Lawrence Daily Journal World front page details 1961 staff
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists editor and publisher roles, associate publisher, advertising manager, news editor, and circulation rates. It notes ownership by the World Company with offices at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets in Lawrence Kansas and outlines weekly and yearly postal rates and AP membership as of December 14 1961.
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Nolph Simons
Yoolph & Semons
Mayer
Ernest Pontius
Leo Slut
Cosecaeen
Simons
World Croopais
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Earier Dn
Ouciss
United States
Kans Meilliber
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
One Short Year in Washington Far From Missile Gap Views
A Viewpoint notes how Kennedy era claims of U S weakness shifted to asserting superiority over the Soviet Union. It questions whether progress is real or political rhetoric and predicts Democrats will try to redefine preparedness in the 1962 elections.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
United States
Tippers Anonymous A Bostonian launches tipping reform crusade
Bob Farrington of Boston plans Tippers Anonymous a non-violent group urging service workers to earn tips. Members rate waiters and drivers with slips on service quality aiming to restore tipping meaning. The idea has drawn support and Farrington hopes better service and fair tipping.
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Bob Farrington
Jack Paar
Farrington
Boston
Bostonian
Tippers Anonymous
Psychiatrists and the marriage cure a candid spoof
Roark weighs a psychiatrist's claim that no one truly knows what makes a happy marriage. He mocks pricey analysis and finds some value in talking, yet notes many cases end with confusion, boredom relief, or fraud in the high priced circle.
Stroke rehabilitation offers hope and practical steps
Dear Dr Mother explains stroke impacts and the value of early rehabilitation at a center with modern facilities. It advises using the left side after right arm paralysis, learning usable speech, and maintaining hope. The column also answers reader questions on menopausal bleeding, liver concerns with coffee, bed wetting, and provides a booklet offer.
Beds not wanted by guests at Statler Hilton Hotel
The Statler Hilton Hotel in Boston was asked to remove beds from several rooms to accommodate 34 children in a Korean orphans choir. The choir members, ages 8 to 112, have never slept in beds and prefer sleeping bags, using them nightly instead of luxury.
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Boston
Statler Hilton
United States
Canada
Police Sergeant Ticketed After Car Collision
Three Rivers Michigan police Sgt Kenneth Baker issued himself a ticket for failure to keep his auto under control after rear ending another vehicle. He said he lost control while looking for a runaway boy and not focusing on driving.
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Three Rivers, Mich
Kenneth Baker
Coming Big Debate on Trade Bill and Common Market
JOSEPH ALSOP outlines Kennedy plans for a broad tariff cutting power to negotiate with the European Common Market. The article notes internal White House debates led by Under Secretary George Ball and Lawrence O'Brien, with a aim to provoke national discussion even if the bill may fail this session. It warns that delaying could risk U S business and economy while urging timely action to avoid protectionist stagnation.
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White House
Congress
George Ball
Kennedy
Ball
Lawrence O’brien
O'Brien
Wiseacres
Wall Street Journal
U. S
The Lyons Den and Broadway Tales in New York
A column recounts mixed anecdotes from New York City cultural life. Maurice Evans misstates his status in a juror mock case. Maurice Chevalier visits friends and quips about aging. British actors in dispute over TV live show sparks tension. Joan Sutherland's Met moment and Cyril Ritchard scene. Emily Kimbrough trains for Salt Lake City talk with Ogden Nash joke. Arthur Schwartz retells lyric edits for Oh Give Me Something to Remember You By. A Miami Beach elder matchmaker and Noel Coward's Sail Away screening confront Beaverbrook war headlines.
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Maurice Chevalier
New York
Norman Rosemont
Lerner and Loewe
Phil Silvers
Silvers
Chevalier
Maurice
Phil
Arthur Schwartz
London
Leslie Henson
Desmond Carter
Schwartz
America
Howard Dietz
Large mural by 13-year-old Rafael Chavez in Evangelical Church
Lawrence residents saw art displays as 13-year-old Rafael Chavez painted murals for the Evangelical Church. KU defeated SMU 74 to 51 with Clyde Lovellette scoring 42. James Logan won the Rhodes Scholarship. The Kansas Board of Regents pushed to restore a 25 percent teacher salary cut, proposing an $804,250 yearly budget. Fire damaged the Gun Club on Highway 50, likely from a cigarette after a turkey shoot. Otto Hack led the Lone Star Farmers Union with officers Fred Flory L M Williams H H Ulrich and R Richardson. John Stutz noted 1921 school building leads, Wellington built a $300,000 high school, Independence $200,000, Lawrence bids for a $390,000 building. Company M of the 137th Infantry left Lawrence for Pittsburg mine fields. H Company to follow.
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Evangelical
Rafael Chavez
Lawrence
SMU
Clyde Lovellette
James Logan
Board of Regents of
Kansas University
American Legion
Highway 50
Otto Hack
Lone Star
Farmer's Union
Fred Flory
L. M. Williams
H. H. Ulrich
R. Richardson
John Stutz
Kansas League of Municipalities
Wellington
Independence
137Th Infantry
Pittsburg
Bible Message Prayer Excerpt Reflects Faith in Christ
A church prayer page cites John 1 12 about receiving him and becoming children of God. It thanks God for sending Christ and asks for hearts ready to accept Him and to pray the Lord's Prayer, Our Father in heaven.
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Christ
Waiting in Line To Get Sick By Joy Stilley
Hal Boyle recalls how illness spreads through a busy family as everyone competes for care. A contagious flu season leaves him waiting for attention while his wife and children call in sick at home. He jokes about the endless cycles of misfortune and the comical chaos of hospital and home care.
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Hubby
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