Lawrence Journal World Staff Listing and Publication Details
Lawrence Journal-World edition listing editor and publisher names with staff roles. Historical masthead shows Dolph Simons Jr and Bill Mayer among editors and managers. Publication details note daily except Sunday, Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, Lawrence Kansas, 1960. Subscription rates listed for local and mail readers.
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Publaher
Dolph Simons
Dolph Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Jack Auimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller Eee
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kas
Douglas
United States
Claks
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Preance
Mechanical clown drummer toy signals rise in foreign-made goods
A Christmas morning discovery in Lawrence features a 10 inch mechanical clown drummer costing 4.98 made in Japan. The piece illustrates rising imports and the steel strike impact with warnings that U.S. workers face inflation and lost profits as foreign competition increases.
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Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Fin Lawrence
Hallmark
Stokelys van Camp
Westvaco
Japan
Kansas
Cows Kneeling Myth and Debate Invite at Lawrence High
Letters discuss New Year cow kneeling lore and TV ethics while urging Lawrence residents to judge a high school debate. Debating runs Friday 3 15 to Saturday 4 15 with call V13 0231 and contact VI2 0295 for volunteer timing.
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Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Lawrence High to Host First Annual Debate Tournament
Lawrence High School will host the First Annual LHS Debate Tournament this Friday and Saturday. The event requires 132 qualified judges to ensure a fair and rewarding experience for the numerous high school debaters participating, reflecting the editors call for public support.
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Journal-World
Lawrence High School
LHS
Dear Dr Mother MS Heredity Questions
A reader asks if multiple sclerosis runs in families and whether it passes from mother to child. The column notes various unproven theories about MS including metabolism toxins infections allergy and vascular factors.
Worries About Multiple Sclerosis And Child Breath Holding
The speaker explains that MS has no known single cause and occurs in some families without prior signs. The odds of an individual being affected are very small, and other risks are far larger. Advice includes focusing on family health and consulting the National MS Society for literature, while noting breath holding in children is usually not fatal.
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America
Germany
Japan
Belgium
Italy
United States
Lily White
National
M.A.W
Playboy Magazine
Playboys Penthouse Listed Among 1959 Worst TV
The columnist labels Playboy's Penthouse as the era’s worst show and condemns its host, guests, and format. He praises other critics’ picks of bad programs while criticizing the emcee and the Playmate theatrics, hoping for the show’s demise and a more honest replacement.
Nixon’s Open Convention Idea Shapes 1960 VP Pick
Joseph Alsop argues Nixon will bend the Republican ticket to a Protestant second man if Kennedy wins the Democratic nomination. Mitchell is favored for balance and loyalty, while a Kennedy victory would force a Catholic on the GOP ticket to counter Catholic support.
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Washington
Nixon
Calcutta
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
James Mitchell
Kennedy
United Nations
Henry Cabot Lodge
Mitchell
New Jersey
Sen. Kennedy
Los Angeles
Lawrence Kiwanis installs Walter Schoene as state lieutenant governor
The Lawrence community notes Walter Schoene is installed as state lieutenant governor of Kiwanis. Local club officers include Ray Q. Brewster Howard Wiseman Woodrow Miller E S Weatherby and Clifford Dean. Also mentions 25 years ago events and regional news.
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Walter Schoene
Lawrence
Kiwanis
Ray Q. Brewster
Howard Wiseman
Woodrow Miller
E. S. Weatherby
Clifford Dean
Central Park
Notre Dame
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Today’s Bible Message Prayer for confident, faithful prayer
A devotional note drawing from Jeremiah 29 12 invites readers to recall answered prayers for renewed praying faith. It asks for God’s strength to pray with confidence and purpose through Christ our Lord Amen.
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Christ Our Lord
Broadway Producer Merrick Faces Risk If Funds Are Not Safe
Leonard Lyons reports David Merrick, Broadway’s busiest producer, has five current New York shows and planned a sixth that closed in Philadelphia. He jokes that he would invest his own money only if producing were an exact science, while the column notes other show business items and social anecdotes from the era.
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David Merrick
Broadway
New York
Destry
Washington
Havana
Tyrone Guthrie
Christopher Plummer
Tallulah
Social Register
Burke
England
Sendergén
Franchot -Tone
Gore Vidal
Cecil Beaton
Saratoga
London
Eaton Hall
Jan Mitchell
Tuchow’s
Longchamps
Actors Studio
What Resolutions For Doctors New Year
Hal Boyle discusses New Year resolutions and why psychiatrists may rethink their timing Also notes common futile resolutions and uses a friend’s 1960 example to illustrate discipline and keeping commitments through the year The piece blends humor with advice on gradual self improvement.
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Winfield
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Topeka
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Tournament Park
Carl Phillips
H. L. Chambers
C. E. Orelup
James Bechtel
E. M. Owen
Douglas County Medical Association
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