Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead fragment
The text shows a newspaper masthead with names and roles including Presigent Editor LPH C. SIMONE, Viea Pree Publisher RIL. MAYER, Managing Editor JACK ZIMMERMAN, Editor ERNEST PONTIOR, and others. It lists established date, publication details, and subscription rates, indicating a mid 20th century Lawrence Kansas paper.
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Dolpm Gimuns
United Gestae
Cina
Lawrence
Ken
Chreuiattene
Teller Opposes Senate Approval of Partial Nuclear Test Ban
Dr. Edward Teller argues the partial test ban leaves the Soviet Union ahead and invites a widened gap in arms and destruction capabilities. He supports anti missile defense research but warns countermeasures must be tested elsewhere besides underground. Rusk counters that the treaty is a beginning not an end and could curb the arms race, urging cautious acceptance and periodic evaluation of Soviet behavior.
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Edward Teller
U.S. Senate
Ft. Teller
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Soviet Union
United States
Bush
Peking
Russia
Wilenses
U.S
America
U. S
Teller
Senate
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Washington Peat News Service
Moree Seen Flying Home Often as Oregon Delegation Hope
Oregon observers note Sen Wayne Moree travels home weekly for speaking engagements after a comfortable re election. Many see this as prep to seek a spot as a Democratic National Convention delegate in next May's Oregon primary. Top delegates by votes often become delegation chair.
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Morse
Kennedy
Bap
Earth
Public figure fights a rolling bandwagon in turbulent times
Amid a political storm, a prominent public figure confronts pressure and shifting expectations. Critics push for accountability while supporters urge steady leadership, signaling a tense moment as public scrutiny intensifies.
Khrushchev Edits Trim Tone in Speech Revision
Washington analysis compares five Khrushchev speeches and an edited version to reveal how editors aimed to suppress his flamboyance. They replaced colorful lines with cautious policy statements, removing war danger hints and blunt rhetoric while preserving core positions and timing cues for an imminent Soviet stance.
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Stephen B. Rosenfeld
Washington
Khrushchev
Moscow
Quantrill Raid remembered as 90 years past in hometown piece
Ruth Love recalls Quantrill's Raid as 90 years ago. Missourians blamed Kansans in Law ome for the savage attack. From Great Bend an oil official reports 28 producing wells sold to Standard Oil for over two and a half million dollars. Douglas County Rural Schools plan 103 instructors and about 2100 enrollment.
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Ruth Love
Quantrill
Lawome
Great Bend
Graham-Messman-Pinehart Oil Co
Standard Oil
Douglas County
Emma Berg
Today’s Bible Message Oneness Prayer
A devotional note reflects John 17 21 urging unity among believers. It offers thanks for Jesus teachings and asks for guidance to apply them in daily life in Jesus name.
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Jesus
Ghrit
Aven
Jack's Straws Miniature Men Not Babies
Column critiques gender stereotypes in advertising and culture, from baby clothes to cigarette ads and beer campaigns. The author argues modern manliness is fragile, celebrated through hypermasculine symbols, and questions impact on women and society.
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Jack
Emphasis on Intellectualism Shapes American Education
Arnold Toynbee argues in this analysis that American education undervalues intellectual training and treats it as an amenity. He contrasts high scholastic rigor abroad with U S schools, warns of wasteful spending, and foresees a push toward stronger intellectual standards amid automation and global competition.
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Arnold Toynbee
United States
America
West
Imbor
What are warty symptoms of colon cancer
Dr Molner explains colon cancer often shows no early pain but grows silently. It may alter bowel habits and cause bleeding or anemia as it advances, with danger from ignoring warning signs. Early detection hinges on recognizing subtle changes and not postponing evaluation.
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Tim
X Dregon-Slayer
Dr. Melner
E.M
Precautionary steps for colon cancer awareness
A speaker urges skepticism toward risky behavior and outlines signs warranting medical advice. Do not panic if short-term changes occur. seek prompt evaluation for persistent symptoms such as constipation or unusual bleeding. Regular health checks and proctoscopic exams may detect cancer or suspicious polyps before symptoms appear.
Odets Found Poetic Fire That Fueled Change For Theater
Leonard Lyons profiles Clifford Odets who died in Hollywood and shaped American theater with Waiting for Lefty Awake and Sing Civiliz ation Harasses People Odets began as an actor for Rouben Mamoulian and Sidney Kingsley later recalling a line that sparked his move to the Group Theater where Harold Clurman invited him to join after Odets declared unsure talk but promising ideas
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Clifford Odets
Hollywood
Lefty
Britain
Odeta
Louis J. Q Odets
Philadelphia
Clifford
Rouben Mamoulian
Theater Guild
Marco Millions
Kingsley
Odets
Harold Clurman
Group Theater
Clurman
Theater
Remarks that irk a big executive in Hal Boyle column
Hal Boyle humorously catalogs remarks that irritate a powerful chief, exposing the tension between corporate leadership and staff. The piece lampoons Bascomb D. Bascomb and the executive milieu with quick quips about dictation, budgets, and office politics.
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