Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and masthead
Lawrence Daily Journal World publishes daily except Sunday from Lawrence Kansas with editors publishers and staff listed. The 1980 masthead shows DPolph Simons editor and publisher and Peter Pontius advertising manager with schedules and rates for local and national subscriptions.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Dpolph Simons
Pleis
Ee G. Simons
W. CG. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
United States
Pathologist Joins Lawrence Memorial Hospital Staff
Dr. John D. MacCarthy, 38, will direct clinical laboratories at Lawrence Memorial Hospital starting next Monday. He comes from Spokane Sacred Heart Hospital where he was associate director of labs and pathologist since 1955, boosting the hospital’s medical care quality and scope.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
John D. MacCarthy
Spokane
Wash
MacCarthy
Spokane Sacred Heart Hospital
Lawrence Memorial
Lawrence
Lawrence Hospital
Apalachin Gang Convictions Reversed By Appeals Court
The U S Court of Appeals voided conspiracy convictions of 20 Apalachin New York gang defendants. The piece notes the case was flimsy from the start and that the government failed to prove a concrete purpose for the alleged lies. It argues the reversal may bolster public faith in law and deter bold criminal activity while acknowledging flaws in the prosecution.
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U.S. Court of Appeals
Samed Apalachin
N.Y
New York State
Milton Wessel
New York
Lester Pearson
Canada
United States
NBC
Gary Francis Powers
Chet Huntley
Huntley
Doctorial Disease Epidemic of Bad Handwriting in Medical Ranks
An epidemic of cacography plagues medical professionals as their illegible handwriting hinders deciphering by others. The issue has persisted for years, reflecting long standing penmanship challenges among doctors.
Mt Sinai to Offer Writing Clinic for Illegible Doctor Handwriting
Mt Sinai Hospital in New York plans a future writing clinic this month with a December rehabilitation program as a second phase. Officials cite unreadable physician notes and pharmacy incidents as proof of a national need for better medical record legibility.
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Mt. Sinai
New York
Mt. Sinai Hospital
NBC White Paper on U 2 Flight Shows Government Flaws
Marie Torre lauds NBC for an incisive White Paper episode detailing the U 2 incident. The program traces the missteps and conflicting statements of public officials, highlighting the political dangers and Propaganda leverage for the Soviet Union.
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NBC
Gary Francis Powers
America
Russia
Kansas Association gains new chairman and all star picks
Old Home Town Emil Heck becomes chairman of the Kansas Association while KU players Wade Stinson and Mike McCormack named to the No. 1 Big Seven all star eleven by the Associated Press. Charlie Hoag lands on the second team. In Cleveland, the National Council of the Churches of Christ forms aiming for Protestant unity as a major movement since the Reformation.
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Emil Heck
Douglas County Soil Conservation Agency
Kansas Association
Wade Stinson
Mike McCormack
Associated Press
Charlie Hoag
Cleveland
National Council of the Churches of Christ
Daily Bible Message and Prayer Text
Today reads John 10 10 I come that they might have life and that they might have it more abundantly A prayer asks for forgiveness for faltering trust and a stronger faith asking that God s kingdom may come and his will be done in hearts and lives Amen.
Letters on farming deer control and KU marching band
A reader urges deer population controls through farmer permits and notification of damage, while another celebrates a Journal-World piece praising KU marching band drum majorettes and hopes for added visual elements to enhance football games. John Musgrave, Joplin Missouri, KU senior, endorses the change.
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Jack Zimmerman
Journal-World
Freckles, chin fat, lordosis and legache Q&A
Inquiries to Dr. Molner cover freckles and skin lotions, chin sag avoidance, and back leg pains. Causes include weight, hip deformities, sway back, faulty arches, varicose veins, and fatigue.
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J.C.B
Typhoon Ophelia Claims Two Youths At Ulithi Atoll
Typhoon Ophelia swept floodwaters over Ulithi Atoll killing two youths. All U S Coast Guardsmen at the station were reported safe.
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Tokyo
Ophelia
Ulithi
Pacific Atoll
U.S
Gypsy Rose Lee edits home movies for public release
Gypsy Rose Lee curates 16mm home movies shot over 25 years adding a sound track. She aims to produce a marketable documentary with voices from friends and public figures, using archival clips and mimicked voices for those unavailable.
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Gypsy Rose Lee
Aimee Semple McPherson
Texas Guinan
Miss Lee
Jane Kean
Evangelist McPherson
Guinan
Response to the U S Was Predictable By Ruark
Robert Ruark argues that postwar aid to Germany bred arrogance and renewed German aggression. He contends Americans erred by forgiving too readily, noting Germany’s economic miracle while criticizing continued Western support and the notion Germans should pay for Western European security. He compares postwar recovery to prior Nazi crimes and questions the value of generous aid to former enemies.
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Robert Ruark
America
Erich von Stroheim
Germany
East
Russia
West Germany
Hitler
Goering
Goebbels
Streicher
Eichmann
Ilsa Koch
Buchenwald
Belsen
Holland
Norway
France
Afrika
Krupp
J. G. Farben
England
Western
Europe
Jack
Japan
An Order for Tea Can Be Trouble
Hal Boyle jokes that Americans often complicate tea orders with lemon cream and milk questions. A firm tea or milk preference may lead to coffee instead, suggesting modern service quirks and the humor of polite orders in daily life.
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New York
America
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