Lawrence Daily Journal World Header and Masthead 1963
The Lawrence Daily Journal World published in Lawrence Kansas on September 28 1963 lists staff including Dolph Simons president and editor and D C Simons editor The page notes circulation rates by carrier and mail and identifies the publication as a sixth and New Hampshire streets operation with AP and ABC affiliation and Saturday Evening edition status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Dolph C., Simons Jr
Vice Press
Bill Mayer
Tack Zimmerman
Newnan
Ernest Pontius Ising
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press Oe
KU campus expands to about 900 acres with 137 more acres added
The Kansas University Endowment Association has quietly funded about 90 percent of campus growth, including 137 acres of Chamney Farm. Private gifts totaling around 28 million over 35 years built land, buildings, and student aid, with 14 million reserved for future benefits as KU plans for 25 000 to 35 000 students. Leaders Maurice Breidenthal and Irvin E Youngberg drive the expansion dream.
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Kansas University
Kansas University Endowment Association
Endowment Association
Chamney
Irving Hill
Association
Maurice Breidenthal
Irvin E. Youngberg
Dry Heat Shrinks Kansas Crop Prospects Across Grains
A hot dry summer hurts Kansas agriculture with lower yields across corn soybeans and grain sorghum. Santa Fe reports show Kansas corn at 54 million bushels down 12 million from 1962, soybeans at about 14 million and sorghums at 119 million, all below last year. A wet fall is needed to seed the 1964 crops.
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Kansas
Agricultural Department
Santa Fe
Flu Shot Time Urges Targeted Protection
The Kansas State Department of Health warns influenza remains a risk for groups over 45, people with chronic conditions, and pregnant women. Officials expect 1963 64 flu activity to be mild nationally but stress vaccination reduces severity and is worthwhile despite small cost.
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Kansas
Viet Nam Policy Criticizes Mme Nhu Attention Gap
A rising critique argues U S policy toward Viet Nam overemphasizes Mme Ngo Dinh Nhu while neglecting broader strategic issues. The Viet Nam ambassador Henry is cited in debates on this approach.
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U.S
Mme
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Viet Nam
Henry
Cabot Lodge Criticizes Madame Nhu Over Viet Nam Remarks
Cabot Lodge sharply rebuked Madame Nhu for insulting U S junior officers in South Vietnam. He said the officers risk their lives daily and deserve thanks, not insult, and argued her remarks were cruel and inappropriate.
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Cabot Lodge
Madame Nhu
U.S
South
Viet Nam
Lodge
Madama Nhu
Dragon Lady
Ambassador Lodge
Feeligs
Bedfellows Strange in House Tax Cut Fight
Democrats edged a landmark 11 billion tax cut through the House by 271 to 155 while Republicans failed to secure spending ceilings. The debate highlighted party crossovers as the GOP amendment to condition the cut on future spending estimates proved weak, shifting attention from bill details to spending disputes. Los Angeles Times News Service
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Washington
House
Kennedy
Lawrence News Roundup From Old Home Town
In 1 years ago notes, Junius Underwood rose to vice president at Lawrence National Bank. Kiwanis sought to loan Comanche to a Montana Custer museum, while KU officials resisted. Douglas County had 2 042 rural students, 74 one room schools. Sen George McGill spoke at Vinland Fair as KU linked communities. ZR 1 dirigible toured St Louis to Chicago. North Lawrence residents urged regular police presence and KU planned Nightshirt Parade.
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Junius Underwood
Lawrence National Bank
Kiwanis Club
Lewiston
Mont
Kansas Museum of Natural History
Custer Museum
Montana
U.S. Army
Fr. Riley
Raymond Hall
Douglas County
George McGill
Wichita
Ray Wright
Lawrence
Navy
St. Louis
Chicago
North Lawrence
Bible Message and Prayer Reflect Faith Focus
Today's note centers on Hebrews 12 verses 1 and 2 urging believers to run with patience while keeping eyes on Jesus the author and finisher of faith. A brief prayer thanks God for Jesus Christ and seeks guidance to follow His will today.
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Jesus
Heavenly Father
Jesus Christ
Inside Glimpse of Power in the Cold War
The article analyzes how U S presidents Eisenhower and Kennedy shaped foreign policy toward the Soviet Union and China, with Goldwater's stance contrasted. It recounts 1957-59 Khrushchev visits and the Sino Soviet split, noting how presidential actions influenced Cuba Taiwan and the nuclear test ban context.
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Washington
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Mao Tse-Tung
China
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Moscow
Peking
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Walter Lippmann
Goldwater
Lippmann
Congress
Cuba
Khrushchev
United States
Mr. Kennedy
White House
Camp David
Mao
Formosa
Taiwan
America
Red China
Tiger
Washington Post News Service
Congress and the duty of citizens in a democracy
A Journal-World reader recalls sitting in Congress gallery in Washington D C and urges Americans to provide their delegates with complete facts and regional perspectives. The letter argues Congressmen must search for balanced information, accept diverse input, and rely on constituents to prevent cynicism from eroding democratic effort. Kansas is praised for electing capable lawmakers and allowing Republican and other voices at the microphones.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Harry
Kansas
Washington
X rays in early pregnancy and breast development
Dr Mother explains that X rays in the first months may affect an embryo if the ovum is exposed, but small exposures to non pelvic areas likely have limited impact. Safer to avoid chest and abdominal X rays in early pregnancy and inform the doctor if pregnancy is possible before imaging. Postscript notes that breast size is mainly heredity and not easily changed, with posture and weight offering some help.
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L. K
Nagasaki
Hiroshima
Japan
Mayo Clinic loses longest-serving doctor at sixty five
In a Columbia University procession William Allen White and Dr. Charles W. Mayo shared a moment when Mayo announced his mandatory retirement at sixty five marking the first Mayo Clinic staff absence since its founding. The famed Rochester physician hosted generations of stars and notable visitors including Danny Kaye Jack Benny Merivyn LeRoy and Joe Louis.
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Columbia University
William Allen White
Emporia, Kan
Kansas
White
Rochester
Mayo
Charles W. Mayo
Mayo Clinic
Dr. Mayo
Danny Kaye
Jack
Benny
Mervyn LeRoy
Joe Louis
Current Best Sellers List Readers See Variety
Publishers' Weekly compiles fiction best sellers including The Shoes of the Fisherman by West Elizabeth Appleton Caravans by Michener The Glass-Blowers by du Maurier The Concubine by Lofts My Darling Clementine by Fishman Happiness Is a Warm Puppy by Schulz The Day They Shook the Plum Tree by Lewis.
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West
Elizabeth Appleton
O'Hara
Michener
du Maurier
Lofts
Schulz
Lewis
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Los Angeles Times News Service
Old Home Town
By Chalmers M. Roberts
Congress IN Action
Journal-World
Joseph Molner, MD
John Held Jr
W.A. White and
Charles Mayo
Leonard Lyons
Shaw
Pascal
Publishers’ Weekly
Russia
Baldwin
MY Darling
Clementine, Fishman
Interlandi
Sarry Borowaren
Creche
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