Lawrence Daily Journal World staff credits and details
Lawrence Daily Journal World publishes daily except Sunday from Lawrence Kansas at Sixth and New Hampshire. Staff listed includes Dolph Simons editor, D C Simons Jr president, Bill Mayer publisher, Jack Zimmerman managing editor, Ernest Pontius news editor, Leo Eller advertising manager. Subscriptions vary by method and region with annual rates.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Vice Press
Bill. Mayer
Jack Zimmerman Cones
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Douglas
United States
Lawrence Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
The
Associated Pressee
Toward a Stronger Canada U S Alliance After Election
The piece urges leaders of Canada and the United States to deepen ties based on mutual respect. It notes Canadian fears of U S meddling and American neglect of Canada’s importance, warns against overreading Pearson's victory as a mandate for intrusive U S involvement, and stresses the need for careful, balanced cooperation.
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Canada
U.S
Uncle Sam
Washington
Pearson
Diefenbaker
Lester Pearson
Growth and Renewal Plans Lift Columbia Missouri
Columbia Missouri pursues urban renewal alongside University expansion. Washington commits 134000 dollars for planning and nine million three hundred forty thousand for future loans to upgrade the town and schools. Midtown renovation will support Missouri University Stephens College and Christian College as leaders plan orderly growth. Lawrence lags, awaiting a renewal study report from a private firm and a 100 member committee.
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Columbia
Old Mizzou
Midlands
Kansas City
St. Louis
Tigers
Washington Today
Missouri University
Stephens College
Christian College
Lawrence
Rules for Mowers Safety Rules for Families
The piece urges families to set ground rules for power mower use before accidents occur. It warns that mowers can be as deadly as loaded guns and cites injuries and deaths each year from careless use. Doctors condemn giving mowers to children and emphasize adult judgment, area safety, and immediate family discussion to prevent tragedies.
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United States
Kennedy Sees Congress Slump Like Spring Cherry Blossoms
President Kennedy compares Congress slowdown to seasonal cycles and argues reforms are essential, while critics from Sen. Clifford Case to Rep. Edith Green press for action. The piece notes stalled tax cuts, duplicate hearings, and ethics lapses as public funds drain away in a waning era.
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Washington
Kennedy
Capitol Hill
Congress
White House
Capitol
Clifford Case
R-N.j
Case
American Society For Public Administration
President Kennedy
House
Senate
Appropriations
Lawrence School Board Plans First 1953 Building
The Lawrence School Board announced plans to erect the first building funded by the $917,000 bond election, with about $220,000 allocated for a Hillcrest grade school. Chancellor Murphy praised Kansas Legislature for its support, and KU received thanks for its treatment.
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Lawrence School Board
Hillcrest
Franklin D. Murphy
Kansas University
Kansas
Bible Message and Prayer Reflect on Trials
The text presents a Bible message quoting John 16 32 about being scattered and Jesus alone with the Father. A prayer asks for God’s presence through life s storms and the valley of death, invoking Jesus Christ.
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Father God
Jesus Christ
Rating Plan Goes to Dogs by Jack Zimmerman
A House subcommittee hearing reveals Nielsen ratings may favor a single San Diego dog listening to a woman’s radio all day, leaving seven million Mountain Time residents underrepresented. The piece argues ratings shape what Americans watch, often sidelining quality programs. It notes advertisers trust surveys, and questions the fairness and accuracy of such sampling.
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House
Washington
San Diego
Rocky Mountain States
A. C. Nielsen Co
Nielsen
Alcohol has food value and calories, not vitamins or minerals
In Dr. Molner's Q and A, alcohol provides calories akin to food but lacks vitamins and minerals, so yes it has food value while being a depressant drug. calories can mislead on diet while proper nutrition needs protein minerals and vitamins.
Grain storage yields profit argues for CCC reseal program
Farmer I J Stoneback writes from Route 4 praising his five steel grain bins holding over 5,000 bushels. He notes the Commodity Credit Corporation pays 14 cents per bushel per year for reseal storage, now in its fourth year, with a $742 annual check. He urges other farmers to let the National Farmers Organization bargain and sell on behalf of members to avoid selling at harvest, suggesting 25 to 40 percent participation could improve marketing.
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Journal-World
Commodity Credit Corporation
C.C.C
National Farmers Organization
I. J. Stoneback
Disease on Maryland's Eastern Shore Seemingly Subside
Dr. John H. Janney of the Maryland Health Department said the mysterious illness affecting about 1,800 people on Maryland's Eastern Shore appears to be tapering off. The ailment causes dizziness fever headaches swollen lymph glands and spleen and liver tenderness. Antibiotics have proved ineffective.
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Princess Anne, Md
John H. Janney
Maryland Health Department
Maryland
Janney
Sutter
Farouk Reunites With Ex-Gal Friend Then Gift Exchange
A report strings together celebrity anecdotes from Hollywood and politics. Farouk invites his former girlfriend to join him and her new husband in Biarritz and later tosses her diamond ring into the sea before presenting a larger diamond. Other notes mention Paddy Chayefsky adapting The Americanization of Emily, William Holden starring, Mundt writing a book on Army McCarthy, Newman buying a ski-equipped car, Anne Bancroft skipping the Oscars, and various arts world tidbits.
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Farouk
Biarritz
Paddy Chayefsky
Hal Boyle Conclusions Put Over the Jumps
Hal Boyle riffs on common sense versus medicine and modern life. He jokes that a third of medicines used by people over 35 are unnecessary and suggests walking more and sleeping longer to curb fatigue. He quips about mail, cranks, shoes, and the woes of midlife with his characteristic wry humor.
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New York
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