Lawrence Daily Journal World Staff and Details
Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead lists editor and publisher Dolph Simons associate publisher Bill Mayer and other staff. Published daily at Sixth and New Hampshire with Friday December 9 1960 date and standard subscription rates.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
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Bill Mayer
Tack “Zimmerman
Wae
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
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Douglas
Kansas
United States
Mureau
Associated Press
KU Faces Fury Over Big Eight Title Forfeiture
Kansas University fans and Kansans react to the Big Eight ruling that stripped KU of its football title and cut half of Bert Coan’s season eligibility. Critics question administration’s representation and demand a sterner approach after years of perceived punitive outcomes.
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Incongruity hits KU athlete over eligibility ruling
The Big Eight declares KU halfback Bert Coan ineligible to football play but eligible to run with a baton in track. The policy contrast prompts a critique of the seemingly contradictory ruling.
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Big Eight
Bert Coan
Kiwanis honors Ralph Pine as Substantial Citizen
The Kiwanis Club of Lawrence named Ralph Pine its first Substantial Citizen for 24 years of public service. A former grocer, Pine served 12 years on the City Council and 12 on the School Board, contributing to the welfare and progress of the community with a cheerful, optimistic presence.
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Old City
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Negroes Hopeful for Cabinet Appointment Under Kennedy
The Actual Record notes that appointing a Black individual to Kennedy's cabinet would be the highest U. S. political position ever held by a person of color and a sign of improved status in public affairs. It cautions that a single appointment does not guarantee broader progress for the colored race.
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America
Civil rights progress and political leadership debate
The piece weighs whether Kennedy era civil rights will improve Negroes' conditions, arguing that real change hinges on four new years of administration, not mere symbolism. It notes Eisenhower’s record outpaced prior administrations in some regions and observes party control in cities like Little Rock and Birmingham.
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People Worth Talking To
Joseph Alsop reviews a droll but grim anecdote about an English and American official discussing disarmament and open skies. He argues Western alliance strain stems from drift and weak leadership and urges a decisive White House policy plus capable staff to unite allies under Kennedy.
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Western Alliance
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State Department
John Foster Dulles
White House
Kennedy
Old Home Town Memories Highlight KU and Local Notes
Old Home Town recalls KU downing Utah State 56 to 38 in 10 years ago coverage, plus the KU Quarterback Club dinner with Centron highlights and Max Falkenstien commentating. Truman penned a sharp letter to a music critic about Margaret Truman.
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Centron
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Truman
Margaret
John Peterson
Rotary Club
Washington
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer
A devotional note emphasizes Isaiah 59 20 RSV that God will come to Zion as Redeemer. The prayer thanks Jesus for his arrival as a child and savior, asks for sincerity in accepting him, and seeks humility, trust, and forgiveness in his name.
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Jesus
What Are We Trying to Protect From the Soviets
Roark questions Western aims in Laos and Africa, arguing long costly entanglements fail to curb Soviet expansion. He compares graft prone regimes and local feuds to broader self determination, noting funding corruption and the drain on resources may fuel Red influence. The piece ends by lamenting perpetual chaos and misgoverned meddling.
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Laos
Luang Prabang
Phoumi Nosavan
Souvanna Phouma
Vientiane
Ange
Congo
Brazzaville
Africa
Tuberculosis X rays and bone TB explained
Dr Molner answers common TB questions from X rays to family history and TB bone involvement. He notes routine chest X rays find hidden TB, advises low exposure imaging and periodic checks after exposure, and explains TB can affect bones though usually targets the lungs.
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Acheson Named NATO Representative Amid Hollywood Buzz
Leonard Lyons notes ex Secretary of State Dean Acheson will head U S representation at NATO. He cites related Hollywood items from 20th Century Fox buying Hemingway stories to blacklisting turmoil and industry figures like Ben Bartman. Other tidbits include William Rogers opening a DC law office, Kim Novak story ideas, and Nixon’s future law firm chatter.
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Dean Acheson
NATO
20Th Century-Fox
Ernest Heminway
Nick Adams
I. P. Lazar
Anta
Leopoldville
Louis Armstrong
David Susskind
Max Youngstein
United Artists
Hollywood
Ben Bartman
London
Youngstein
Princess Margaret
William P. Rogers
Washington, D.C
William Bendix
Jackie Gleason
Bendix
Lady Dottie the Cat Learns Confidence After Exile
Hal Boyle recalls how Lady Dottie, a house cat, loses and regains status after a spell in exile with a friend. Zebra finches, a family conference, and a staged return provoke mixed emotions before the cat earns a warm welcome again.
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New York
Lady Dottie
Frances
Bruce
Dottie
Napoleon
Elba
Paris
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