Lawrence Daily Journal World personnel and publication details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists staff positions led by President and Editor POLPH C. SIMONS Jr and Publisher BILL MAYER with Managing Editor JACK ZIMMERMAN and News Editor ERNEST PONTIUS. Established 1854, published daily except Sunday by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets in Lawrence Kansas with varying subscription rates.
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Dolph Simons
Polph C. Simons Jr
Vice Press
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Neececectiee
Ernest Pontius
Leo Euler N
W. Co
Douglas
United States
Lawrence
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Editorial on thrift and prosperity by Lincoln era ideals
The Journal-World lauds an essay from Springfield Illinois praising self reliance. It argues prosperity comes from thrift discipline and initiative, and credits Lincoln era principles as a model for national leadership.
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Springfield
Ill
America
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Payola on Today Show Raises Public Funds Questions
The Times-Picayune editors uncover alleged payoffs to NBC for favorable Today Show coverage. The piece cites $30,000 paid by New Orleans entities including public aviation and dock authorities, labeled as assistance, with NBC profiting from ads and public funds used for favorable attention.
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America
Dave Garroway
Chancellor
Hugh Downs
NBC
Times-Picayune
New Orleans
Aviation Board
Dock Authority
Louisiana
Lawrence High School to Name Wherry Successor
The principal selection for Lawrence High School will occur soon to replace Neal Wherry. The committee will study all applicants and choose a leader who upholds strict discipline and high standards. Wherry is highly respected for firm conduct and strong leadership that benefited thousands of graduates.
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Neal Wherry
Lawrence High School
Wherry
Lawrence
Opportunity and drive urged for sales success
A Lawrence visit by Frank Patterson, sales training specialist, emphasizes that opportunity depends on drive initiative and attitude. He notes new business exists but reaching maximum potential requires effort and the right mindset.
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Frank Patterson
Lawrence
Sales Clinic Emphasizes Action Over Hearing
A Lawrence Kansas sales clinic series promotes applying knowledge expression organization leadership adaptability concentration imagination initiative thoroughness and attitude. Patterson condemns persistent complainers and urges workers to seize business opportunities in a growing Lawrence market with many sales chances.
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Lawrence High School
Patterson
Lawrence
Kansas
Drift in Washington Reflects Frustration and Unclear Goals
The piece argues a mood of drift in U S politics as Cuba De Gaulle taxes Congress and Skybolt strain the Kennedy administration. It notes the president’s leadership appears unfocused despite aims across many fronts and calls for clearer messaging to the public about policy directions in Cuba and beyond.
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Washington
Cuba
de Gaulle
Congress
Skybolt
Kennedy
United States
Mr. Kennedy
Lawrence reminiscences mix of sports and arts in 1853 notes
Old Home Town entries recount Dr. Robert Allen reporting for First Marine Division duty, a fatal auto crash near Lawrence, school concerts misattributed to Perpetual Motion, Dick Crayne joining KU as assistant football coach, and Lawrence High basketball edging Roosevelt 30 to 29. Also mentions Kaw Valley Conference undefeated streak chase and KU Dramatic Club's Mr Pim Passes By on tour.
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Robert Allen
First Marine Division
Jesse Webster Elms
Route 1
Lawrence
Atchison
Dick Crayne
University of Iowa
Brooklyn Dodgers
Lawrence Junior High
Helen June Douglas
Martha Dooley
Ruth Hill
Lawrence High
Roosevelt
Kansas
Ku-Missouri
Robinson Gym
KU Dramatic Club
A. A. Milne
In Christ Our Release and Forgiveness
A devotional note cites Ephesians 1 7 NEB on grace and forgiveness through Christ. A brief prayer asks God to grant faith to receive grace and rejoice in redemption through Jesus Christ.
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God
Youth Corps in Britain Echoes Kennedy Plan for Reform
Roark surveys Kennedy proposed National Service Corps and Youth Conservation Corps as Britain weighs tackling delinquency and urban decay. He recalls CCC stigma, wonders if Peace Corps caliber volunteers will join YCC, and cautions recruitment may hinge on avoiding prison-like perception.
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London
Kennedy
Congress
National Service Corps
Peace Corps
Youth Conservation Corps
England
Britain
Henry
C’s
The
Conservation Corps
Reform School
County Farm
Why there is little outcry against new tax on gifts and charities
Comment argues that proposed tax changes restricting charitable deductions and adding capital gains taxes will hit universities and charities hardest. It cites Harvard and Cornell fund campaigns, notes the broad impact on major donors, and warns that reduced giving could burden education and social organizations while urging constituents to contact Washington.
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Congress
United Foundation
Cornell
Washington
JFK Interest May Help Bring Seven Days in May to Screen
The article notes Kirk Douglas owns the rights to Seven Days in May and that President Kennedy suggested portraying some Pentagon officials positively to aid filming. It also mentions Douglas’s talks with White House staff and potential studio cooperation.
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JFK
Kirk Douglas
Pentagon
White House
Douglas
Torus misinterpreted as cancer in roof of mouth
Readers ask about mouth lumps. Dr notes torus formation in the hard palate, a noncancerous bone overgrowth that can affect denture fit and may be removed if necessary. Also explains iron stool darkening and advice on a morbidly overweight teen with diet and exercise plan.
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