Lawrence Journal World Ad Rates and Publisher Info
This item provides publication details for the Lawrence Daily Journal-World including editor publisher advertising manager and rates. It lists address in Lawrence Kansas and pricing for subscriptions by mail and other regions, with the paper noted as a second class mail newspaper and a member of Associated Press. The date indicates Friday evening August 18, 1958.
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Powph Smons
Dowph Bimons
Bill
Mayers
Leo Ellen
Aher Araordale
Edie
Douglas
Iadie
Lawrence
Arch Hurray
Chevinions
Assaciied Press
Which Highway Route for Lawrence Interstate Link
Lawrence readers debate north south route for the interstate system as Highway 69 faces competition from an Ottawa hookup plan. If 69 is favored Lawrence would be about 40 miles off the main north south corridor. Ottawa connection could improve local traffic and extend four lane links toward Nebraska and Iowa.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Kansas City
Kansas Border
State Highway Commission
Ottawa
Missouri
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Iowa
Money in the Pot Boy: Teamster Funds in Kansas Campaigns
A Kansas opinion piece asserts the Teamsters funded George Docking and Fred Hall campaigns, totaling 4,500 and 36,500 respectively, amid labor opposition to right to work. It condemns Hoffa linked leadership and calls Teamsters unfit for gubernatorial influence, contrasting with the Kansas Federation of Labor’s smaller donation.
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Teamsters Union
George Docking
Fred Hall
Docking
Hall
Organized Labor
Labor
Teamsters
Joes
Hoffas
Becks
Orville Rings
Frank and
Herman Kierdorfs
Kansas Federation of Labor
Povernar
Jimmy Hoffa
Congressional
Statehouse
Steel production outlook climbs above sixty percent capacity
Analysts push back against doom rumors as U S steel mills show a five week rise in output. Weekly totals are set to exceed 1.65 million tons or 61.4 percent of capacity, up from 58.8 percent last week. Mill operators expect a slow, steady recovery.
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U.S
Auto industry strike looms over year’s end
The piece notes a possible auto industry strike could disrupt production plans for the remainder of the year and impact many workers and businesses dependent on motor cars.
Eisenhower press conference shows aging and heaviness
Joseph Alsop notes a waning vigor in President Eisenhower after his stroke and near 68th birthday. The former dynamic leader seems tired, with a mechanical smile and less piercing eyes, while his speeches read as platitudes that fail to spark clear, actionable solutions to rising problems including school migration in the South and broader national challenges.
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Eisenhower
NATO
Paris
Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
Jim Hagerty
Sherman Adams
White House
Goldfine
Ruth dies of throat cancer in New York 1948
Old Home Town column recalls Babe Ruth’s death in New York from throat cancer. Notes Chancellor Deane Malott’s appointment at General Mills board. Mentions KU plan for varsity health checkups and a 1918 shift from livery stables to autos in Lawrence.
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Babe Ruth
New York
Deane Malott
General Mills
M. E. Rice
Helen
Hazel
Yankton
Lawrence
Bible Verse for Today
The scripture quote from Mark 2 27 reads the Sabbath was made for man and not man for the Sabbath. This daily line offers a concise reminder of Sabbath purpose within the Christian tradition.
Doc Ruark Hates Em and That's a Fact
Robert G. Ruark rails against overused words and social faux pas in a rambling critique of divine, sweetie, mono, and other cliches. He mocks English manners, awkward introductions, and vapid phrases while venting frustration with modern euphemisms and communication quirks.
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Doc Ruark
Eisenhower Middle East development plan faces long path
James Marlow notes Eisenhower proposes a regional Arab‑led development organization funded by interested nations and private money, a shift from prior country by country aid. He recalls Humphrey's earlier regional idea and outlines risks if Nasser’s influence grows and U.S. funding becomes uncertain amid Arab unity challenges.
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Mideast
Lke
United States
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
U.N
Humphrey
Britain
France
Israel
Egypt
Nasser
West
Aswan
Fat Tikes
Aswan Dam
Scout Leader Ousted Over Authorized Outdoor Trips
William N. Smith a 35 year old infantry sergeant faces removal as Boy Scout leaders in New London Connecticut challenge the ban after he led scouts on unauthorized camping trips and long hikes. Parents and mothers rally to support Smith while executives weigh reinstatement at a regional council hearing in September.
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Jus Maines Register
Boy Scout
New London
Conn
William N. Smith
Smith
Mount Washington
Long Island Sound
Teen Driving Champion Edward Smith Wins National Title
Edward Meade Smith, 17, of Silver Spring Maryland, won the national teenage driving championship. He scored 3 points in a 1000 possible, earning a $2,900 college scholarship. The grueling four-day contest featured four other teenage drivers.
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Washington
Edward Meade Smith
Silver Spring
Sen Johnson checkup may decide presidential run
A Mayo Clinic checkup by Senator Lyndon Johnson could decide if he seeks the Presidential nomination. The piece surveys Hollywood insider news, including film projects, contract talks, and industry chatter. It mentions Sydney Chaplin’s return to Hollywood, Eva Gabor’s housing search, and Lena Leonidoff’s stage plans.
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Lyndon Johnson
Mayo Clinic
Paul Dudley Whine
Sydney Chaplin
Hollywood
Universal
How to spot a big city big shot in a lunch hour world
A tongue in cheek look at markers of status in modern offices. It contrasts Diamond Jim Brady’s era with today’s executives, noting clues like lunch time, expense accounts, secretaries, office doors, carpeting, plants, and charity work. It ends with the idea that true power is acting like a small person enjoying simple comforts.
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New York
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