Lawrence Journal World Staff and Publication Details
Lawrence Journal World announces staff roles with Dolph C. Simons Jr as president and editor and Bill Mayer as vice president publisher. The paper, established 1854, is published daily except Sunday from Lawrence Kansas with classified rates and circulation notes.
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Dolplh Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill. Mayer Oo. Ccseenteee
Jack Zimammaman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
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New Harmashire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
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Christmas as a Beginning Not an End
A reflection on Christmas as a starting point for peace and better deeds. Pope John XXIII calls peace the earth's treasure and urges good will, while stressing that lasting happiness requires effort and sacrifice. Christmas should renew hope and prompt ongoing pursuit of freedom and harmony.
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John XXIII
Political Trends Hint at 1968 Kenned y Era GOP Dilemma
Analysts note a shift in focus to the 1968 race as Democrats assume Kennedy will win in 1964 but cannot run in 1968. Johnson and Kennedy are named, while Republicans debate a strong challenger and fear a sacrificial nominee. Kennedy's TV performance intensifies calls for equal network time.
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Washington
Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Bobby Kennedy
GOP
Times Strikes Highlight Community Dependency on Daily Paper
Brooklyn teacher laments NY newspaper strike while James Reston argues the Times functions as a public institution. He notes readers’ habit forming loyalty and compares peace prospects to the paper’s steady presence amidst upheaval.
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Brooklyn
New York
New York Times
James Reston
N. Y. Times
Times
The
Yankees
Barney Baruch
the Times
Television's changing view of news and life through time
The piece questions television's impact on public awareness and memory. It contrasts famous anchors with shifting attention to news overheard rather than heard, noting how newspapers shape daily life and even history and geography. It also ponders what happens to less celebrated moments when media fades.
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Chet Huntley
Dave Brinkley
Hasty Pudding Club
Britain Faces Dilemmas Over Market Entry and Global Role
The piece argues Britain risks alienation as it confronts a possible exit from the Common Market and a redefined position in a North South global split. It urges Britain to lead in development, raise living standards in underdeveloped nations, and shape a persuasive, nonmilitary global role.
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London
Britain
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Commonwealth
United States
William Clark
Overseas Development Institute
Russia
China
Great Britain
Clark
Christmas Memories Across Time In 1942–87
A memory column recalls 1942 holiday aid in Lawrence with 300 local families supported by various groups and snow in several towns. also notes Elizabeth II's first Christmas message and 1887 scenes of Haskell students, White House tree lighting, and Kansas Christmas temperatures.
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Lawrence Ist
Arkansas City
Liberal
Fulton Oursler
Jesus
Journal-World
England
Elizabeth II
Haskell
Montana
Roosevelt
White House
Owl Club
Weidemann’s
The
American Express Co
Kansas
Topeka
Bible Message Prayer: Thanks for Jesus Birth
Today’s message thanks God for the unspeakable gift and asks for an open heart to receive Jesus at Christmas. The prayer asks divine grace to welcome Him into our lives and ends in Jesus’ name.
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Jesus
God’s Wrath and Modern Warnings From Ruark
Robert Co. Ruark argues that outbreaks, floods, smog, and new diseases are signs of Shauri ya Mungu God’s wrath on modern society. He urges turning back to faith on Christ’s anniversary, warning against relying on science and technology.
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Kenya
Ngai
London
Leonard Bernstein
N.Y. Philharmonic
Manchester
Miami
Jessica Mitford
Robert Meyner
N.J
Orient
Tokyo
Dining room loss weakens family talks and guidance
A contributor argues that eliminating the family dining room to save space reduces daily homework, table manners lessons, and shared meals that once kept children connected to parents. The trend toward eating out may weaken parental influence and risk juvenile delinquency, despite calls to ease maternal burdens.
Dear Dr. Mother Explains Spontaneous Lung Collapse in Woman
A 28 year old housewife suffered a spontaneous pneumothorax after helping move carpets. The doctor explains the lung hole heals with bed rest, stresses posture and nerves, and advises upright posture and using the lung to prevent recurrence.
Longevity for Davis Cup Outlasts Atom Bomb Secret
A science note cites Prof. Briggs of Australia saying America will hold the atom bomb secret longer than the Davis Cup. The piece weaves in short items on lost and found, age notes, marital notes, food affairs, tipping, and memos from public figures and celebrities.
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Australia
Briggs
U.N
Atomic Energy Commission
America
Hal Boyle Double Feature For Holiday
Christmas is a double feature of Santa Claus and Jesus Christ in many homes. The season inspires goodwill and nonviolence, with quotes from sages and poets about Christmas from Tusser to Longfellow. Civic officials and public figures are cited in the mix of secular and religious musings.
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New York
Santa Claus
Jesus Christ
Thomas Tusser
Milton
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