Lawrence Journal World Staff Roster and Details
Lawrence Journal World published daily at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas lists President Editor and Publisher Thomas B. Henderson Vice President and Publisher James R. Erickson Managing Editor Helen Smith News Editor Mary Liu Advertising Manager Leo Allen Business Manager C. Simons longtime editor 1854 established 1891 1953 staffing and subscription rates noted carrier 85 cents weekly 18.20 yearly mail Douglas adjacent counties 8 per year elsewhere 11 per year AP Audit Bureau member The Associated Press affiliation listed
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the World Company
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New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
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United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulation
The
Associated Press
Inflation Surges As U S Economy Keeps Expanding
The article notes continued rapid U S growth with GNP well above forecasts and 13 percent higher retail sales than a year earlier. Prices and wages rise, loan money tightens, and heavy equipment demand faces delivery delays as inflation accelerates despite calls for spending cuts.
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United States
Lawrence Hopes Shines in Statewide Industrial Survey
A Kansas State University survey highlights Lawrence as a hub of business and education. Key industries include Cooperative Farm Chemicals Association, Cessna and Beech in Wichita, Eming's IGA, J. S. Dillon, and Santa Fe transport. Kansas Power & Light leads utilities. local banks show growth. Standard Life is a top Kansas insurer. Cap Federal expansion and Anchor Savings new building mark growth.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Cooperative Farm Chemicals Association
Cessna
Beech
Wichita
Eming
IGA
J. S. Dillon
Santa Fe
Kansas Power & Light Co
Kansas Gas & Electric
Lawrence National Bank
First National
Standard Life Association
Kansas Insurance Company
Savings and Loan
Capitol Federal
Anchor Savings
West Ninth Street
Hallmark Cards
Food Machinery Corporation
Stokely-Van Camp
Freshman Choir Delights at Kansas University Dinner
At a four day Kansas University seminar and Council for Progress meeting, the 55 member Freshman Choir led by Clayton Krehbiel performed a standout closing dinner. The group impressed visitors with bright singing and polished presentation.
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Kansas University
Council For Progress
Council
Clayton Krehbiel
Freshman KU Choir Delights with Diverse Repertoire
A youthful KU choir delivers a Welsh spring carol three Debussy pieces and a Negro spiritual. The ensemble appears polished and college-spirited, drawing praise for talent and wholesome appearance. A Sunday concert at 3:30 PM in Hoch Auditorium invites attendance.
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Debussy
Hoch Auditorium
Rate of Rise Big News
AP analysis contrasts shopper experience with government data on inflation. Prices rise year over year with food easing soon due to better supply and season, while production costs climb across metals chemicals and materials, signaling further price pressure on finished goods.
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New York
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Local Democratic HQ Opens for Docking Gubernatorial Bid
News notes recapping a 1956 opening of the Democratic headquarters as a general information station and campaign base for George Docking in his governor bid. Other items mention a Jaycees daylight time poll, Eisenhower voting from Gettysburg, and 1941 and 1926 campus and city developments.
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George Docking
Jaycees
Journal-World
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Jayhawker
Council
Ventura
Kappa Alpha Theta
Twentieth Century
Marilyn
Margaret Barr
Fred Allen
Margaret Lynn
Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
Today’s devotional notes remind believers they may know they have eternal life through faith in Jesus Christ. The prayer asks God to guide tomorrow and eternity, fostering a Christ centered life and sharing assurance of eternal life in Jesus.
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God
Jesus
Editor's note corrects sidewalk poll error and disputes
Letter by Herbert J. Ellison responds to Kenneth C. Deemer about Schwegler sidewalk plans in Lawrence Kansas. Ellison defends petition processes clarifies misstatements, argues compromise plan shortcomings, and notes cost and legal considerations for district inclusion.
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Kenneth C. Deemer
Schwegler School
Journal-World
Schwegler
Deemer
Lawrence
Louisiana
Centennial School
Commission
Naismith
Mr. Deemer
City Commission
Herbert J. Ellison
W. 19Th St
No Eating Between Meals Builds Childs Healthy Habits
Dear Dr. Mother advises firm rule at mealtime: no dessert without adequate dinner and no eating between meals. Patience needed as habits shift over weeks. while kids protest, stick to policy, ignore fussing, and ensure the child learns to eat when served. Also covers chest X-ray timing and eggs versus arteries.
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Dr. Mother
Mrs. O. K
Beautiful Sights Highlight Lawrence Campus Areas
Four striking spring sights around the KU campus draw attention. The west side of Madeline Lane south of 9th Street features a row of blooming hopa crab trees. A white flowering tree at 2028 Mass. St. stands out, with two charming side yards on 19th Street near Tennessee and Indiana. Residents praise these small garden spots for Lawrence living.
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Lawrence
Madeline Lane
9Th Street
Mass
19Th Street
Tennessee St
Indiana
A. H. Schild
Jasu Drive
KU English Department, KU staff shape Capote reading success
George J. Worth thanks University of Kansas English Department and campus offices for their year long effort in bringing Truman Capote to campus. He notes strong audience praise and numerous autographs after the reading at the Fieldhouse.
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Journal-World
Truman Capote
Capote
Mr. Capote
George J. Worth
Dept. of English
University of Kansas
Dominican Crisis Gains Cautious Stability Hint
A confidential April cable from Ambassador W Tapley Bennett to Washington reports a mood of tranquillity and growing confidence in the Dominican Republic ahead of the June 1 presidential election. Balaguer gains favor as Bosch becomes less hostile to U.S. intervention, while police and army restraints reduce political pressure.
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Santo Domingo
W. Tapley Bennett
Dominican Republic
Bennett
U.S
Juan Bosch
Dominican Revolutionary Party
PRD
Bosch
Joaquin Balaguer
Trujillo
Francisco Martinez
Puerto Rico
Communist Party
Havana
United States
Uncle Sam
Balaguer
Raphael Bonnelly
Bonnelly
Johnson
CIA Bugging At Universities Sparks Campus Turmoil
A 1960s-era column reports Michigan State University acknowledging CIA tied Viet Nam study was used to back Diem's regime, while Rambling Tech University scenes lampoon spying culture. The piece portrays campus paranoia over espionage and trust in academia.
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Washington
Michigan State University
Viet Nam
CIA
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