Lawrence Journal World 1963 Town News Header
Lawrence Daily Journal World published in Lawrence Kansas on Tuesday September 17 1963 lists staff and contact details with pricing for subscriptions including carriers and mail rates for various regions and mentions association with The Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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Dolph Simone
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayen
Adesemecanars
Jack Zimmerman
Vunee
Ernest Pontius
Leo Buler
Nnneene
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kansas
Honglaa
United States
Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
KU Enrollment Rises by 924 Students in Lawrence
Lawrence expects KU fall enrollment to reach 11 424 as 924 new students join campus. The increase brings more professors, maintenance staff, and business activity across town, prompting locals to cheer KU and its impact on commerce.
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Lawrence
Mount Oread
Kansas University
Time to Vote on Partial Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
Editorial urges Senators to end politicking and vote promptly on the partial nuclear test ban treaty. It cautions that ratification is only a first step toward disarmament, notes U S and Russian dynamics, and warns progress could be wiped out or preserved after approval. Delaying the vote serves no good purpose.
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Oratory
Senate
Cattle Prices and Farm Income Outlook in Kansas and Nation
Government forecasts say farming remains favorable with record crop potential and rising production, yet Kansas faces drought, lower wheat yields, and rising costs. Dairy losses, shrinking dairy farms, and weaker fat steer prices curb optimism while cattle producers hold cattle for market gains. Beef demand grows but production climbs, lifting carcass weights and widening surpluses as imports continue.
Beef Prices Face Difficult 1983 Outlook for Stockmen
The article notes eight percent of beef goes to lower grade boneless cuts for bologna and lunch meats, with cattlemen criticizing the competitive factor while officials point to European import barriers on US fryers. Feedlots run heavy cattle, corn crops are large, and smaller feeder cattle on pasture may shorten slaughter stock by early 1964. Hog and lamb prices are down, pork demand stagnant, and despite a long term meat-eating rise beef remains unprofitable this year. The piece forecasts gradual improvement only in the long run as population grows and beef gains appeal, but 1983 is likely to be remembered for delayed price gains and mixed farm signals.
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Uncle Sam
U.S
Lawrence
Ottawa
Ottawa Herald
Marais Des Cygnes
Pomona
Kansas
Senate
Prairie National Park
Manhattan
Internal Revenue Service
Kanunas
Pottawatomie County
Hope for the Future as Harriman Sees Kremlin Shift Possible
Under Secretary of State Averell Harriman predicts future Kremlin leaders may favor Russia for Russians over world revolution. He cautions no quick change due to Old Guard, but sees potential for reduced U S Russian tension if Moscow falters in underdeveloped regions. He notes desire among some Russians for a better life and peaceful dealings with the West.
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Averell Harriman
Kremlin
Russia
Harriman
U.S
China
KU professor writes biography and campus growth noted
Old Home Town Prof. Clyde Hyder of KU authored a biography of former Chancellor Francis Snow. A $3 million water power bond passed funding expansion and a $1.5 million sewage plant. Aerial campus views show many more buildings and notably more trees since 1927. Registration at KU reached 3,391 with students from 37 states and seven countries. Weather observer S. D. Flora labeled Kansas a sea of mud after about two inches of rain.
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Clyde Hyder
Francis Snow
Oklahoma
Walton
S. D. Flora
Kansas
Bible Message and Prayer Invocation from Ames
Daily religious note quoting Matthew 11 28 in Moffatt translation inviting all burdened to come to Jesus for rest. A brief prayer asks for belief in God and acceptance of His plan through the Holy Spirit addressed in Ames.
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Matthew
Moffatt
Waiting on Viet Nam to hold on and wait
The piece argues the U S must stay in South Viet Nam supporting Diem and avoid unilateral withdrawal. It notes no dramatic fix exists, but a broader shift could come if North Viet Nam breaks from China. It urges discreet influence and continued backing of Diem and Madame Nhu while historians judge the path.
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Viet Nam
Diem
Saigon
Washington
Southeast Asia
South Viet Nam
United States
Asia
Red China
Mao Tse-tung
Ho Chi Minh
Balkan
Europe
Tito
Stalin
Yugoslavia
President Diem
Madame Nhu
Kansas needs aggressive push to win NASA support
William L Lemesang argues Kansas lacks influence with NASA contracts. He cites Boulder Colorado grant, Prairie National Park debate, and political bidding for NASA funds. He urges elected Kansas officials and voters to be proactive, naming Olin Teague Thomas Keating Holland and local Kansas figures, urging bold action.
Agreement on Polaris Sighted for December
Washington officials said a Polaris equipped surface fleet for NATO could be signed when ministers meet in December. Since August talks with West Germany Italy Greece and Turkey have addressed political technical and legal issues. progress has been steady and satisfactory.
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Washington
NATO
Alliance
U.S
West Germany
Italy
Greece
Turkey
Nose surgery costs and expectations explained by Dr Molner
Dear readers, Dr Molner explains that nose reshaping is not minor surgery and costs vary beyond a $300 to $500 range. A proper assessment with a plastic surgeon is essential, including side and front views, measurements, and realistic outcomes. He cautions against expecting total facial change and suggests consulting a regular physician or hospital for referrals.
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B. C
Eisenhowers and Kennedys Pose for Christmas Card
Aboard a transatlantic crossing the Eisenhowers and the Kennedys met and planned a joint Christmas card. Mrs. Kennedy suggested the idea and both families posed for a photo the Kennedys will use with the caption Merry Christmas from the Eisenhowers and the Kennedys. The rest of the page runs notes on various social, finance, travel and entertainment items.
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Kennedy
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