Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and staff
The Lawrence Daily Journal World publication details list president and editor P H Simons Jr and staff including managing editor Jack Zimmerman and news editor Ernest Pontius with advertising and business managers. It notes establishment in 1854 and daily publication except Sundays from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas along with subscription rates and AP and Audit Bureau affiliations.
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Dolph Simons
Polph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius W
Leo Euer
Wwe
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Christmas shopping extends late in Lawrence stores
Business activity rises as Lawrence retailers open late for 12 nights until 8 30 pm to aid Christmas shoppers. The period marks the longest pre Christmas hours. late start due to Thanksgiving Kennedy death and warm weather. Momentum builds, signaling a perhaps strong December for the community.
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Lawrence
Kennedy
Vicious Streak Marked Trinity Church Robbery
A robber struck Mrs. Margaret Souther with a concealed angle iron during a Monday afternoon at Trinity Episcopal Church. The attack left a bad cut and hospitalized the church secretary, prompting concern until the suspect is caught.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Margaret Souther
Kansas Jayhawks Rally Sparks Strong Local Support
Kansas University basketball leaps to a hot start with a share of the Big Eight title, a win over Kansas State, and a dramatic upset of the No. 2 Cincinnati. Fans fill Allen Fieldhouse as KU eyes Texas Tech and Southern California with a Sunflower Doubleheader ahead.
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Kansas University
Jayhawks
Kansas State
Wildcats
Manhattan
Texas
Cincinnati
Arkansas
Bearcats
Ohio
Texas Tech
Southern California
UCLA
Marital Advice From Dr Henry Johnson on Understanding Women
Dr Henry Johnson, Annapolis philosopher and humorist, says only love reveals a woman’s depth and that one in four marriages ends when romance dies. He urges long self reflection by couples and notes men’s courtesy often lapses after marriage while women should boost husbands’ sense of importance. He warns no man is a failure until his wife says so, citing 20 years of counseling.
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Henry Johnson
Annapolis, Md
Yale University
Dr. Johnson
Johnson
Scarritt College
Nashville
Tenn
Caution on Marriage From John Son Vent Piece
John Son issues a warning to youths about rushing into marriage noting it is easy to marry but hard to stay married. He emphasizes caution for those who hurry into vows and stresses stability over quick unions.
Honeymoon Ends in Washington Political Scramble
The piece surveys rising charges and countercharges as Johnson’s administration faces scrutiny. It highlights Sen. Stuart Symington’s old stockpile manipulation claim against Humphrey and the Baker probe tied to Lyndon Johnson and the White House. It notes historical shifts in presidential succession and Sam Rayburn’s role in shaping the 1947 law.
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Washington
Times-Post
Johnson
Donnybrook
Stuart Symington
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Treasury
George Humphrey
Bobby Baker
Humphrey
Baker
Congress
White House
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
Harry Truman
Edward Stettinius
Truman
Stettinius
Old Sam
Old Home Town reminiscences and local notices span decades
The column reviews events from 1953 to 1923 including the Quarterback club banquet with Lineman Joe Lundy receiving the Ormand Beach award, local road and grounds supervisor A. T. Hodges named street superintendent, and Nobel Prize news in Sweden. Also noted are historical society reports, a 50th wedding anniversary, Rhodes Scholarship for Raymond Carey, Kansas City hospital moves, and other civic items.
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Union
Joe Lundy
A. T. Hodges
Hercules
Sunflower
Lawrence
Sweden
Winston Churchill
George Marshall
Albert Schweitzer
Marshall
Schweitzer
E. F. Huddleston
Douglas County Historical Society
Bert Daugherty
Eudora
Daugherty
Fred Cowles
Douglas County Livestock Improvement Association
Asa Colman
H. C. Colglazier
Raymond Carey
Southwestern College
Winfield
Frank Strong
Kansas
City Commissioners
Kansas City
Old Bell Memorial Hospital
KU Medical Center
Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
Today’s message proclaims salvation prepared for all people as a light to the Gentiles and the glory of Israel. A prayer thanks God for the Holy Spirit within and for the Word made flesh in Jesus, offered in Jesus name.
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Israel
Jesus
Paralysis of the Executive a Major Issue
Walter Lippmann argues Congress has paralyzed the President by delaying votes and blocking proposals. He cites Europe’s varied democracies and urges a simple rule: each chamber must vote within a set date on presidential measures deemed important.
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Congress
Western
Europe
House of Commons
London
Exchequer
Stricter Firearms Control Debate Echoes Across Nation
The piece surveys historic rulings on the Second Amendment and argues for tighter gun laws in the wake of high profile firearm incidents. It cites U S Supreme Court decisions including Cruikshank Presser Miller to examine whether the right to bear arms is an individual liberty or a state-regulated militia prerogative.
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Supreme Court
U.S. Vs. Cruikshank
Presser
Illinois
Herman Presser
United States
U.S
Miller
Jack Miller
Frank Layton
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Los Angeles Times News Service
Nude posing approved on deserted Manhattan street
In New York a judge ruled there was no breach of the peace in a Sunday nude posing incident on Liberty Street. Miss Jan Tice, 27, and a photographer were arrested after a policeman saw them. the court acquitted them, noting the area had no public presence.
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Manhattan Street
New York
Manhattan
The
People
Jan Tice
Miss Tice
Liberty Street
Financial District
Richard ¥. Daly
Shoulder pain after heart attack as angina guide
Dear Dr Mother explains postinfarct pain may persist as angina rather than incomplete healing. Pain reflects exertion, emotion, digestion, and blood flow. patients should pace activity, manage stress, and use appropriate meds and exercise. Note on spleen removal for 68 year old.
Lyons Den Reflections on White House Life and Love
Leonard Lyons notes Lynda Bird Johnson's engagement before her father becomes president and recalls Lucy Baines Johnson's dates under Secret Service surveillance. He quotes a longtime political observer on the burdens of White House service and public life as Lyndon B. Johnson era begins.
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Lynda Bird Johnson
Lucy Baines
LBJ
Secret Service
Diahann Carroll credits parents for success and recalls a happy childhood
Hal Boyle reports on Diahann Carroll praising her father a subway motorman and her mother a nurse for disturbed children. She recalls a secure upbringing that gave her confidence to pursue fame, notes she never finished college, and mentions her divorce from Monte Kay and her daughter Suzanne Ottilie Kay living with her in a modest midtown apartment.
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New York
Diahann Carroll
Miss Carroll
Diahann
Monte Kay
Suzanne Ottilie Kay
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