Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and staff listing
The Lawrence Daily Journal World announces staff and management details for the Lawrence Kansas paper published daily except Sunday. It lists President and Editor Dolph Simons and other editors and officers, dated December 18, 192.
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Lawrence Daily Journal- World
Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons
Bill Mayer Tack
Rimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Kennedy on TV Shows Truthful Image of Young President
The broadcast portrays Kennedy in a relaxed, well informed light as he reviews his first two years in office. Viewers may grow to like his charm and intelligence, though opponents doubt his political sincerity and fear autocratic leanings and expansive spending.
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Kennedy
White House
van Cliburn
N. Y
S. Hurok
Florida
Latin America
Europe
Russia
Sinatra
Richard Conedon
Robert Rossen
Robert Penn Warren
Kansas higher education harmony praised by Washburn president
Dr. Harold Sponberg president of Washburn University spoke to the Lawrence Rotary Club praising Kansas for its unified Board of Regents and cooperative leadership across state and private colleges. He noted Wichita’s admission as a potential legislative issue but stressed the overall strong educational climate and tradition of cooperation.
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Kansas
Harold Sponberg
Washburn University
Lawrence
Sponberg
State
Washburn
Board of Regents
Wichita
Fort Worth astronomer weighs Star of Bethlehem
Dennis H. Gallagher, a Fort Worth astronomer, discusses the miraculous Star of Bethlehem. He admits no complete explanation yet and notes the star may have been a miracle seen only by the magi. The emphasis remains on the message of the First Christmas rather than the astronomical details.
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Dennis H. Gallagher
Fort Worth
Gallagher
Star of Bethlehem
True Christmas message of peace and miracles beyond science
The speaker elevates the true significance of Christmas as peace and goodwill, urging that genuine miracles occur daily in the birth of a child and in nature. Miracles persist whether people understand them or not, accessible to both Christians and non Christians.
Pair of Yarns From Crisis
Two Cuba crisis stories emerge from Washington. Frost’s Russia trip tale is corrected by an embassy interpreter who says Khrushchev did not say the U S was too liberal to fight. A separate note covers Khrushchev’s threat to sink U S ships and mediation refusals during the crisis week.
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Washington
Robert Frost
Russia
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Frost
Khrushchev
U.S
Cuba
Frost-Khrushchev
Moscow
Frank Roberts
William E. Knox
Knox
New York Times
Georgi N. Bolshakov
Bolshakov
Stewart Alsop
Charles Bartlett
Saturday Evening Post
Kennedy
Bartlett
Sir John Gielgud
Caedmon
Philadelphia
Penn. Tel. Co
Gielgud
Claude Pepper
Florida
House of Representatives
Pepper
Old Home Town Cards and Campus News Snapshots
Paul Wilson named No 1 assistant to Kansas Atty Gen Harold Fatzer. Fred and Mrs Frey buy Record Nook at 846 Mass. St from Haggar t and Luke Smith. Pinckney School Christmas Story stars Janet McFarland Linda Wilson Larry Heeb Jimmy Smith Virginia Kreyer. Mrs C W Stratton accompanist for 22nd year. Methodist Church to spend 20000 remodeling starting year. 10th Street doorway to be enlarged north gable to be removed. stained glass west window removed. balcony planned. KU wins seventh straight basketball title 31 15 over Washburn. Watkins Hospital nurses move to new Nurses Home. landscaping pending. Lawrence Gun Club to host New Year’s Day covey pigeon shoot near Haskell streetcar line. Lansing state prison profitable producing brick twine coal labor and farm earnings. Sen Arthur Capper quotes bankruptcy as easy way out for farmer. he denies it amid editorials.
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Paul Wilson
Harold Fatzer
Kansas
Fred Frey
Mass. St
R. A. Haggart
Luke Smith
Pinckney School
Janet McFarland
Linda Wilson
Larry Heeb
Jimmy Smith
Virginia Kreyer
C. W. Stratton
Methodist Church
10Th Street
Washburn
Watkins Hospital
Watkins
University
Lawrence
Haskell
Lansing
Arthur Capper
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Invocation
The dayspring from on high hath visited us to give light to those in darkness and guide our feet into the way of peace. A prayer asks for strength to overcome darkness through faith in Christ and Thy Word for the Savior’s sake.
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Christ
Expense Account Tightening Sparks National Debate
The column argues that tightening tax rules on expense accounts provokes strong reactions among businesspeople. It notes abuses by firms in interviews and unwieldy allowances that blur lines between legitimate and illegitimate costs, with vivid examples of travel, gifts, and even family accompanyments.
Topeka remembers Col. Guy C. Rexroad a multitasker
The late Col Guy C Rexroad served in the Kansas National Guard and world wars and led Kansas state penal affairs into his seventies. He balanced military service with civilian roles including state senator and high school principal. He helped establish the Topeka penal diagnostic center and planned a minimum security institution before retirement.
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Topeka
Col. Rexroad
Kansas National Guard
Boston
Federal Prison Service
Kansas Reformatory
Danger and nuance in drugs and pediatric safety
A reader questions a dentist anesthetic and thalidomide criticism. Dr Mother stresses that potent drugs can harm sensitive individuals, cites FDA cautions, and urges prescriptions under supervision, noting risks from everyday substances and the need for careful study before widespread use.
Frank Sinatra star turns paperback sales and more
The Manchurian Candidate paperback tops sales, while Frank Sinatra buys a house in Acapulco near Miguel Aleman who promotes legalized gambling to boost tourism. Other notes cover celebrities, a TV fundraiser, Hoover’s long FBI tenure, and Pepper’s stance on lynching in light of political shifts.
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Frank Sinatra
Richard Condon
Condon
Sinatra
Acapulco
Miguel Aleman
Mexico
Aleman
Puerto Rico
Nassau
Cuba
Las Vegas
Antiseptic U S Chastised Peter O'Toole Says
Hal Boyle portrays Peter O'Toole as a paradoxical Irish actor praised on stage and film. He rejects safety culture, seeks risk in life, and admits fears from the dark to solitude. He frames himself as a driven journeyman actor with international acclaim and a restless temperament.
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America
Peter O'Toole
London
Stockholm
O'Toole
Britain
Peter
County
Galway
Royal Academy of Dramatic Art
Laurence Olivier
John Gielgud
Fountain
Pacific
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