Lawrence Journal-World Publication Details and Pricing
Lawrence Journal-World key staff and office details from 1960 including editor Dolph Simons associate publisher Mayer and pricing. Rates show 70 cents weekly in Lawrence, $36.60 yearly, $6 per year Douglas County, and higher mail rates elsewhere. Published daily except Sunday by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets.
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Kansas
United States
Positive Approach Marks Kansas Governor Elect Anderson Jr
Kansas Governor elect John Anderson Jr signals a positive administration plan entering January. He aims for forthright policy and gains over two years, moving away from past pettiness and negativity and toward proactive initiatives benefiting the Republican mandate.
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Kansas
John Anderson Jr
Anderson
Mob Scenes Highlight New Orleans Integration Riots
The passage urges residents to study photos of mob scenes in New Orleans during school integration. It argues that viewing images of rioting and the behavior of women and crowds could deter similar conduct. It stresses concentration and reflection to prevent future participation.
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New Orleans
Tate
Eichmann and the promised Day of Reckoning
The text recalls Adolf Eichmann's role in the Holocaust, his defiant memoir excerpt, and the certainty of a future reckoning. It notes his arrest in South America, pending trial in Israel, and argues no earthly punishment can atone for his crimes, suggesting a higher tribunal awaits.
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Adolf Eichmann
Eichmann
Saul
Paul
Himmler
Israel
South America
Old Pros: where have all the entertainment legends gone
A reader laments the shrinking supply of enduring stars in film. The piece lists veteran icons such as Frederic March Spencer Tracy Gene Kelly and numerous leading ladies and asks where the next generation of big screen legends will come from.
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Frederic March
Spencer Tracy
Gene Kelly
Loretta Young
Irene Dunne
Greer Garson
Katharine Hepburn
Marlene Dietrich
Lana Turner
Tracy, March
Kelly
Cary Grant
Bing Crosby
Jack Benny
Bob Hope
John Wayne
Gary Cooper
Fred Astaire
Gregory Peck
Jimmy Stewart
Maurice Chevalier
James Gagney
Jimmy Durante
Dick Powell
Frank Sinatra
Mickey Rooney
Rock Hudson
Yul Brynner
Charlton Heston
Doris Day
Elizabeth Taylor
Yesteryear
Letter on school integration and democracy from a California reader
A reader condemns white parents in New Orleans for blocking enrollment of four colored girls, contrasts with democracy and equality, praises California as a place where white, black, and yellow people can share schools and public life, and commends parents who taught the golden rule.
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New Orleans
Castro
California
What makes the face rosy and pale in health
Dear Dr. Mother explains skin color varies with pigment and blood vessel depth. Pink skin is not a health sign, while pale faces can be perfectly healthy. balanced diet and exercise aid total health, not just complexion.
Color and health myths about anemia and skin tone
The piece argues color is not a reliable health indicator and explains anemia requires hemoglobin tests. It cites red-faced vitality can hide underlying health and shares a reader note on contact dermatitis from grease and allergy awareness.
Change in Kansas band attitudes shocks Charlie's patrons
Column edits reveal shock over a Kansas University band letter opposing drum majorettes. The writer argues that adding visual appeal boosts audience and band prestige, urging reassessment of standards and a nod to Sousa, with Charlie's Tavern serving as the forum for musical taste and campus culture.
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Charlie’s
Kansas University
New York City
Bernstein
Carnegie Hall
Birdland
Charlie's
Waiting For Kennedy: Adenauer Seeks Clear US Direction
Bonn observers note Chancellor Adenauer waits for a new US direction after Eisenhower. Von Eckardt reports Stevenson’s Berlin stance unsettles him, while Kennedy’s Berlin policy statement shapes Bonn optimism. Khrushchev signals willingness to renew talks, but only if kept waiting is avoided.
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Joseph Alsop
Bonn
Germany
Adenauer
Washington
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Nixon
Felix von Eckardt
United States
von Eckardt
Kennedy
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Berlin
Formosa
Anderson
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Moscow
Khrushchev
Sring
Christmas Cheer Gifts From Local Groups Noted
Old Home Town items recall La Sertoma and American Legion funding Christmas baskets for Winter General Hospital in Topeka. Truman vows firm Korea stance and atomic weapon readiness. Alaska and Hawai twin statehood bill stifled by Dixie Democrats. 25 years ago: Gamma Phi Beta alumnae meet Mary Ruth Watermulder. top football polls list Minnesota Princeton SMU. new free postal wrapping station opens. Junior High shifts to nine week report cards. mud jack on 23rd Street. Mayor Kreeck plans four Christmas trees on trucks with carolers. Jess Willard prepares to fight Dempsey Brennen winner. penny lunches expand to 40,000 Chicago schoolchildren.
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Lawrence
la Sertoma
Dorsey-Liberty Post No. 14
American Legion
Winter General Hospital
Topeka
Washington
Truman
U.N
Korea
Dixie Democrats
Alaska
Hawai
Gamma Phi Beta
Mary Ruth Watermulder
Minnesota
Princeton
Southern Methodist
Junior High
23Rd Street
Kreeck
Jess Willard
Chicago
Chicago Board of Education
Bible Verse and Prayer for Healing and Guidance
Today’s devotional opens with Psalm 147 3 He healeth the broken in heart and bindeth up their wounds The prayer expresses a plea for God’s nearness and continued favor through Jesus Christ the Redeemer in all life experiences.
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God
Jesus Christ
Lyons Den Bullet-Proof Enclosure For Eichmann Trial
A bullet-proof enclosure is being prepared for Adolf Eichmann's trial and he will testify from it. The piece also notes Adlai Stevenson’s apparent disinterest in a UN ambassadorship, along with various entertainment and cultural updates from New York and Hollywood, including theater, film, and music figures.
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Eichmann
Adolf Eichmann
Adlai Stevenson
Jock Whitney
London
Camelot
Lerner and Loewe
Robert Gray
Hill
Kunowlton
N.Y
Carl Sandburg
Bel Air
Anita Loos
Hollywood
Sol Hurok
Eric Heidsieck
Heidsieck
Jean-Paul Sartre
Algeria
Siobhann McKenna
Irish Players
Broadway
Roger Stevens
Salvador Dali
Carstairs Gallery
William Tell
Paris
Bernard Buffet
Buffet
Marilyn Monroe
Lee Strasberg
Becket
Sardi
Susan Strasberg
Japan
Las Vegas
New York
Latin Quarter
Canada
Boston
Dana Andrews
Pierre Mendez-France
Madison Avenue
Mendez-France
Andrews
Santa Claus Quips Faze Shoppers in Store Bench
Hal Boyle collects quips from a department store Santa as he endures a barrage of questions and jests from kindergartners and grownups. The jokes range from beard testing to overtime shifts and even Sacramento’s policy on festive grins.
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Kris Kringle
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Moses
T. McGillicuddy
Santa Claus
McGillicuddy
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