Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publication details
A 1962 Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead lists Dolf Simons Jr as president and editor, Dolf GC Simons as editor, Bill Mayer as vice president and publisher, Jack Zimmerman as managing editor, Ernest Pontius as news editor, Leo Eller as advertising manager, and W. C. Simons noted as editor emeritus. The paper is published daily except Sundays from Lawrence Kansas with various subscription rates and AP affiliation. Homogeneous masthead itemizes staff and contact points.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph GC. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman Sane
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Polite sermon on power and responsibility to the Common Market
Assistant Secretary of State William Tyler urged the European Association for International Exchanges in Brussels to balance wealth with responsibility. He warned against inward looking privilege and pressed three concerns: UK entry talks, US Common Market trade talks, and aiding underdeveloped nations through trade and aid. He framed U.S. support as tied to global prosperity and survival.
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United States
William Tyler
European Association For International Exchanges
Brussels
Belgium
European Economic Community
EEC
Tyler
U.S
America
Lawrence Voter Apathy Highlighted After Election
The city of Lawrence saw low turnout in the November 6 vote with about half of eligible residents abstaining. About 6,604 names were erased from the registration books and 13,542 were on the list before the election, with only 6,492 voting.
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Lawrence
FAA weighs denying funds to dense zoning near airports
FAA official Najeeb Halaby testified that federal grants could be blocked for localities permitting dense residential development near large airports. He cited Fairfax County Virginia and Dulles International as an example and warned future jet noise may push more airports away from population centers.
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Federal Aviation Agency
Najeeb E. Halaby
FAA
Dulles International Airport
Washington
Halaby
Fairfax County
Dulles
Fairfax Board of County Supervisors
Labor seeks end to make-work with rail commissions stance
A Presidentail rail road commission proposes letting railroads eliminate archaic work rules and discharge unneeded workers while offering severance, retraining, and rehiring rights. Courts will decide if unions may block automation. The policy could curb featherbedding and shift worker protections nationwide.
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Washington
John Maynard Keynes
Paul Jacobs
Harper's
Jacobs
Presidential Railroad Commission
Supreme Court
KU Fraternity History and Local Sports Recap
Old Home Town notes recall KU's Theta Chi founding 1856 and 26th KU chapter, while Wichita North defeated Lawrence 57 to 50 in basketball. Merlin Gish won the Ormand Beach award at a Downtown Quarterback Club dinner as Jules Sikes announced 1953 co captains Bob Handa and Morris Kay.
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Theta Chi
Wichita North
Lawrence
Merlin Gish
Jules Sikes
Bob Handa
Morris Kay
R. L
Dutch) Meyer
TCU
Frederick H. Guild
Illinois Legislative Council
Kansas
Ottawa University
L. C. Webb
Douglas County Sportsmen's Club
Today's Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
A devotional note invites readers to seek guidance from Psalms and to pray for the light of Jesus to glow in hearts. It asks for rededication of life during the season and expresses gratitude for the gift of Christ.
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Jesus
Civil War Looms Over Congo Katanga Secession Debate
In Leopoldville analysts foresee a Congo civil war centered on Katanga secession. Tshombe aims to outgun UN jets while Prime Minister Adoula seeks modest reform and an air force. Thant’s plan to “reconciling Katanga” faces Britain South Africa France Portugal and other powers backing competing sides.
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Leopoldville
Congo
U. N
New York
Washington
Moise Tshombe
U.N
Robert Gardiner
Indar Jit Rikhye
U Thant
Katanga
Britain
Central African Federation
Portugal
Angola
South Africa
France
Tshombe
Ten Top Business Tales of 1962 From AP
AP outlines the year’s key business stories led by stock market swings and policy debates. It covers stock volatility after May, tax and depreciation changes, concerns over recession, the Common Market, dollar deficits, growth aims, treasury deficits, unemployment pressures, and rising profit margins amid rising costs and tax burdens.
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New York
Russia
Cuba
Donnybrook
Kennedy
Congress
Europe
Treasury
First Lady of Virgin Islands Faces Stairs at Governor's House
In St Thomas Mrs. Ralph M. Paiwonsky, wife of the Virgin Islands governor, recalls climbing three stairs nightly to their Governor's House. The piece notes Fort Christian’s age, Transfer Day history, a free port with cheap luxuries, and local debates over importing Chinese tailors. It mentions Henry L. Kimelman and a Navy baseball game witnessed by the secretary.
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ST. Thomas
V. I
Ralph M. Paiwonsky
Virgin Islands
Bronx
Paiwonskys
Bay
Caribbean
The
Paiwonsky
Fort Christian
Panama Canal
Denmark
Zeckendorf
Hong Kong
Henry L. Kimelman
V. S. Tan
China
U. S. Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Navy
Samuel Johnson
U.S. Treasury
Francois de la Rochefoucauld
Dear Dr. Mother Diet and lung health questions answered
Readers ask about choking foods entering the lung related to bronchiectasis and TB risk. Guidance covers bronchoscopy and suction, homemade weight loss via diet, and cautions about appetite pills with potential side effects and medical supervision.
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Dr. Mother
C. C
Hal Boyle: More for Lawns Than Church
Hal Boyle surveys suburban spending and customs noting families spend about 200 dollars per year on lawns and less than 100 dollars to support their church. He mixes trivia on history and wit, mentioning Christmas cards, famous figures, and daily life observations in a light column tone.
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B.C
Santa Claus
Nietsche
George Washington
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Italy
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