Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and staff listings
Lawrence Daily Journal World announces staff roles led by President and Editor Dolphy C. Simons Jr with publisher Bill Mayer and managing editor Jack Zimmerman. Publication details list annual rates, circulation areas, and postal info for Lawrence Kansas and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Dolphy C. Simons Jr
Vica Pres
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Newa
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller Ounes
W. C. Simona
Work Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Lawrence, Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Bud Wilkinson Rumored to Seek U S Senate Seat
Oklahoma sources online suggest Bud Wilkinson the OU coach and athletic director may consider a U S Senate bid in his adopted state though he is a Minnesotan by birth. Democratic ties and Republican positioning are noted as favorable factors if he runs.
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Oklahoma University
Bud Wilkinson
U.S. Senate
Soonerland
Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City Oklahoman
Edmondson
J. Howard Edmondson
Fred Harris
Senate
Kennedy
Welfare Checks Questioned as Mismanagement Found
U S Welfare Commissioner Ellen Winston reports 4 958 000 in March relief payments went to ineligible families. She notes little fraud but local mis management. Douglas County Attorney Ralph King halted some checks to ensure proper procedures. Officials in the spotlight may improve welfare program handling nationwide.
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U.S
Ellen Winston
Douglas County
Ralph King
Welfare Department
King
Kansas Park Authority Bans Drinking on State Beaches
Kansas officials prohibit drinking at state swimming beaches including Kanapolis State Park and Tutte Creek to curb litter and rowdyism. Enforcement concerns persist due to limited officers, but arrests may deter violators and improve behavior at public beaches.
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Kansas Park Authority
Kanapolis State Park
Tutte Creek
Hell-Fire Preaching Linked to Mental Illness Warnings
Rev Thomas W Klink of the Menninger Foundation says fear tactics from certain pastors can trigger anxiety and mental health issues. He urges ministers to help people manage anxieties and support their coping abilities rather than threaten divine punishment.
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Elmer Gantry
Thomas W. Klink
Klink
Menninger Foundation
Topeka
Pastors Urged to Improve Mental Health Counseling Reach
A Michigan University survey finds 43 percent would first seek psychiatric help from a pastor. Experts note pastors should avoid demanding moral perfection and instead embrace humane, compassionate counseling.
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Klink
Michigan University
America
March on Washington plan aims for orderly, peaceful event
Washington expected to host the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom on August 28 with careful police coordination and church leaders guiding demonstrators. King and leaders of NAACP CORE and the Urban League endorse a nonviolent march, while traffic and timing pose urban disruption concerns.
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Washington
Capitol
District of Columbia
Walter Fauntroy
Edward Hailes
Martin Luther King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
Whitney Young
Urban League
James Farmer
CORE
James Forman
Dr. King
End of Lone Star Store era and local nuptials noted
Old Home Town recalls the marriage of Jeannine Schindler to Michael D Ambra Maturo and marks the retirement of M D Flory after 34 years as Lone Star Store proprietor. Humane Society officers are listed and EU grade averages feature sororities ahead of fraternities.
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Jeannine Schindler
W. H. Schindler
Michael D'Ambra Maturo
Duke D'Ambra
M. D. Flory
Lone Star
Francis Flory
A. B. Mitchell
James Moore
Winnie Macon
Roy Roberts
Bible Message and Prayer Excerpt
Today's Bible message notes that through the Lamb’s sacrifice and steadfast testimony they conquer Satan. The prayer asks forgiveness for seeking personal security over witness and seeks courage to endure hardship for faithful testimony in word and deed. Jesus' sake.
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Satan
Jesus
Easy for Mao to envision Russian encirclement
Washington Post News Service profiles a China led by Mao and confronts Beijing with a growing Sino Soviet rift. It traces tensions around Korea Taiwan North Viet Nam Laos Indonesia Burma India and Sinkiang with Moscow competing for influence and China expanding its own regional claims.
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MAO
Washington
Maa-Tsetung
Peking
Moscow
China
Soviet Union
North Korea
Asia
Russia
Khrushchev
Japan
Siberia
Taiwan
United States
Hong Kong
Macao
Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh
Laos
Geneva
Indonesia
Sukarno
Communist Party
Burma
Southeast Asia
India
Sinkiang
Outer Mongolia
Far East
Pacific
Vladivostok
Barbiturates And Health Risks Explained For Readers
Dear Dr Mother answers on prolonged barbiturate use and health effects. Prolonged use depresses brain activity and can dull thinking. it may affect pregnancy and newborns if used during pregnancy. overdose can be fatal, and misuse with alcohol worsens risk. Arthritis like pains are not caused by barbiturates. nursing does not guarantee pregnancy avoidance.
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V.O
Federal Drug Treatment Center
Lexington
O'Casey Evades Query On Irish Writers Exile
Playwright Sean O'Casey, living in Torquay, dodges a direct answer about why Ireland's top writers flee the homeland. He compares the question to a hen crossing the road, saying philosophers offer little clarity and noting peers Wilde Shaw Joyce and Behan also left Ireland.
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Sean O'Casey
Torquay
Devon
England
Orson Welles
Oscar Wilde
Bernard Shaw
James Joyce
O'Casey
Brendan Behan
Ireland
Welles
Father O'Brien
O’casey
Doctors of Philosophy
New City Library Buys Wide Range of Nonfiction and Novels
The book list features Portrait of Myself by Margaret Bourke-White and Kinsmen of the Grail by Dorothy Roberts. Also highlighted are The Doughboys by Laurence Stallings, The Wayfaring Strangers Notebook by Bur Ives, A Sense of Reality by Graham Greene, Cradles of Eminence by Victor Goertzel, Of Spies and Stratagems by Stanley Lovell, Number 10 Downing It by J Minney, The Weigher of Souls and The Earth Dwellers by Andre Maurois, My Life and Fortunes by J Paul Getty, Who Needs People by Robert Cubbedge, and other works on history, science, and technology.
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Margaret Bourke-White
Dorothy Roberts
Perceval le Galois
Arthur
Gawin
Rhos
Iglais
Doughboys
Laurence Stallings
A.E.F
France
Stallings
Rainbow Division
Maine
Father Duffy
Sgt
York
Bur Ives
America
Graham Greene
Victor Goertzel
Stanley Lovell
OSS
Office of Strategic Services
Hitler
Mussolini
Andre Maurois
Uranus
Current Best Sellers
List of notable book titles and authors including Wes, Elizabeth Appleton, Glass Blowers, Du Maurier, Caldwell, Salinger, and Steinbeck. Highlights nonfiction works Next Time, Travels with Charlie, and The Whole Truth. Reflects varied fiction and nonfiction trends in mid century publishing.
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Wes Elizabeth Appleton
du Maurie
Caldwell
Seymour
Salinger
Baldwin
Russia
Charley
Steinbeck
Hopper
Brough
Clementine
Fishman
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Pat Callahan
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Calvin Coolidge
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Dr. Mother
Mirs. R. H
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