Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and rates 195
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists editors and staff including Simon and Maneater Pawedy. It provides address at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas and phone V12 1009. Subscription rates show 2 1/2 cents per week by carrier in Lawrence and 9.60 per year by mail in Douglas and adjoining counties, with United States delivery at 9 per year. The paper notes Associated Press affiliation and audit bureau membership and is dated Monday Evening December 30, 195.
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Nine Words to Stop Juvenile Delinquency Judge Advocates Father Rule
Brooklyn judge Samuel Leibowitz argues nine words can curb crime by restoring father as head of the family. He studied Italy where strict paternal authority correlated with lower delinquency and urges mothers to support the father’s leadership to instill discipline in children.
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Nuclear war averted by talk, but threat remains
Norman Cousins warned at Kansas University that both America and Russia are racing toward a war neither can win. He said current nuclear arsenals could end life on earth, with hydrogen bombs and ICBMs making civilian defense nearly impossible.
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They Seem Far Away And May Never Come Back
Rome writer Robert AUARK recalls seaside Christmas in Southport and past holiday traditions. He laments modern excess and year end parties, longs for simpler times, and questions if a next year will come with the same fond memories.
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Tax policy letters critique sales tax use in Kansas
Readers argue Governor Docking should stop returning sales tax revenue to counties to fund routine expenses. Duane Postlethwaite from Lawrence laments higher state taxes and a perceived burden on Douglas County residents, urging retention of funds to avoid higher private costs. The letter also recalls Eisenhower era defense debates and Gaither report leaks, noting mixed official responses and ongoing questions about national security funding.
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World Today analyzes passive versus active moves
Two moves show President Washington’s leadership style as passive at times and active in other actions, focusing on domestic and international behavior. The analysis contrasts how he handled heat and tension, highlighting differences between home affairs and foreign policy.
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Comment Foreign Aid in Reverse in Leavenworth Times
A Leavenworth Times reader argues that foreign aid is misdirected and poorly appreciated by beneficiaries, suggesting gifts may bolster pockets rather than aid, while noting a shift in perspective about the United States role in international defense and a Peruvian miller’s letter reflecting mixed views on aid and impact.
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The Alsop Brothers Policies Change in Washington
Washington faces a reshaping of defense and foreign policy with changes in people and policies. Quarles and Strauss are focal figures amid pushback on prior cuts, while Dulles’s tenure may end as policy shifts intensify. The President signals continuity, yet expect further personnel shifts and tougher viewpoints ahead.
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Old Home City Officials Vote Salary Increases
The town held a dinner dance at the Country Club as City Wseh officials approved salary raises for most city employees on a flat 102 dollar monthly basis. A warning of possible future water service cuts accompanied the action. Emergency funds were allocated with Kansas receiving 656,155 dollars to be distributed across 90 counties.
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Broadway Headlines From The Lyons Den
A jumble of theatre news highlights Tyro ne Power on Osric in Hamlet and Ruth Ford with a world tour plan. Zachary Scott and Ruth Ford pursue a Fal l? duration ahead of Broadway. Greer Garson shuns dance lessons while Julie Styne finishes Say Darling songs. James Jones meets Dr Bunche in Lexington Ave pet shop. Harry S Truman to speak at Overseas Press Club January 13.
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