Lawrence Journal World 1962 year-end staff and rates
The Lawrence Daily Journal-World lists its staff led by Rubh Simons as president and editor and Dolph Simons Jr as vice president publisher. Other roles include Bill Mayer managing editor Jack Zimmerman Ernest Pontius news editor Leo Eller advertising, with service details and subscription rates for local and mail readers.
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Rulph Simons
Dolfh CG. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Neces
Jack Zimmerman Seeedaee
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
CG. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Republican stance shifts on equal time for Kennedy broadcast
GOP leaders reconsider press for equal air time after Kennedy televised interview. Legal questions loom since Kennedy appeared as President, not a candidate, and no GOP figure matches his appeal. Many think the party should drop the issue and wait for a more favorable climate.
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GOP
Kennedy
Republican National Committee
White House
Global dash for traffic cures proves elusive
In Paris, New York and Stockholm a chorus claims others hold the fix for traffic woes. The Paris desk notes officials dismiss New York ideas while praising Stockholm. London planners warn that any improvement fills to capacity, leaving jams elsewhere.
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Paris
Los Angeles
Chicago
Denver
Gerard Fraikin
Alors
Monsieur Fraikin
New York
Mr. Fraikin
Bundy Calls for Broad View on Nuclear Issues
In Lawrence Kansas a lecture notes that nuclear matters span scientific military and political realms. Bundy argues all three viewpoints are needed so decision makers have broad knowledge and avoid tunnel vision and wasted brainpower.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
ESA
Bundy
Dear Dr Mother: Understanding bloating and gas causes
A reader asks why her stomach remains bloated after meals. The doctor lists common causes like air swallowing and gas formation, notes stomach emptying delays, ulcers, and allergies, and offers self checks such as keeping a food diary and trying cooked foods to identify troublesome items.
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Dr. Mother
E.H
US Rejects 40 Million Aid for Italian Nile Temple Lift
The United States declines a 40 million dollar contribution to an Italian plan to raise the Abu Simbel temple in Egypt. UNESCO blocks funding 37 to 28. A US consultant warns of an 80 percent failure risk and prefers no major US credit if it fails. The piece notes a separate 10 million for a Philae temple cofferdam project.
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United States
Abu Simbil
Egypt
Nile
Aswan
United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization
Unesco
U.S
John Dimick
Philae
Scientist role in government opinion sparks debate
McGeorge Bundy argues scientists need not be politically neutral and should express sociological views. He says scientists in government should not be isolated from normal human activities and that their personal opinions on social matters can be shared.
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McGeorge Bundy
Kennedy
Planning Book Starts Furor
Arch critic Jane Jacobs prompts heated debate over urban renewal and city life. Lewis Mumford joins critique, agreeing with many Jacobs points while challenging sentimental views of the old street versus modern highrise housing. Jacobs advocates mixed land use to avoid monotony and decay.
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Harriet Beecher Stowe
Jane Jacobs
Lewis Mumford
New Yorker
Jacobs
Mumford
Mrs. Jacobs
Georgetowns
Greenwich
Hudson Street
New York
Fluoridation spreads as towns grow in Kansas history
Old Home Town notes ten years ago Rev Harold Lundgren begins at First Baptist Iola and Colony join Kansas cities fluoridating water bringing national total to 427. Kansas losses KBKU beat Missouri to reach Big Seven finals while 1937 sees Edward Dean elected journalism association president. Verner Smith heads Kiwanis with Harold Allen and Ed Elbel as vice presidents. Jay Kennedy, R A Eusden, C B Hosford board chamber of commerce.
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Harold Lundgren
First Baptist, Church
Iola
Colony
Kansas Cities
Missouri
Yars
Edward Dean
American Association of Teachers of Journalism
Verner Smith
Kiwanis
Harold Allen
Ed Elbel
Guy Keeler
Mo Ark
Jean Haynes
R. A. Haines
Augusta
Ben A. Barteldes
O. A. Barteldes
Lawrence
H. G. van Neste
A. F. McClanahan
H. B. Ober
X. Jay Kennedy
R. A. Eusden
C. B Hosford
Chamber of Commerce
Douglas County
Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
Today’s note presents a Bible verse Matthew 28 20 promising Christ’s presence always. A prayer asks God to help believers rely on His companionship and forgive independence, concluding in Jesus name Amen.
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Jesus
Salvation Army Christmas Cheer drive funds praised by editor
Salvation Army letters commend Journal-World coverage of the Christmas Cheer program. The Red Kettle and Mail Appeal raised 3722 dollars 73 cents aiding over 200 families with dinners toys visits to shut ins and service members.
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Salvation Army
Army
USC
Levee Plan Faces Local Opposition Across County Line
Douglas and Leavenworth County farmers object to a proposed two mile levee route encircling about 900 acres of farmland. The project would cost an estimated 2.8 million dollars with right of way and dirt pits adding up to 50 thousand. Local agencies expect significant land purchases in Leavenworth County.
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Leavenworth County
North Lawrence
U. S
Lawrence
Kaw Valley
City and Drainage District
Douglas-Leavenworth County
Mud Creek
Douglas County
Color TV boom overshadows radio year of losses
The FCC reports TV ownership reached 50 million homes in 1962 with 90 percent of households owning a TV receiver. TV networks and stations rose from 208.6 million in 1951 to 1.16 billion in 1961, while radio faced 1961 losses totaling 29.4 million. Color TV shows promise for 1963 with 11 set makers and RCA's W Walter Watts predicting large color receiver sales.
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Washington
United States
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Radio Corp. of America
Electronics Industries Association
Admiral
General Electric
Emerson-Dumont
Magnavox
Philco
Sylvania
Warwick
Zenith
Packard Bell
RCA
Olympic Radio and TV
Lear-Siegler Inc
W. Walter Watts
Washington Post Co
Soviets Pay Back Taxes on Killenworth Estate
Glen Cove officials collected 23 132.96 in back taxes from the Soviet Run estate Killenworth. The payments came after an auction of tax liens failed and the city reclaimed the liens. The Soviet government argued immunity due to UN delegation use. officials said the estate is not a main residence.
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Glen Cove
N.Y
Long Island
Joseph Reilly
Chase Manhattan Bank
Killenworth
Reilly
United Nations Mission
U.N
New City Library Bookshelf Highlights 1962
A list of new acquisitions including AMERICA'S BURIED PAST by Gordon C. Baldwin MY IRELAND by Kate O'Brien A TALE OF TEN CITIES by Lipman Vorspan IS JIM by Jimmy Breslin THE OTHER SIDE OF THE RIVER by Edgar Snow ONE BOY'S BOSTON by Samuel Eliot Morison THE POINTS OF MY COMPASS by E B White THE REHEARSAL by Jean Anouilh SO LAUGH A LITTLE by Molly Picon THE PLANETS by Patrick Moore THE FOURTH FLOOR by Earl E Smith THE STATE PARKS by Freeman Tilden THE GREATNESS THAT WAS BABYLON by H W F Saggs THESE HORNED ISLAND by James Kirkup
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Ireland
Kate O’brien
Eugene J. Lipman
Albert Vorspan
Jim
Jimmy Breslin
James Fitzsimmons
America
Samuel Eliot Morison
Boston
E.B. White
New Yorker
Jean Anouffh
Molly Picon
Patrick Moore
Earl E. T. Smith
Earl Smith
Cuba
Freeman Tilden
Babylon
H. W. F. Saggs
Japan
James Kirkup
Best Sellers List From Publisher Weekly Fiction
Current Best Sellers compiled by Publishers Weekly features fiction titles A Shade of Difference by Drury Seven Days in May by Knebel and Bailey Fail-Safe by Burdick and Wheeler Ship of Fools by Porter The Thin Red Line by Jones Nonfiction Silent Spring by Carson Travels with Charlie by Steinbeck O Ye Jigs and Juleps by Hudson The Rothschilds by Morton Letters from the Earth by Twain
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Drury
Knebel and Bailey
Burdick and Wheeler
Porter
Jones
Carson
Charley
Steinbeck
Hudson
Morton
Twain
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Wyndham Thomas
Town and Country Planning Association
East River Drive
Manhattan
East Berlin
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M.O
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Washington Post
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The
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Salvation Army Christmas Effort
Drainage Board
Corps of Engineers
Leavenworth
NFO Bargaining
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Turtle Lake
Wisconsin
NEO
Pure Milk Producers Association of Omaha
L. J. Stoneback
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