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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1962

Page

3

Lawrence Journal World editor and publisher details

Lawrence Journal World details editor and publisher positions, staff roles, and publishing history. Published daily except Sunday by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, Lawrence Kansas since 1864. Subscription rates listed for local carrier and mail in Douglas and surrounding counties.

WOC Simons the World Company Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kane Telephone Douglas United States

Scientists debate limited war at Denver AAAS meeting

At the Denver session of the American Association for the Advancement of Science experts urged guiding human impulses toward constructive ends to prevent war. Anthropologist Margaret Mead argued against breeding out aggression while noting war stems from protective and constructive tendencies. The aim is to channel those tendencies into peaceful, productive outcomes.

American Association For the Advancement of Science Denver Margaret Mead

Delinquency Myths Challenged by Kansas Official

Kansas Attorney General William Ferguson and Juvenile Director Bill Schul critique common delinquency myths. They argue no single cause explains youth crime and debunk ideas about slums, bad seeds, working mothers, broken homes, low IQ, and bad company. They urge tackling the complex mix of factors.

Office of Kansas Atty William Ferguson Bill D. Schul Schul

Florida scientist says exercise may not prolong life

Dr Gordon C Ring of the Center for Cellular Study at Miami University Medical School claims exercise could shorten life. He notes boilermakers and blacksmiths have shorter lifespans than the general population, a point likely to fuel excuses for avoiding hard work.

Florida Gordon C. Ring Center For Cellular Study Miami University Medical School

UN blue helmets march Congo toward civil war in Katanga

Roark argues the United Nations plan to arm a thousand Congolese troops to enforce order in Katanga risks igniting tribal war. He cites Mau Mau Kenya and Gizenga’s forces, complaining UN policy harms law and order, labeling the plan an official enlistment of civil conflict.

London United Nations Katanga U. N Congo Kenya Force Publique Gizenpa Gizenga Stanleyville Moscow

Dr Molner Answers Cancer Follow Up And Health Questions

In his health column Dr Molner discusses cancer follow up after a pea sized vocal cord nodule removal and cobalt treatment, noting five year survival ideas and the need for caution without claiming cure. He also answers a reader about plastics and breast soreness before periods and offers a weight loss leaflet.

Dr. Molner

Ski lift tragedy at Nubs Nob claims life

In Petoskey Michigan a ski lift failed on Sunday sending cars into reverse at 30 mph. Larry Orr a 32 year old Grand Rapids school teacher died from injuries at Little Traverse Hospital while Joan Wilhelm 37 of Ann Arbor remained in critical condition after emergency surgery.

Petoskey Mich Norman (Nubs) Sams Nubs Nob Corp Sams Larry Orr Grand Rapids Little Traverse Hospital Joan Wilhelm Ann Arbor

A First Year Of Kennedy

Joseph Alsop analyzes Kennedy's first year in office noting early hope gave way to hard realities. He praises staff competence in Treasury and Defense while warning foreign policy coherence hinges on agreed priorities across the administration. The pace of change continues until the president sets a unified course.

Washington Kennedy Western Alliance Treasury Dillon Defense Department McNamara United Nations State Department Chester Bowles Roosevelt Truman White House

Portable TV cameras to cover conventions next summer

Old Home Town NBC plans to use portable TV cameras for delegates and detail scenes at the presidential conventions this summer. Maggie Higgins named AP Woman of the Year. Four baby girls born today at Lawrence Memorial Hospital to four different couples. 25 years ago notes mention Roger Babson’s prosperity forecast and a one room Unicamera Legislature in Nebraska set for Jan 5. 40 years ago Kansas statue story recalls Uncle Jimmy Green project and changes in student uniforms.

NBC Maggie Higgins Lawrence Memorial Hospital Otho Singleton Gleason Gregory Warren Price Calla Alexander Roger Babson Unicamera Nebraska F. D. Scanlon St. Louis J. R. Holmes Jimmy Green French Boston Gordon Saunders Kansas

Bible Message Prayer Reflects Living Through Christ

Today’s brief urges believers to embody Christ in daily life. A prayer thanks God for inspiration and strength through Jesus Christ and asks for guidance to live as Christ throughout the year. Amen.

Jesus Christ Christ

Moss Hart and Leonard Lyons Chronicle Sharp Quips Behind Fame

Lyons recalls Moss Hart with wit and boasts from a long interview. The pieces reveal Hart’s blunt humor about schools, wealth, family, and career. The anecdotes cover encounters with Queen Elizabeth, Darryl Zanuck, and Gabriel Pascal, plus Hart’s thoughts on his own work.

Hal Boyle 1961 Good Year For Movies

Hollywood columnist Hal Boyle reflects on 1961 as a strong year for cinema with about twenty films worthy of best lists. He lists top ten titles including The Hustler West Side Story Guns of Navarone Fanny Hoodlum Priest One Two Three Majority of One El Cid Children's Hour and Parent Trap plus notable runners up like King of Kings Judgment at Nuremberg and 101 Dalmatians.

Hollywood Fanny Josh Logan Chevalier Boyer Billy Wilder Berlin Rosalind Russell Audry Hepburn Shirley Maclaine Hayley Mills Nuremberg Tiffany's

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Lawrence Daily Journal- World Invabes Doulph Simone Oe. Nolph CL Bil. Mayer Hack Ernes’t Pontius Leohler Lawrence, Kan Sudit Bureau of Circulations The Associated Press Jed U.N By Robert CG. Ruark Ruark Joseph Molner D. A Dr. Moiner D.H A.S Joseph Alsop Old Home Town the Lyons den Moss Hart Leonard Lyons Hart Moss Hart Edna Ferber Bronx Byron Queen Elizabeth Palm Springs Bernard Hap Arnold Army Air Corps Arnold Japan Saipan Moss Escoffier Darryl Zanuck Gabriel Pascal Eamon de Valera Dublin Johnnie Pepper Newsweek Bill Pepper Beverly Pepper Elizabeth Taylor Johnnie Anthony Quinn Quinn Tony Howard Johnson Toots Shor Shor Johnson Toots Toot Hal Boyle the Cynic’s Interlands
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