Lawrence Daily Journal-World credits and publishing notes
Lawrence daily newspaper details the staff positions led by Dolph Simons and D C Simons Jr with editors and managers named. It notes the paper is published by the World Company in Lawrence Kansas with a long history since 1854 and lists subscription rates and mailing information.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Respect Goes Down as U S Foreign Aid Sparks Backlash
A long critique argues that more than 100 billion dollars in taxpayer funds spent on foreign aid under multiple administrations has failed to win enduring friendship. It claims aid harmed U S prestige, invites insults in Cuba Viet Nam Ghana Zanzibar Panama and Cyprus, and warns of a demand for 3.4 billion more this year. The piece labels the policy a costly mistake and mocks Washington for buying friendship.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Truman
Eisenhower
Kennedy
United States
America
Cuba
Viet Nam
Ghana
Zanzibar
Panama
Cyprus
Uncle Sam
Uncle Chump
Outflow of Dollars Weighs on U.S. Gold Reserves
An analysis explains why the United States faces a persistent drain of dollars abroad. Foreign aid, overseas military costs, touring Americans, and spiraling U.S. manufacturing costs drive investment overseas and reduce gold reserves as companies shift production offshore.
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America
U.S
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Scotland
Detroit
Overseas wage drain fuels multi billion dollar U.S. job fears
The piece argues that exporting manufacturing and paying foreign wages harms American workers and the economy. It warns of a red balance of payments and rising unemployment as labor leaders face a shift that could price workers out of jobs while gold leaves the country.
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U.S
Who Will Lead Mao’s China After His Rule
Moscow signals a possible bid to challenge Mao Tse tung with Khrushchev eyeing direct action. The Prague article highlights Liu Shao chi’s praise as a lever in intra party conflict while Teng Hsiao ping, age 59, emerges as a potential successor candidate amid aging leadership and rising Red China activity abroad.
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Vienna
Times-Post
Moscow
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Peking
Kremlin
Mao Tse-tung
Chinese Communist Party
World Communism
Liu Shao-chi
Mao
Liu
Moscow-Peking
Khrushchev
China
Soviet Union
Charles de Gaulle
Red China
Africa
Europe
Teng Hsiao-ping
Teng
Los Angeles Times News Service
Old Home Town Highlights from 1954
Retirements and beginnings are recalled with Woody the expressman leaving Railway Express after starting with Wells Fargo in 1918. The note mentions four horse-drawn wagons from the Eldridge Hotel and records a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Raney.
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Elgin Woody
Wells Fargo Company
Railway Express
Eldridge
Woody
R. H. Raney
Harry Lansing
Missouri
Gwinn Henry
West Hills
University Heights
Lecompton
Journal-World
Douglas County
Nineveh Repents After Jonah Message
The text presents a Bible verse from Jonah describing Nineveh's belief in God after the warning of destruction. A prayer asks for mercy, repentance, and salvation from wickedness, addressed to God through Jesus.
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Jonah
Nineveh
God
God of Mercy
Jesus
Cutting the Knot at Panama canal future plan
Walter Lippmann argues the present Panama Canal is vulnerable and outlines a plan for a new sea level canal. He assesses sites in Mexico Nicaragua Colombia and Panama and proposes terminating U S sovereignty after a 15 year transition with a regional authority operating the new canal.
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Mexico
Nicaragua
Colombia
Panama
United States
Republic of Panama
Canal
Letters to the Journal World Editor on Academic Freedom
David Pearson urges support for free inquiry and speech amid debates on eastern influence in universities. He cites Clarence Oakes on communism, questions subversive lists, and reflects on KU and Harvard ideals, proposing Kansas as a local Harvard on the Raw.
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Journal-World
American Legion
Americanism Committee
Clarence Oakes
Legion Committee
John F. Kennedy
Washington
Harvard
United States
U. of Kansas
David Pearson
Miller
Belief in God Central to American Life, Warns Speaker
Mrs. Geraldine Scott argued that a lack of religious teaching in schools fosters atheism and communist ideas. She warned that educating youth toward secularism erodes freedom, order, and moral conviction, tying national founding to belief in God.
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God
Geraldine Scott
Buckman Defends Pusey On Teaching Thinkers
In a letter responding to Dr. Nathan Pusey, Thomas R. Buckman argues against reader objections. He supports teaching students to think, broad education of total persons, and universities as free associations of scholars rather than police states.
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Pusey
Dr. Pusey
Journal-World
Nathan Pusey
Thomas R. Buckman
Veritas pro Christo at Ecclesiae Motto at Harvard West Portal
Inscribed over a west portal at Harvard is the motto Veritas pro Christo at Ecclesiae meaning to seek truth for Christ and His Church. The article notes the enduring aim of the institution and reflects on its historical purpose.
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Yard
Harvard
Medical Aid Issue Prompts Local Viewpoint
A reader responds to the Journal-World editorial Aid to the Indigent, urging broader public understanding of medical care costs and the impact on physicians. The letter stresses need for local data from county officials and the State Welfare Board to guide decisions on funding and service scope.
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Journal-World
Journal- World
Food safety tips and wig hygiene from Dear Dr Mother
Readers ask about freezing vegetables and the risk of poisoning and about wearing wigs. Advice emphasizes cleaning and freezing promptly, avoiding thawing and refreezing, and keeping foods hot or cold. A reader asks about asthma with sputum. doctors note breathing impact and the need for medical evaluation to assess infection and seriousness.
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Dr. Mother
B.K
Lyons' Den: Johnson letter and Hollywood chat notes
A New Yorker recounts a gracious thank you note from Senator Johnson after a night in a four room and terrace apartment and LBJ’s potential Washington visit. Mary Pickford recalls meeting G B Shaw who praised her as an actress and business sense. Martin Caldin, prolific author and pilot, lives on Long Island with 47 books and a WWI Messerschmitt.
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Washington
Johnson
LBJ
Mary Pickford
G. B. Shaw
Shaw
United Artists Corp
Hollywood
America
Martin Caldin
Long Island
Caldin
Time of day shapes people and work habits
Hal Boyle notes curbstone psychology that people peak at different times of day morning afternoon evening or midnight. He argues offices should run on two shifts and describes quirks in marriage and aging as these cycles shift toward morningness. The piece ends with Boyle noting his own shift from midnight to sunrise.
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New York
Curbstone
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Bill Mayer
Tack Zimmerman
Escs
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
Ernest Conine
Old Home Town
Convention Hall
Kansas City
Kansas City Athletic Club
Kansas Jayhawkers
Kansas
State Board of Agriculture
Wayne McCoy
By Walter Lippmann
Washington Post News Service
Letters To the Journal-World
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Assembly
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