Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and details 1962
The Lawrence Daily Journal World announces staff roles led by Dolph Simons as President and Editor and Tog Zimmerman as Managing Editor with Ernest Fontins as News Editor and Leo Eller as Advertising Manager. The paper, established 1854, published daily except Sunday from Lawrence Kansas with subscription rates and AP and ABC memberships listed.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph Vu, Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Ene
Tack Zimmerman Bebewee
Ernest Fontins
W. CG. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Local Industries Oppose High Real Estate Appraisal Costs
Douglas County commissioners discuss spending 100000 for a full private real estate appraisal. They name two large local industries as examples of land values that should be raised, arguing existing firms sustain hundreds of jobs and millions in plant investments. Community growth should value established factories and avoid penalizing success.
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Douglas County Board of Commissioners
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
City Commission
Mixed Emotions Over U S Cuba Prisoner Ransom
The nation wrestles with mixed feelings as Cuban prisoners freed from Castro are welcomed home at Christmas. Some call the ransom blackmail while others praise freedom, amid questions about U S government involvement in the Bay of Pigs operation and funding sources.
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Fidel Castro
Washington
Cuba
United States
Kennedy
Justice Department
U. S
Congress
Bay of Pigs
Castro
McNamara’s Spartan Transport Rumors on India Trip
Washington reports say Averell Harriman and aides endured a windowless unventilated plane with a noisy ride during the India mission. They faced shouting matches, extreme temperatures, and questioned if McNamara uses a personal plane or a bare logistics kit for official travel.
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Robert McNamara
Washington
Averell Harriman
India
Defense
McNamara
Harriman
State
Enovid safety review urged by FDA investigator
Washington the Food and Drug Administration is urged by senior medico investigator Dr Heino Trees to bring in outside experts to assess Enovid safety amid links to thrombophlebitis in women using the pill. FDA and G D Searle claim no proven cause, while Trees notes higher incidence in medicated groups and calls for urgent reanalysis.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
George P. Larrick
Heino Trees
Trees
G. D. Searle & Co
Division of
Dr. Trees
G. D. Searle
Big Seven basketball opener tops Old Home Town
In 1952 the Jayhawkers defeated Nebraska 73 to 66 in Kansas City to start the seventh annual Big Seven Conference tournament. Sen. Joe McCarthy announced plans to search colleges for Reds.
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R. C. Mills
Jayhawkers
Kansas City
Nebraska
Washington
Joe McCarthy
Bible Message and Prayer for Today
Today in a church bulletin a devotional asks who seeks Jesus and inclines readers to live as faithful Christians. The prayer requests personal transformation, eagerness to proclaim the gospel, and faithful service in thoughts and deeds, ending with a doxology to the heavenly Father.
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Christ
Jack's Straws The Real Spice Of Life
A humorous column on teenagers moodiness and humor. The author recalls a family incident in a store with a wig hat and a teenage son reacting to his mother trying on headwear. It notes adolescence as a sulk with bursts of wrath yet ends with affection for teens and their unpredictable charm.
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Jack
Pete
Momma
acids in the system or allergy misperceptions
A Doctor Molner column explains that most so called acid problems stem from allergies rather than acidity. Food acidity often disappears after digestion, and many sufferers benefit from medical testing for allergies and a guided low allergy diet. Some people react to common items like milk or wheat.
Beware of real estate tax reappraisal warns reader
Charles C. Spencer Sr of Tonganoxie writes in the Journal-World Letters to warn about a 1959 Leavenworth County real estate assessment and higher taxes. He urges using honest local Realtors for the reappraisal and criticizes an outside firm, noting school bonds and road repairs but accusing officials of overtaxing taxpayers.
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Ousdahl
Journal-World
Leavenworth County
E. T. Wilkins and Co
Douglas County
Mrs. Hemingway examines Hemingway writings for Library or publication
Mrs. Hemingway sifts through Ernest Hemingway manuscripts noting unseen poems and stories. She plans to publish unaltered Hemingway works or place them with the Library of Congress as she discovers more. The article spans literary figures and cultural events from Broadway to global notices.
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Ernest Hemingway
Hemingway
Library of Congress
Wagner
Supreme Court
Arthur Goldberg
N. Y
London
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Warner Bros
Natalie Wood
Michael Rennie
Barry Nelson
Post-Christmas letdown grips nation and self
Hal Boyle notes a widespread post holiday malaise as households deal with backlogs and fatigue. The piece contrasts anxious shoppers with doctors diagnosing seasonal blues, urging rest, lighter meals, and exercise while stressing the ailment is temporary and rarely deadly.
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John
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