight to five school day that would run on a business timetable and remove homework while keeping the same school year length and teacher salaries. He predicts the plan could shift attitudes toward homework and allow more supervision of individual work.
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Clyde M. Reed Sr
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Wellington Chamber of Commerce
Performing arts leaders urge more government support abroad
In a House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee session, arts leaders argued that U S cultural officials fail to counter the image of Americans as boors in the arts. They said the country exports amateurs, while professionals face funding shortages and patched productions.
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Mencken
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Angus Duncan
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Stanley L. Ballard
American Federation of Musicians
Great Britain
France
West Germany
Russia
Oistrakh
Isase
Bikel Questions Government Funding for Cultural Tours
The actor Theodore Bikel criticizes expense paid tours funded by the State Department arguing that only the best performers should be used and suggests private funding or partial costs. He cites Kennedy's call to service and urges less government subsidy for abroad cultural missions.
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Leipzig Like Giant Jail
An East German shopkeeper buys a rose wood heirloom from a woman who gets 40 marks. The piece shows Leipzig’s postwar strain as war damage remains and Communist shelves stay thin while trade fairs attract visitors. East Germany’s regime keeps stores largely stocked only by ordered purchases.
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City Without Budget Director Shifts as New State Dept Appoints Chief
The city and county lack a budget director after Mrs Mildred LeSner resigned to head the new State Department of Administration. Mrs Bernice Davis becomes top official and is appointed accountant. A new census method reduced state rolls by 14 961 leaving Kansas population at 1 965 112. Attorney General Harold Fatzer urged detailed accounting after last year's discrepancies. Ralph Houk, catcher for Lawrence Green Brothers, signed with the New York Yankees. Tonight is Ralph Houk Night at the Ban Johnson Tournament as Houk’s team makes the semifinals. Bette Walker of Hutchinson wed Clyde Reed Jr of Parsons with Reed serving as KU cameraman and Kansas City Journal-Post correspondent.
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Bernice Davis
Kansas
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Ralph Houk
Green Brothers
Lawrence
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Daniel's Prayer Habit as Example of Faith
A religious reflection notes Daniel's practice of praying three times daily with windows open toward Jerusalem. It asks for continual pursuit of God's kingdom and righteousness and asks for an abundant portion of mercy through Jesus Christ.
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Drum Tightening Day Funneled Through Cincinnati Musician
An amused columnist recalls Drum Tightening Day celebrated by a Cincinnati drummer. A rain soaked theater mishap showed loose drumheads leading to a haunting clack and a drummer frantically tightening heads mid performance. The piece credits the creator of the observance, noted to observe only in Cincinnati.
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Growth of Gross Debt Appears Lighter Per Capita
NYU economist Dr. Marcus Nadler argues that while U S gross debt has risen to 1 17 trillion since 1940 the per capita burden is far lighter because population and GNP grew rapidly. He notes debt totals by sector and says higher deficits fuel inflation. without debt there would be no railroads highways or homes.
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New York University
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Los Angeles Times News Service
Notable Diplomatic Roundup and Showbiz Notes
More than 69 foreign ministers will attend the United Nations General Assembly and all will speak. President Kennedy expected to address the UN. Alan Jay Lerner tests an actor in Istanbul for a new show. Luise Rainer returns to Vienna for the theater's 195th anniversary and wins good notices in a nonlead role. The Lunts stage Arnold Bennett adaptation for the Theater Guild. Sophie Tucker checks into hospital for back issue. Karl Malden seeks Broadway work while co starring with Bette Davis. Billy Wilder and wife attend the White House dinner for Afghanistan’s king and queen amid recollections of past Greece visit on Sabrina Fair set.
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Istanbul
Luise Rainer
Max Reinhardt
Vienna
Josefstadt
Lunts
Leonard Spigelgass
Arnold Bennett
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Greece
Sabrina Fair
Dear Dr Mother Advice on Health and Hazards
A reader asks about gaining weight as a 16 year old, and Dr Molner advises a structured morning breakfast, patience, and gradual change. Other questions cover kidney dialysis feasibility, corset irritation, delayed menstruation, arthritis cautions, and inguinal hernia management with a truss before possible surgery given heart disease.
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Irving Wallace quits Hollywood for novel fame and fortune
Wallace, once earning $50 000 a year as a screenwriter, left Hollywood to write books after years of fringe benefits. He then published four novels and two biographies since 1958 and sold The Three Sirens for 300 000 to film rights. He notes his social status and treatment improved as a novelist.
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