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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1962

Page

2

Lawrence Daily Journal World Staff and Publication Details

Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead lists editor and publisher roles, staff names, and contact information. Published daily except Sunday from 1864, with pricing for carrier, Douglas and adjoining counties, and distant mail. February 7, 1962 issue date.

Wes Nolph United States Cass Lawrence, Wan Audit Bureau of Circulathona Associated Press

English Usage and KU English's Value to Students

Kansas University students struggle in English with many failing grades and a rising English proficiency test failure rate. A survey of 63 Kansas businessmen employing over 80 000 people finds English instruction crucial, urging higher standards, practical business English, reading incentives, and reduced focus on classical English to improve performance.

Kansas University Research Department Kansas State Chamber of Commerce Kansas Mt. Oread

NIH Defends Monkey Mother Infant Study Funding

The National Institute of Health defends a five year grant totaling 1 201 925 for research into the affectional relationship of the infant monkey to his mother. Congressmen question federal allocations and call for regular review to curb wasteful projects.

National Institute of Health U. S

Battle of the Bugs Insects grow tougher against poisons

Scientists warn every bug can become a superbug as insects learn to store poisons in less essential body parts. The battle against disease-causing organisms shows no end in sight.

Developments in defenses against toxic substances and pathogens

The text notes ongoing advances to slow absorption of toxins and create internal antidotes. It parallels efforts against viruses and pathogenic bacteria. It cautions that no panacea will end the war against pathogens as organisms adapt. It emphasizes the principle of survival of the fittest in microbes.

Breakup of Foreign Ministers Conference Takes Bitter Tone

In Punta del Este Uruguay the retreating conference leaves mixed feelings as friendships and hostilities emerge. Reporters from Spain and Europe mingle with delegates while exchanges of jokes and betrayals color the farewell. The lobby fills with names and numbers, a symbol of shared yet fading ties. A Brazilian companion and a dealer speak of driving a 1926 Reo to America, foreshadowing long journeys ahead.

Punta del Este Uruguay San Rafael Hotel Figaro Yugoslavia United States America Montevideo

Elk of the Year and royal histories mark a past year

A 1952 feature recalls M. S. Winter named Elk of the Year for flood loss work. England mourns King then remembers the Queen Mother Mary who survived many royals. J W Johanning celebrate Golden Wedding. Past items note Wanamaker Mile winner Glenn Cunningham in 4 14.4 and Phi Delts orchids fete.

M. S. Winter England Mary Queen Victoria Edward VII George V Edward John Duke of Kent George VI J. W. Johanning Weidemann’s Olin Templin Hullinger Russia Glenn Cunningham Phi Delts

Sky-Writers and Sky Censorship in TV Debate

Alan Gill argues networks and executives exaggerate danger from FCC chief Newton Minow. He notes sky writing metaphor, credits Minow with pushing for better content, and sees both sides acknowledging more channel openings and less censorship.

Federal Communications Commissioner Newton F. Minow Mr. Minow F.C.C Minow Chicken Little Sky

Alcoholism and hope in a troubled marriage letter

A reader asks if a husband can quit drinking on his own or needs AA and psychiatric help. The doctor argues the drinker must admit alcoholism and seek external aid, noting alcohol's force surpasses individual effort and suggesting return to AA. Also includes brief Dr. Mother Q&A on left-handedness, blood type inheritance, and secondhand smoke.

Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Note

Be watchful stand firm in faith and be courageous and strong. The prayer asks for strength and courage for daily living to honor the faith handed down through generations through Jesus Christ our Lord.

Jesus Christ

Journal-World Opinion Page Editorial Features

This opinion page invites readers to share personal viewpoints through editorials letters columns and cartoons. It promotes informed citizenship and vigorous public discussion as essential to democratic government and civic engagement.

Lyons Den Show to Discuss Truman Residence in Boyhood City

During a New York visit, Harry Truman taped a second Korea episode for David Susskind’s Lyons Den. The Independence segment includes a 90-year-old Latin teacher who recalls Truman’s special qualities. Other items note Michener urged for Bucks County Congress, Oscar Hammerstein II memorial, and various film industry updates.

Lyons den Truman Harry Truman New York Korea David Susskind Independence Eisenhower Gettysburg Hoover The Waldorf James Michener Congress Bucks County Oscar Hammerstein II Eric Bentley Leo Kerz Kerr Bentley

Hal Boyle Shares Pet Peeves From Fifty Years

New York AP column where Hal Boyle playfully lists dislikes from his half century of life. He rails against religious hawkers, stingy bus drivers, faddish hostesses, ostentatious shipboard parties, public necking, top heavy dog breeds, and two color capsules, among others. He invites readers to make their own lists.

New York Sion Smith of Brown Red Cross

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