Lawrence Daily Journal World front matter 1962 staff and pricing
The Lawrence Daily Journal World announces editors and staff led by Dolph C. Simons Jr with Jack Zimmerman Ernest Pontius and others. It lists circulation rates 35 cents weekly 18.20 yearly carrier and 11 dollars yearly by mail with postal details and notices its Friday December 21 1962 issue.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Womens
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Douglas
United States
Lawrence
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
KPL Plans New $225000 Headquarters for Lawrence
Kansas Power and Light Co announces a new one story Colonial style headquarters at 9th and Tenn Streets. The $225000 building aims for completion by late summer and signals confidence in Lawrence's growing electric needs and future prosperity.
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Kansas Power & Light Co
9Th and Tenn. Sts
Lawrence
KPL
Balfour Jeffrey
Austin Stedham
Carol Caravan Christmas Carol Van Brings Santa to Four City Stops
The Journal World promotes the Carrier Boy Brass Choir and Santa Claus for a four station Carol Caravan Sunday tour through the city. The event aims to bring old time music and holiday cheer to residents of all ages with lively performances at each location.
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Journal-World
Carrier Boy Brass
Santa Claus
The
Critics or friends echo Kennedy remarks on Japan and containment
The piece argues foreign critics read mistranslated Kennedy comments to imply U.S. plans against Communist China. It explains translation issues from Japanese and notes fears of Japanese business leaders about US bases and nuclear threats. It urges prudent, humane U.S. policy despite outside agitation.
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Dean Acheson
U.S
Japan
Kennedy
Washington
Uncle Sam
China
Cuba
Truman
Red
Censured Barber Faces Gambling Involvement Case
A recent Omaha case notes that barber shop operators found involved in gambling should expect censure. The report highlights the risks of gambling ties for local barbers and the seriousness of disciplinary action.
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Omaha
Omaha Barber Arrested in Barbershop Gambling Scheme
Omaha vice squad arrested a barber after bar patrons complained of delays for haircuts while he took bets. Investigators confirmed the barber was taking bets and he was booked for the gambling activity.
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Omaha
Camera’s Role As a Spy
President Kennedy touted cameras as our best inspector in the espionage race. He cited U 2 aircrafts, Crusaders, RF 101s and the secret Samos satellite, noting Cuba and the Soviet Union would resist total inspection while satellite imagery promises broader reach and timeliness. The piece weighs risks of exposing tech progress versus provoking a Soviet backlash over espionage.
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Washington
Kennedy
Navy
Air Force
Cuba
Samos
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Tiros
Old Home Town Highlights From 10 and 25 Years Ago
Ten years ago 1952 notes include Second Lt. Fred Six serving at a forward air base with the First Marine Aircraft Wing in Korea and the Florence Cook School of practical nursing’s second class graduation at KU Medical Center with 16 members. Twenty five years ago 1837 Dean and Mrs. Stockton and others hosted a supper dance at the Country Club, a DAR program on Historic Places in Lawrence, and Lions beat Junction City 32 to 10 in basketball. Alice Roche of Lawrence interviewed Mussolini and Pirandello for the New York Times. the City distributed 121 Christmas boxes. Home Aid Society was profiled as its 14 members supported benevolent causes.
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Fred Six
Marine Aircraft Wing
Korea
Florence Cook
KU Medical Center
Lawrence
Garden City
Dean
F. T. Stockton
A. B. Weaver
Dick Williams
Maud Smeltzer
DAR
Carrie Watson
Lions
Junction City
Alice Roche
Italy
Mussolini
Pirandello
New York Times
New York
Home Aid Society
Today in Faith Light Shines as Believers Embrace Christ
A prayerful note centers on Jesus as a light to the world urging belief to dispel darkness. The message asks readers to seek purification of life, open hearts to Christ, and invite His spirit to guide discipleship. May prayers bless ongoing faith and commitment.
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Christ
Tax Reappraisal Clarified by Local Senator
Lawrence conference editor cites Kansas reappraisal impact in Atchison County. Statewide effort seeks equitable assessment and foundation funding for education. Senator Steadman Ball, advocate for fair valuations, voted and consulted on county protests in 1958.
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Atchison
Steadman Ball
Atchison County
State Tax Commission
Test and treatment notes for arthritis and eye infections
Dr Molner explains that arthritis comprises many diseases, and blood tests and X rays aid diagnosis. He notes sedimentation rate tests for rheumatoid arthritis, uric acid tests for gout, and routine anemia checks. He details sty causes and prevention, and advises blood donation considerations amid menstruation and potential anemia.
Government Involvement in Business Sparks Public Debate
Dr. Phillip A. Godwin argues that government intrusion into business often results from pressure by local businessmen and chambers of commerce. He notes cases like school portrait programs and ambulance subsidies and urges officials to resist city involvement or to stop complaining when it occurs.
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Chamber of Commerce
Phillip A. Godwin
M.D
Utah St
Reds Test 35th Bomb
The U S Atomic Energy Commission says the Soviet Union exploded another atmospheric nuclear device over the Arctic near Novaya Zemlya. The blast was described as low yield, equivalent to up to 20 000 tons of conventional explosives, marking the 35th announced test in the current Soviet series.
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Washington
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Soviet Union
Arctic
Novaya Zemyla
AEC
Lawyer Williams Bucks Yale Slan der Suit After appearance
Law figure Edward Bennett Williams lectured at Yale Law School where he voiced opinions on Bill Buckley Jr. Buckley plans to sue for slander over the exchange. The Yale Daily News covered the session and reported the clash between the figures.
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Edward Bennett Williams
Yale Law School
Williams
Bill Buckley Jr
Buckley
Yale Daily News
Christmas Cards Can Be Problem Says Hal Boyle
New York AP humor column recounts how Christmas cards, once started, multiply into a sprawling social web. A couple grapples with writing messages, then ends up mailing to dozens, then random names, and finally receive many New Year greetings in return, widening their world of fellowship.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Oswald J. Gillmuddy
Bermuda
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By Chalmers M. Roberts
Washington Post
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Wescoe
Kansas University
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Journal- World
State Tax Department
Legislative Council
Atchison and
Foundation
State Chamber of Commerce
Santa Fe Railway Company
Kansas
Sedgwick
Property Valuation Department
State of Kansas
Joseph Molner
Reds
Yale
Leonard Lyons
Eugene O'Neill
Ice Man
Marshall
Hickey
O'Neill
Alfred Hitchcock
Voisin’s
Hitchcock
Thomas Edison
Charles Edison
Francis Biddle
Coffee House
Boston
Tavern Club
Heywood Hale Brown
Beacon Hill
London
England
Larry Rivers
America
Tibor DeNagy
E. 72Nd St
Wales
Rivers
N.Y
Cynics
Interlandi
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