Lawrence Journal World Washington Nation and Local News
Lawrence Daily Journal World legal and editorial staff details dated Saturday December 1 1962 list editors publishers and offices in Lawrence Kansas with circulation rates for carrier and mail subscriptions in Douglas and surrounding counties. The note marks Simons as editor from 1891 to 1962 and includes staff roles and contact information.
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W. ©. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Caution Urged To Prevent Holiday Theft Losses
Police urge courteous vigilance during the holiday season to prevent criminal activity and avoid losses for local merchants. The advice promotes careful customer handling and awareness to keep Christmas commerce from diminishing due to crime.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Industry backs arms control efforts amid disarmament push
Major U S firms with defense ties create arms control study groups and fund research as William C Foster calls it reassuring. Corporations such as General Dynamics North American Aviation Lockheed Douglas United Aircraft General Electric Bendix Raytheon invest up to 1 million dollars in disarmament studies while experts cite motives of world peace and safeguarding future contracts.
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U.S
William C. Foster
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
General Dynamics
North American Aviation
Lockheed
Douglas
United Aircraft
General Electric
Bendix
Raytheon
End of Andrews case and capital punishment debate
The article argues that Lowell Lee Andrews was hanged under Kansas laws and urges enforcing or reforming those laws. It notes reservations about capital punishment while citing the Hickok-Smith murder and the Clutter family killings to claim Andrews received four more years of life than his victims.
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Lowell Lee Andrews
Kansas
Andrews
Hickok-Smith
Herbert Clutter
Reconsidering Christmas Meaning Amid Apathy
A dialog contrasts fatigue with holiday spirit as one speaker admits being tired of Christmas and another urges reflection on its value. The exchange highlights a tension between modern busyness and the season’s potential miracles, urging thoughtful renewal.
Time to Be Wary of Fast Buck Criminals in Christmas Shopping
The piece warns that fast-buck artists use bad checks quick-change tactics and shoplifting to profit during the crowded Christmas season. It urges alert employees to prevent losses, noting criminals exploit crowds and goodwill.
Atoms for Peace Struggles With IAEA Hurdles and Critics
Washington analysis three key obstacles to the Atoms for Peace program. Political resistance from the Soviet bloc and the United States reliance on bilateral pacts have limited IAEA growth. A new India U.S. reactor accord signals bypass of IAEA and its inspection role, despite calls for international control.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United Nations General Assembly
International Atomic Energy Agency
IAEA
Supreme Court
John Foster Dulles
Harlan Cleveland
International Organization Affairs
International Atomic Agency
Sweden
Sigvard Eklund
Dulles
U.S
India
Kennedy
All-Area football honors and KU figures highlighted
From Lawrence High to Topeka All-Area selections Charles McCue Bob Preston Charles Pohl Bob Endacott and Frank Black earned spots. Gil Reich of KU made Look Magazine All America. Also notes include Joseph McCanles KU band director and Baker Univ president Wallace Fleming. Impeachment moves surface in Washington as Dougherty faces charges.
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Waldo Monroe
Elizabeth Kenny
Australia
Lawrence High
Charles McCue
Bob Preston
Charles Pohl
Bob Endacott
Frank Black
Topeka
Kansas
Gil Reich
Look Magazine
Trinity Episcopal Church
Oliver Hobbs
Mabel Barnhart
Nebraska
Joseph McCanles
Wallace Bruce Fleming
Baker University
Joseph Mulvane
Washington
Atty
Gen. Dougherty
House Judiciary Committee
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer
A devotional note urges gratitude for a kingdom that cannot be shaken and acceptable worship. It cites Hebrews 12 28 29 and prays for reverent living and grateful hearts through the Master’s name Ames.
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Ames
Reversal of Evolution Aims at Air to Water Breathing
Scientists at Leiden University Netherlands report experiments turning air breathing mice into water breathers submerged in various waters for up to 18 hours. They seek safer pools and submarine escape. study notes limited reversibility and potential for ocean-depth endurance.
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Washington
Transactions of the
American Society For Artificial Internal Organs
George E. Schreiner
Georgetown University School of Medicine
University of Leiden
Netherlands
J. A. Kylstra
M. O. Tissing
A. van der Maen
North Sea
Constipation and diverticulitis health guidance column
In the health exchange, a reader asks about a bowel routine and diet for diverticulitis noting a bland diet and magnesium use. The doctor recommends no strict diet, bowel habit regularity, bulk producers like agar, prune juice, and sodium diody-sufosuccinate products, plus medical check for constipation. The column also covers misconceptions about birth control, Ovarian function, and a knee disease called Legg-Calve-Perthes-like condition with rest, and notes floaters are not cataract precursors and invites headaches booklet requests.
Realty Worth $100 Million Has Fierce Background of Tragedy
A profile of the Shubert theater dynasty traces the empire built by Sam Shubert and brothers Lee and J.J. Shubert. It notes family feuds, lawsuits, and betrayals, including Sam’s death in a train crash and J.J. and Lee's legal battles. The piece frames a looming struggle over the vast theater holdings and its legacy.
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Johnny Shubert
Sam Shubert
The
Empire
Lee
J.J
Lee Shubert
Johnny
Shubert
U.S. Supreme Court
J.J. Shubert
Books from 1962 Library Offerings Range Wide
A catalog of 1962 library additions features New City Library titles Across travel history culture and fiction. Notable works include Under the Mountain Wall by Peter Matthiessen Eighty-Eight Men and Two Women by Clinton Duffy Fight for Freedom The Story of the NAACP by Langston Hughes From Out of the Past by Bernice Holden and Bernhard Fleming and more.
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Peter Matthiessen
Harvard- Peabody
New Guinea
Clinton T. Dufffy
San Quentin
Clinton T. Duffy
Fight For Freedom
NAACP
Langston Hughes
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Bernice B. Holden
Bernhard Fleming
Kansas
Assisi
Horizon Magazine
Lucius Beebe
Joseph B. Mitchel
Lexington
Yorktown
Kim Young Ik
Mr. Kim
Korea
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Atoms For
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Washington Post
Old Home Town
George Stapleton
By Nate Haseltine
Joseph Molner
T. P
F. H
Shuberts
Bjeonard Lyons
New City Library Books
Vasco Pratolini
Italy
James Hanley
Niccolo Tucci
Ann Helming
G. K. Wilkinson
Mister Margolise
James Yaffe
Mr. Margolies
Publishers’ Weekly
Drury
Knebel and Bailey
Porter
Lindbergh
Wallace
Carson
Charley
Steinbeck
Hudson
Court
Nizer
Interlandi
Santa
Richard Nixon
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