Lawrence Daily Journal World Staff Notes 1962
Lawrence Daily Journal World entry listing key staff and affiliations for December 4 1962. Editor Dolph C Simons Jr Publisher Bill Mayer Managing Editor Jack Zimmerman News Editor Ernest Pontius Advertising Manager Leo Eller and other staff. Published daily with circulation details and locations in Kansas.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. Cc. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
KU's Holiday Offerings Enrich Lawrence Community
A Tribune-World review highlights Kansas University's cultural and athletic events enriching Lawrence. The Children's Theater presents Alice in Wonderland at Murphy Hall, followed by a Christmas Vespers program with choral and instrumental performances on December 16, showcasing KU's broad offerings for residents.
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Journal-World News
Kansas University
Murphy Hall
New York
Lawrence
Adult Sunday School Awakens Churches to Adults
National church leader Rev. Dr. Truman B. Douglass argues that U S churches should expand adult religious education while keeping children as a focus. He says adults are eager to learn and ask essential questions about life meaning, conduct, and afterlife impact. The trend signals a shift toward stronger adult programs alongside youth instruction.
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U.S
Truman B. Douglass
Board For Homeland Ministries
The
United Church of Christ
Douglass
Dr. Douglass
Airline Safety Concerns Amid Rising Flight Incidents
Air travel risks rise as experts point to pilot error equipment failure and facility misuse. The pattern suggests human and machine faults in the air transport system.
Public demands higher standards for commercial aviation
The public deserves the best from commercial aviation as professionals in the field show seriousness and dedication. Officials urge improved performance and accountability from the industry.
Selfish Policy Justifiable By White Says U S Must Pursue Self Interest
Gen Thomas D. White, former Air Force chief, argues that U S foreign policy often overemphasizes morality and altruism. He cites Cuba, the Philippines and China as examples and warns inflexibility yo hurt national interests and contribute to Cold War tensions.
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Pasadena
Calif
United States
Air Force
Thomas D. White
39Th
Institute of World Affairs
White
U. S
Cuba
Philippines
China
Russia
America
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Gen. White
Newsweek Magazine
Japan
Asia
Pearl Harbor
Young Kansas judge elected Ottawa bench at thirty four
Floyd Coffman of Ottawa was chosen to be the youngest Kansas district judge at age 34. Also noted: Dr. Nelson P. Horn of Baker University elected president of a new Kansas small colleges corporation. Hal Boyle wrote on the coffee break becoming a national twice daily custom.
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Floyd Coffman
Ottawa
Kansas
Nelson P. Horn
Baker University
Corporation of Small Colleges
Hal Boyle
Community Children's Theater
Robert Calderwood
Scrooge
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Invocation
A daily devotional note urges followers to deny themselves take up their cross and follow Christ. The prayer thanks God for redeeming love and asks for strength courage and divine guidance to endure discouragement and do Thy will. Amen.
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Father
Christ
Stanford Arts Trend Signals Cultural Shift in America
A Stanford Research Institute report claims 50 million Americans engage in arts activities yearly with growing interest in aesthetics over athletics. The study estimates 32 million play musical instruments and 15 million are amateur painters or sculptors, spending about 2.5 billion dollars annually, with projected arts trade reaching 7 billion by 1970. The piece notes looming projects like Lincoln Center and a National Cultural Center and envisions a culture where art becomes as common as sports talk, while preserving the value of athletics.
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Sterling
Stanford
Stanford Research
U.S
Lincoln Center For the Performing Arts
New York City
National Cultural Center
Washington, D.C
Christmas season values over commercial rushes
A reader argues the Christmas season should center on spiritual purpose rather than early shopping. The letter recalls Advent, Christmas prophecy, and Christ’s coming, urging individuals and churches to preserve the holiday’s Christian meaning amid commercialization.
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Christ
Bethlehem
To Your Good Health on Flu Vaccines and Colds
A reader discusses annual flu vaccination and the future of vaccines for other respiratory illnesses. The piece notes that many viruses cause colds, that exposure and immunity affect infection rates, and that weather factors may influence fall to spring illnesses.
Immunity and colds health advice from a doctor
The doctor discusses how immunity varies with health habits, noting some people gain partial immunity after repeated colds. He urges rest, hydration, sleep, and caution to avoid secondary infections, advising staying home during illness and treating symptoms with aspirin if needed.
JFK Laughs With Tennis Star Over Old London Meeting
A Kennedy Palfrey Danzig anecdote amid Palfrey’s Atomic Energy Commission swearing in recalls a 1938 Wimbledon meeting with Sarah Palfrey Danzig. JFK jokes they met at the U S Embassy in London as Sarah notes his growth since then. The piece weaves in other celebrity notes and light profiles.
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John G. Palfrey
Columbia College
Atomic Energy Commission
Theodore Roosevelt
Sarah Palfrey Danzig
Kennedy
Sarah
London
Jfk
U. S
Hal Boyle Salutes Tumbling Santa Claus Remarks
New York AP dispatch recounts Hal Boyle joking with a street Santa Claus as he riffs on license inspectors, rest rooms, and Christmas retail chaos. The quips play on the Santa figure and city life, with wry humor about crowds and commerce.
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Hal Boyle
Santa Claus
New York
McGillicuddy
Bowery
Uncle Jake
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