Lawrence Journal World Staff and Publication Details
Lawrence Journal World dated Monday evening December 31 1962 lists staff including President Editor Simons Jr and Managing Editor Jack Zimmermann. It notes offices at Sixth and New Hampshire Street and listing rates for subscriptions by carrier mail and outside Douglas County.
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Dolph Simons
Polfh GC
Simons Jr
Bill Mayer the
Jack Zimmermann
Ernest Ponts
Leo Buller
W. ©. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Mai
Tn Douglas
Matl
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
A New Year Ahead in 1962 Reflections on Courage and Thought
The piece urges readers to use the New Year to act with wisdom, courage, and imagination. It cites moral maxims, quotes Arthur Miller on proactive living, and stresses that one should strive to leave the world better. It concludes by inviting reflection on plans for 1963.
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Arthur Miller
Reading Skills and the Vital Role of Early Literacy
The article argues reading is the core educational skill for all subjects. It stresses that most dropouts come from severe reading difficulties and that early, strong reading habits in first grade prevent long-term failures. Parents should monitor progress and work with teachers to address issues promptly.
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Johnny
Mary
Tax incentives and the impact on behavior in U S income taxes
The piece reviews how income tax structures influence behavior both positively and negatively. It notes that some Americans relocate abroad to dodge taxes and that expense deductions encourage misconduct, while positive incentives like tax breaks for higher education support beneficial outcomes.
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Europe
College Aid Tax Change Could Boost Enrollment
The piece argues private support for colleges and universities is essential and warns that without it thousands could be denied access. It calls for a graduated deduction scale for dependents in high school or college to encourage schooling, reduce dropouts, and improve college attendance.
Kennedy Meets Obligation
President Kennedy releases 1113 rebels from Fidel Castro's prisons, saying he fulfilled a national and personal duty. He used his office to remove risk during the missile crisis, assigning Robert F. Kennedy to coordinate efforts with the Cuban Families Committee and others to secure release.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Fidel Castro
Kennedy
Cuba
United States
Castro
U. S
Robert F. Kennedy
Mr. Kennedy
Bay of Pigs
Eisenhower
Lawrence Remembrance and Kansas Events From 1952
Frances Wiley Pearson aged 93 dies at Convalescent Home veteran of Quantrill Raid. Kansas State wins third Big Seven title by beating Kansas 93 to 87. Ford Foundation TV grant bids raise 400000 required. Ira Hedrick longtime Kaw River Bridge builder dies in Arkansas. Power couple anniversary and Carter daughter birth noted plus 1922 fires on Tennessee and 14th Street areas. Otto Gufler of Poehler Co guest speaker on new Lawrence hotel prospects.
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Frances Wiley Pearson
Quantrill
Lawrence
K-State
Kansas City
Ford Foundation
Kansas
Ira Grant Hedrick
Kaw River
Arkansas
United States
Harold Allen
Russell Carter
N. M. Power
Tennessee
West 14Th Street
Buchanan
Otto Gufler
The
Poehler Co
Chamber of Commerce
Bible Message and Prayer Excerpt
Today’s Bible message presents Judas asking how Jesus will reveal himself to the disciples not to the world. A prayer follows asking for strength, faith, and reassurance through God’s Word during life’s storms.
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Judas
Iscariot
John
Many Roots in the Ancient Pagan New Year Customs
Johns Hopkins University piece traces New Year festivities to pagan Saturnalia and Saturnian mock-kings, noting how Old Year is banished or symbolically replaced by Father Time. It contrasts European practices like Auld Wife and The Death with American reformulations, and ends by highlighting the dual view of celebrating life over death.
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Sir James G. Frazer
Sir James
United States
Father Time
Saturn
Father
Scottish Highlands
Austria
Guernsey
Dr. Rusk
Irving Gray
Milton Berle
Gray
New York
America
J. B. Priestley
Tokyo
George Washington
James Madison
Ego and security motives shape modern management says Likert
Dr. Rensis Likert of Michigan University argues work motives go beyond pay. Ego, security, and curiosity drive performance, while upward communication and open doors matter more for morale and productivity than raises or praise alone. A boss should show appreciation, provide safety, and encourage ideas to improve outcomes.
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Philadelphia
Bensis Likert
Michigan University
Likert
Industrial Science
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Dr. Likert
Emy
Intravenous Infiltration Risks and Outcomes Explained
A reader asks if IV infiltration from infusions can permanently harm health. Dr Molner explains that the needle may slip or be bumped allowing fluids, often saline or glucose, to leak into tissue causing swelling but not infection or lasting damage. Medicated solutions may irritate tissues briefly yet typically resolve with time.
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Dr. Moliner
A. B
Christmas Party at NYU Bellevue Institute Uplifts Disabled
Dr. Howard Rusk leads a holiday gathering of patients and staff from 40 nations at the NYU Bellevue Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. The event celebrates progress in amputee recovery with stories of regained mobility, education, and renewed purpose through rehabilitation.
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Howard Rusk
NYU
Bellevue Institute of Phys. Med
Algiers
U. N
Ecuador
Rusk
mid-West
Rolls- Royce
F.demptorist
Journal-World Opinion Page Editorial Notes
The page presents opinion content from editors and readers, inviting critique and discussion. It emphasizes informed citizens evaluating criticism and commendation as essential to democratic government and public affairs engagement.
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the Journal-World Opinion Page
Hal Boyle Retirement Is Not Death Sentence
The column notes retirement does not equal death and cites life expectancy, stockholder stats, gifts, weather trends, and witty quotes. It lists figures on longevity, gender in ownership, comets, and notable literary publishing hurdles, ending with Mizner’s view on faith and doubt.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Robert E. Thompson
Los Angeles Times
Old Home Town
Johns Hopkins University
Fhe Ise Angeles Fimes
Joseph Molner
L. V
Red Dog
Pan- Am
Nome
Alaska
Hotel Plaza
Gretchen Green
Buckingham Palace
Hal Boyle
U. S. Grant
Grover Cleveland
Woodrow Wilson
Edith
Marcel Proust
Swann
William Faulkner
Theodore Dresser
Erskine Caldwell
Wilson Mizner
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