Lawrence Daily Journal World front matter 1962 staff and rates
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists staff including Dolph Simons Jr as editor and publisher, bill Mayer as managing editor, Jack Zimmerman as news editor, and Ernest Pontius as advertising editor. It notes established 1864 and 1962 publication details with subscription rates for Lawrence and surrounding regions.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Jack "Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Lawrence faces parking expansion with decking option
City officials and residents discuss growing parking needs in Lawrence as property costs rise. Debates cover new lots, checking current spaces, leasing, and a possible multi story deck on the city owned Vermont area. Purchase and early action urged to avoid higher costs later.
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Lawrence
Vermont
Stockpile probe sparks political stakes in Kennedy push
The Kennedy demand for a Senate led review of the seven point seven billion stockpiling program to probe for excessive profits prompts debate. Senator Symington would head the study while Senator Byrd urges release of what is known now and insists on swift disclosure. Details of inventory and suppliers remain secret amid growing questions of waste and possible mismanagement.
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Kennedy
U. S
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Byrd
Symington
Truman
FCC
D.A.R
Senate
Congress Debates Reform as Officials Question Privilege Practices
The piece notes moves to curb nepotism and franking abuses in Washington. Rep Neal Smith hints at legislation against nepotism while Sen John Williams criticizes free franking and excess entries in the Congressional Record. Members argue reforms could lower costs and better reflect actual congressional activity.
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Elizabeth
Washington
Neal Smith
Iowa
Sen
John Williams
Delaware
Congressional
House
Senate
Congress
Rep
King Urges Utah Lawmaker On Weekends At Home Loss Of Pay
David King of Utah critiques members from nearby states who miss votes by spending long weekends at home. He targets the Tuesday-to-Thursday Club, whose members leave Washington Thursday night and return Tuesday morning. He suggests pay reductions to curb costly excesses while Congress debates economy.
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David King
Utah
King
Washington
Congress
East West Kremlin White House diplomacy grows
Joseph Alsop reports on rising public relations contacts between the White House and Moscow centering on Berlin and Southeast Asia. The Moscow initiative drives informal talks, with Salinger and Kharlamov rekindling channels while the State Department and Kennedy family officials debate potential visits and the risks of raising expectations.
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Washington
White House
Kremlin
Vienna
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Kennedy
Berlin
Kharlamov
Pierre Salinger
Minsk
Oshkosh
Salinger
Khrushchev
Alexei Adzubhei
Soviet Union
Isvestia
Robert Kennedy
Moscow
Adzubhei
Southeast Asia
Salinger-Kharlamov
State Department
Dean Rusk
U. S
Llewellyn Thompson
White House-Kremlin
Old Home Town items from 1952 and 1937
In 1952 England mourned King George as Elizabeth ascended the throne. In Kansas City theatergoers saw Darkness at Noon. KU students Nancy Lee Lawrence and Lee Channing Sheppeard wed in Iola. A 6 9 B. H. Born was groomed for Clyde Lovellette’s KU basketball spot. In 1937 Wade Green was named honorary captain for KU football. KS high school activity association formed. Summerfield Scholarship invites began. Jayhawk Senior dance set for Feb 21. milk for schoolchildren discussed. Rotary anniversary celebrated.
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England
George
Elizabeth
Corlett Cotton
W. D. Wolfe
Kansas City
Orpheum
Nancy Lee Lawrence
Jola
Lee Channing Sheppeard
Clay Center
Iola
B. H. Born
Clyde Lovellette
Wade Green
Bismarck
M. D
Rotary Club
Kansas State High School Activities Association
Kansas State
Kansas State High School Athletic Association
Summerfield
Kansas
Jayhawk
Rotary
Country Club
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Note
The text proclaims that the just shall live by faith and that a man is justified without the deeds of the law. A closing prayer thanks God for the truths of Scripture and for leaders with insight who proclaim them.
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Jesus
Urban Renewal Study Needs Balanced View, Reader Says
Letter from Mrs. L. W. Kennedy criticizes the Journal-World urban renewal series as biased and urges genuine study. She argues that reports favor planners, not citizens, and notes many locals feel programs fall short and cost more. She calls for inclusive public input before decisions.
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Washington
L. W. Kennedy
Ky. St
Teens and head coverings in cold weather health advice
Dr Molner notes no direct harm from teenagers going bareheaded in 40 degree weather. He recommends warm clothing to prevent chill and frost risk, and explains calcium lung spots shown on X rays indicate prior infection with no treatment needed. He reassures swimming and bathing during menses do not cause cancer, and invites reader letters for the Dr Mother column.
Weekend hoax horror fades amid Brahman boondocks jokes
A rambling column mocks doomsday forecasts from astrologers and officials as weekend fears about world destruction pass without incident. It jokes about New Delhi priests, Indian caste tensions, and Indians seeking escape in Brahman boon docks for pleasure.
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Far East
New Delhi
Brahman Boondocks
Lyons Den Behan Not So Irked by Change
Broadway notes recount Brendan Behan's relaxed reaction to minor revisions in The Hostage at One Sheridan Square. Phil Silvers speaks on Do Re Me revising within an unalterable script, with a past incident of threats over revisions. Social, dress, sports, and crime items humorously touch various celebrities and events.
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The
Lyons den Behan
Silvers
Drama Dept
Brendan Behan
Sheridan Square
Behan
Phil Silvers
Visiting the ill at work Hal Boyle style
In a humorous parade of office visitors the author profiles Hungry Hubert Ambitious Albert Take charge Tillie Opportunistic Oscar Coated tongue Charlie Practical Pamela and The Omnipotence boss as they swarm a sick colleague. The piece ends with the patient longing for the quiet of the swivel chair.
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Albert
Salt Mine
Tillie
Florence Nightingale
Oscar
Charlie
Pamela
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