Lawrence Daily Journal World front page personnel and date
Lawrence Daily Journal World staff list for the September 14 1963 edition shows Dolph C Simons Jr as president and editor and Jack Zimmerman as managing editor with Ernest Pontius as news editor. The paper is published daily except Sunday by the World Company in Lawrence Kansas.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Vice Press
Bill Mayer
E-Neane
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kansas
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Who Will Run in 1964 Nomination Debate
A 1964 election preview weighs Kennedy in 1964 against Republicans led by Goldwater and others. It notes Rockefeller’s decline, Romney and Scranton as options, and the appeal of Goldwater’s conservatism. A Kennedy Humphrey vs Goldwater Graham ticket is proposed as a dynamic campaign matchup.
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John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Nelson Rockefeller
Romney
Scranton
Nixon
John Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Barry Goldwater
Billy Graham
Kennedy Humphrey
Goldwater-Graham
Missing Something Backers Cause Scenes at House Hearings
The Cuban student tour group backers staged disorderly demonstrations at House hearings this week and reacted with indignation when removed. The incident highlights a paradox where critics of freedom rush to exploit the same freedoms they condemn, reflecting a perceived lack of responsibility among youths.
Farm Boy Makes Good Ralph Houk A Law rence Star
Ralph Houk, a Stull farm boy and Lawrence High School athlete, rose from a Yankee reserve catcher to manager. He has led the New York Yankees to multiple American League titles and is favored to win a third straight pennant, though he has been overlooked in manager of the year votes.
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Ralph Houk
Stull
Green Brothers Ban Johnson
Lawrence
New York Yankees
Kansas University
Oklahoma
Lawrence High School
Yankee
Houk
Casey Stengel
Ralph
Yanks
Houk Favored For Manager Of The Year In Yankees Outlook
Lawrence sports column notes injuries limiting the Yankees to eight times featuring a No 1 lineup. It praises manager Casey Stengel Houk and suggests he may move to the front office while Yogi Berra could become field leader, marking a major career rise for the Stull farm boy.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
EER
Houk
Yankee
Yogi Berra
Stull
New City Library Picks Range From Bond Thriller to Space Study
A shelf listing highlights ON HER MAJESTY'S SECRET SERVICE by Jan Fleming, THE CALL OF THE MANEATER by Kenneth Anderson, and SPECTACULAR ROGUE by Edwin Hoyt among other titles. It includes a space exploration book questioning interplanetary travel costs and life beyond Earth, plus bios on Pope John and a study on urban farming subsidies.
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Missiles & Rockets Magazine
HER Majesty’s Secret Service
Jan Fleming
James Bond
Bond
Swiss
Alps
Blofeld
Spectre
Kenneth Anderson
India
The McNamara Analysis and Military Loyalty Dilemma
General Marshall reviews Herman Wouk and Admiral Anderson in light of George W. Andersons critique of McNamara. He argues loyalty to country must come first but warns against mutiny or conspiracies while noting civilian control may erode military judgment. The piece lists four key criticisms of civilian leadership in Pentagon policy.
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Wouk
Woak
Greenwald
Mister Roberts
ADM
George W. Anderson
Usn-Ret
National Press Club
Naval Operations
Joint Chiefs
Portugal
Kennedy
Anderson
McNamara
Secretary of Defense
Old Home Town Notes From Lawrence Old Settlers Meet
A 1933 snapshot shows bookkeeping as the lone loss in Lawrence High’s elective curriculum with 7 000 expected new registrations. Officers of the Old Settlers Association are named and Dr Ted Kennedy spoke on early Lawrence celebrations.
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Lawrence High
Union Building
Strong Hall
Ida Lyons
I. F. Eberhart
Nellie Coleman Bigsby
Ruth Love
Dolph Simons
Old Settlers Association
Ted Kennedy
Lawrence
Concordia
Kansas City
Quantrill
Old Settlers
John Shephard Akers
I. F. Eberhard
May Hoyt Sectin
Edward Baumgardner
Kirke Mecham
Kansas Historical Society
U.S
Bible Message Prayer for Insight and Light
A devotional prayer asks God to widen vision and open minds and hearts to receive the light of love and truth through Christ. The plea seeks guidance and spiritual clarity in daily life.
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God
Christ
Veteran D C Western Union Men Stepping Out
Two long serving Washington Western Union men Carroll S Linkins and Sam Sweeney retire soon after 33 years of handling reporters copy. They have covered presidents from Hoover to Kennedy and worked from 1913 and 1918 starting as boy fireman and delivery clerk.
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Washington
Western Union
Carroll S. Linkins
Sam Sweeney
Link
Sam
Carroll
Herbert Hoover
John F. Kennedy
Detroit
United States
National Press
Roosevelt
West Coast
FDR
Hyde Park
Denver
Colo
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Washington Ost News Service
Parental Guidance Letter On Pet Catfish Theft
Verlin Tompkins argues that missing family catfish Black Bart reveals parental failures to guide children. He condemns lax discipline and calls for stronger home training to instill honesty and respect for others and property. He notes the loss saddened his family, especially his young daughter.
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Black Bart
Bart
Verlin Tompkins
E. Glenn
India Reds in a Surge
India’s Communist Party ends a yearlong political comeback drive with a large and disciplined show of strength in New Delhi. The event positions the party as a champion of the poor amid mounting opposition activity.
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New Delhi
India
Hand surgery for rheumatoid arthritis shows mixed results
Dr Molner explains that hand surgery for rheumatoid arthritis is relatively new and not always successful. Success depends on the patient’s overall condition, morale, six months of inactive arthritis, and postoperative physiotherapy. Small finger joints are less successful than larger joints, though some hands regain normal appearance and improved usefulness with dedicated rehab.
Book List Highlights Major 1960s Best Sellers
Publisher's Weekly compiles top fiction and non fiction titles with prominent authors such as Elizabeth Appleton O Hara Du Maurier Michener Rechy Baldwin Fishman Hopper Brough and Catton. The selection includes The Glass Blowers Caravans The City of Night The Fire Next Time My Darling Clementine and The Truth and the?
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SAN
Elizabeth Appleton
O'Hara
Glass Blowers
du Maurier Caravans
Michener
City OF Night
Rechy
Russia
Baldwin
Clementine
Fishman
Hopper
Brough
Catton
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