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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1961
Page
2
Historical masthead fragment lists editors and publishers for the Lawrence Daily Journal-World. Mentions E. W. Simons era 1891 to 1952 and 1961 publication date with pricing for various delivery regions.
As William D. Wolfe nears retirement after 1949 years in Lawrence, his record as superintendent stands as a model of progress and quality. Lawrence High and several junior and elementary schools grew under his leadership, with expanded facilities and educational advancements shaping graduates who excel in many fields.
Kansas University and its football team receive nationwide praise for a Bluebonnet Bowl victory and exemplary conduct on the road. Houston hotel operators praised the Jayhawks discipline, while Chancellor Wescoe and coach Jack Mitchell credited staff for keeping players in line amid fog and rain.
Reported shift in U S strategic thinking aims to deter mass American deaths by promising to limit retaliation. Officials discuss a doctrine of reciprocal restraint while keeping weapons ready if the enemy initiates widespread destruction. Critics question the feasibility of prewar agreement to avoid fighting.
Winter conditions bring ice skating and sledding fun but create safety risks for youngsters. Thin ice, slipping sleds, and injuries from uncontrolled sledding are common concerns. Parents must supervise closely to mitigate accidents during these cold weather activities.
A letter to the Journal-World criticizes the planned Pi Beta Phi sorority house in Lawrence for poor design and says future builders should favor architecture that fits long term environs. The piece urges planners to keep barns in the countryside. Jory on TV Saturday notes the 1961 Kansas football squad, with optimism for 1962 under coach Jack Mitchell as players depart and new ones step in.
Kansas launches a methodical blowout in the Bluebonnet Bowl, clawing to a crushing victory that showcases team depth. Coleman and Basham earn outstanding backs and linemen honors, but victory is credited to all 11 players fighting every minute.
Dr Molner discusses the origins and spread of syphilis, noting its emergence after Columbus and its worldwide presence. He stresses that prompt antibiotic treatment and contact tracing are essential, warning that rising cases follow lax care and promiscuity. He also answers questions on coffee and tea, noting mild stimulant effects and no harm in moderation.
A gray tomcat is skunked after a night encounter and endures a family attempt to de stink him. They rinse him with ammonia and tomato juice outside, scrub him with a stiff brush, and dry him for hours. The cat returns inside but the author remains nauseated by the odor.
Washington reports that the Kennedy administration alters how the National Security Council operates versus Eisenhower. The new NSC favors fact based, detailed papers and individual decisions over broad generalizations, signaling a shift in defense budgeting and nuclear deterrence strategy.
A 10 year look back recalls Miss Kate Jewett’s death in an auto accident and Larry Mullins as guest speaker at the Downtown Quarterback Club banquet. Orbon Tice receives the Ormand Beach award. Holy Night is staged twice. Rhodes candidates include Alfred Ames and Martin Maloney. Football begins with Jayhawkers 39 Southwestern 22. City caps taxi licenses at 15 dollars per car with two plates. Toys and funds pour in for the Mayor’s Christmas tree. Power lines fail due to anchor ice, breaking the steam plant.
Behold I bring you good tidings of great joy from Luke 2 10. Prayer asks God to help us remember wonders of Jesus love and to offer prayers worship gifts service and witness in Jesus name Amen.
Renowned actors and directors laud the power of imagination in small parts. Akim Tamiroff's clever hotel desk scene with Clark Gable is cited as a prime example, with a cat on the desk and an apple bite stealing focus. Other anecdotes feature Jacob Ben-Ami, Irving Berlin era stage tricks, and Voskovec later dubbing in Prague.
Hal Boyle recounts a caricature of a 1930s office Christmas party told by a grandpa narrator. The tale blends soda, sandwiches, a band, a mistletoe kiss, a fired group, a late return from Bermuda, and a long ho ho ending.
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