Lawrence Daily Journal World 1962 Dec 5 editorial staff
Lawrence Daily Journal World details staff roles led by Dolph C. Simons Jr and W C Simons, listing president editor and publisher names, with the paper published daily except Sunday from Lawrence Kansas. Subscription rates are shown for local carrier, mail within Douglas county and elsewhere in the United States. Dec 5 1962 is noted.
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Poilph Simons
W C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Flampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Mag
Douglas
Matt
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Grant Township Voices Support for Zoning Plan
At a Monday special meeting about zoning, about 50 residents and trustees discussed the issue in a positive mood. The trustees announced support for township zoning and agreed to study the matter further before decisions, earning praise for constructive public dialogue.
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Grant Township
Douglas County
Kennedy spoof album sails past a million copies
The Kennedy family inspires widespread spoofing similar to the Roosevelts with the Cadence Records release The First Family selling over 350 000 copies in 48 hours and surpassing a million. Vaughn Meader imitates President Kennedy while a Jackie character shares the spotlight. Public reaction includes misunderstanding by listeners who heard snippets on air.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
John F. Kennedy
Roosevelt
Kennedys
John
Jacqueline
Caroline
John Jr
Bobby
Teddy
Cadence Records
Kennedy
Vaughn Meader
New England
Jackie
Meader
President Kennedy
Kennedy humor and public image described in satire analysis
The piece argues that the Kennedy family, led by John and Jackie, will attract sustained public interest and lampooning similar to the Roosevelts. It notes their youth and attractiveness, theWhite House spotlight, and asserts that temperate conduct will reduce fear of spoofing as long as dignity is maintained.
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White House
Kennedys
Roosevelt
John
Jackie
Roosevelts
Kennedy
Red China Aids On U N Tift
United Nations debate over seating Communist China continues with the United States leading opposition. The issue hinges on Article 4 of the charter and amid political risk at home, Beijing faces defeat as nations vote against seating the Peking government.
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Red China
Aids
U.N. Tift
United Nations
China
United States
Korea
Viet Nam
Tibet
India
Soviet Union
Peking
State Department
Old Home Town Items From 1952 Era In Kansas
Fay N Seaton of Manhattan Kansas publisher died at 70. His son Fred Seaton was a former U S Senator from Nebraska. Cordley School had 10 feet of flood water after a boiler broke. KU football drew 48 000 for three home games. Representative Little of Kansas proposed wheat price stabilizing bill. Ernest Bayles announced the birth of son Spencer. An 185 believers page ad urged a new hotel in Lawrence. Common stock was offered to buyers.
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Fay N. Seaton
Manhattan
Kan
Fred Seaton
U. S
Nebraska
Cordley School
Massachusetts Street
Donald S. Hults
Lawrence
Young Republicans
George Eastman
Rep. Little
Kansas
Secretary of Agriculture
Ernest Bayles
Warrensburg
Spencer
Behold a Virgin Shall Conceive Emman uel Message
Today s Bible message reflects on Matthew 1 23 Emman uel God with us and prays for Christ s spirit to dwell in us The prayer asks God to reveal Jesus love in believers and to strengthen faithfulness in service to Him
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Emmanuel
God
Jesus Christ
Christ
Jesus
Debunking Gay Paris Living In Roaring Twenties
Author Robert Ruark critiques Morley Callaghan and the Left Bank scene while debunking the Paris literary romance. He portrays Fitzgerald, Hemingway, Joyce, and others as amateurs who mostly posed, with conflicts at the center of the era and a cautionary view of mythmaking in the 1920s Paris literary scene.
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Paris
Battle-Ax
Gertrude Stein
Hemingway
Scott Fitzgerald
Ezra Pound
James Joyce
Ford Madox
Ford
Robert McAlmon
Miss Stein
Sylvia Beach
Valhalla
Vanguard
Select
Deux Magots
Fitzgerald
Stein
Henry Miller
Michael Arlen
Morley Callaghan
Callaghan
Coward McCann
Neck pain from pinched nerves and simple relief tips
A reader asks about a pinched nerve in the neck and potential surgery. Dr. Molner advises X-ray study and orthopedic consultation, outlining noninvasive relief like posture, pillow use, full-length stretch, and home neck traction.
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Han
Celebrities Share Tricks on Recalling Sequences and Names
A New Yorker at a dinner party explains recalling seven stories by taking initials to form a new word. Billy Rose describes visualizing numbers as 200 foot electric signs atop the Palisades for memory, while noting trouble when dialing. The note also covers Rose’s Ziegfeld Theater restoration and other showbiz glimpses from actors, producers, and fashion.
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Billy Rose
Palisades
Keeps Word On Breakfast On Our Silver Wedding
New York AP report recounts Hal Boyle keeping a breakfast promise for Frances on their 25th anniversary. The piece blends memories of their wedding in 1937 at the Little Church Around the Corner with humorous anecdotes about the couple and wartime and economic hardships shaping their marriage.
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New York
Frances
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