Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and details
The excerpt lists editorial and publishing staff for the Lawrence Daily Journal World including Nolph Simons Editor and Publisher and other management roles. It notes the paper’s address Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas and subscription rates and mailing details. The date shown is Monday Evening January 8 1962.
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Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Mouglas
United States
Lawrence, Han
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Nehru Defends Goa Invasion Against Western Press
Nehru denounces American and British papers for calling him hypocritical over Goa. He says they describe him as a double faced man and hypocrite while asserting his role as peace advocate, noting Western critics misread his actions.
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Nehru
Goa
Jack Paar
Aid From Russia in Foreign Aid Compared with U S Program
The article weighs U S and Soviet bloc foreign aid, noting U S economic aid around 2 to 2.5 billion dollars in 1961-62 versus Soviet bloc credits totaling about 3 to 3.5 billion over 1956-61. It cites Rand Corp. analyst Dr Charles Wolf Jr who questions myths about Soviet aid and argues for evaluating programs on their own merits and long term goals.
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U.S
Russia
Charles Wolf Jr
Rand Corp
Asia
Soviet Bloc
China
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Stand-Up Drinking Bill Faces Senate Action in Capital
Roark argues the House passed measure would legalize stand-up drinking in Washington, D C to restore sociable behavior and curb isolation. He notes loopholes in the bill, predicts attempts to evade limits, and suggests the reform opens a sensible door for city life.
Parental tips soothe rocking children and home crib safety
Dear Dr Mather offers guidance on four energetic children rocking in cribs with tips to reduce noise and safety concerns. Advice includes crib tightening, door closure, accepting normal childish play, and recognizing healthy behavior. Also notes about dermatitis from embalmer work and skin lesion guidance with dermatologist follow up.
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B. W
Fleas Support View of Henry VIII Era Court
Archaeologist Michael Green uncovered mummified fleas in fabric at the Palace of Whitehall site. The find comes with hints of a court dressmaker's rooms containing thimbles pins leather and cloth pieces. The discovery adds weight to stories of a messy Tudor royal court.
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Michael Green
Henry VIII
Palace of
Whitehall
Dobrynin Arrival Signals Kremlin Willingness To Negotiate
Joseph Alsop notes a shift as Anatoly Dobrynin replaces Menshikov in Washington, signaling Moscow’s potential push for talks. The piece contrasts private Kremlin diplomacy with public positions, citing Berlin and West German relations as context and Adenauer’s Moscow reception as indicative.
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Washington
Mikhail A. Menshikov
Kremlin
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Dobrynin
Menshikov
U. S
Krem
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
Old Home Town Memories From yesteryear
A nostalgic column recalls events from 82nd Congress in Washington with Barkley and Rayburn presiding. It notes a McGrew Investment Co. hire and a marriage of Martha Jane Carpenter to William Donald Eberhardt of Rochester New York.
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New York
San Francisco
New Orleans
Washington
South Carolina
Arkansas
U. S
Alben Barkley
Sam Rayburn
Clifford McDonald
McGrew Investment Co
Martha Jane Carpenter
Miller Carpenter
William Donald Eberhardt
M. Eberhardt
Rochester
N. Y
Daily Bible Message Prayer Note
In Philippians 4 6 guidance urges prayer with thanksgiving and supplication. A prayer asks for ceaseless prayer for personal salvation neighbors and world peace to hasten God’s kingdom in Jesus name. Amen.
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God
Jesus
Lyons Den First Venture by Ben Fairless in Business
Benjamin A. Fairless former U S Steel president, who died last week, recalled his first venture as a five year old in Justus Ohio buying and selling newspapers for profit. The piece weaves anecdotes about notable figures and events from culture and politics of the era.
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Lyons den
Ben Fairless
Benjamin A. Fairless
U.S. Steel
Justus
Ohio
Knox College
Fairless
Billy Rose
New York
London
Jerusalem Art Museum
Geneva
Edouard de Rothschild
Julie Epstein
Rose
Joyce Matthews
Thornton Wilder
Circle-in-the-Square
White House
Hugh Gaitskell
Britain
Labor Party
Liberal Party
Commodore
Shelley Winters
Kirkland House
Harvard University
Ford Foundation
Sir Isaac Wolfson
Joshua Logans
Logans
Lord Simon Marx
Jerusalem
Moss Hart
Hart
Leonardo da Vinci
Jeannie Thomas
Irving J. Bottner
U.S
Greece
Big City
Baghdad
Manhattan
Helen Rowland
Freshly Boyle-ed Potpourri of Quips and Odd Facts
Memorabilia and curiosities from Hal Boyle span topics from Bathing habits to fingernails growth and lollipops as tranquilizers. Includes notes on John Scarne’s gambling estimate, Fonda's early job, sewing trends, and safety quirks.
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New York
Benjamin Franklin
America
John Scarne
Henry Fonda
Shelley Berman
David Sarnoff
The
Times
U.S
Boston Children's Hospital
Wilson Mizner
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