Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publication details
The notice lists key staff positions at the Lawrence Daily Journal World including President and Editor Dolph C. Sumons Jr, Vice President Publisher Bill Mayer, Managing Editor Jack Zimmerman, News Editor Ernest Pontius, and Business Manager Leo Eller. It notes the paper is published daily except Sunday by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets in Lawrence Kansas.
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POLPH
Douglas
United States
Lawrence
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Like the Old Days Lawrence Rally Lifts United Fund
Lawrence community pride surged as post deadline gifts from individuals and Chamber of Commerce directors pushed the United Fund Campaign past its $68,000 goal by at least $100. The extra mile by loyal givers keeps Lawrence’s record intact and motivates continued civic effort.
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Lawrence
United Fund
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Time Will Tell Lawrence Approves City Park Center
City Commission votes 3 to 2 to build a $40,000 recreation teen center in South Park the first structure other than a shelter or band shell in a park. Proponents James Owens Don McConnell Fred Cooper praised. opponents Ben Barteldes Rusty Springer criticized. Decision hinges on future park beauty and center use.
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Lawrence
South Park
James Owens
Don McConnell
Fred Cooper
Ben Barteldes
Rusty Springer
China S Editorial Mirrors US Policy On Khrushchev
Foreign affairs analysts note the Peking People's Daily editorial says Moscow has run out on the revolution. Mao accuses Khrushchev of softening toward capitalism while A US stance, as noted by Chalmers Roberts, is urged to intensify anti-Communist efforts.
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Peking People’s Daily
China
Mao Tse-tung
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
Soviet Union
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Russia
China Russia tensions and nuclear risk in editorial view
A Peking editorial is cited as evidence that Oriental Communists fear nuclear confrontation and prefer non-military means. The piece suggests China sees Russia using alternative methods, notes China lacks nuclear weapons for world catastrophe, and praises postwar American progress amid propaganda criticisms.
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Russia
Peking
China
Neal Wherry to retire as Lawrence High principal
Neal Wherry, longtime principal of Lawrence High School, will retire at the end of the spring term. His leadership is credited with a balanced program emphasizing scholarship, athletics, and cultural attainment, producing high college performance and broad student development.
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Neal Wherry
Lawrence High School
Wherry
Nevada shifts image from divorce center to marriage capital
Official figures show Nevada records 8,502 divorce decrees in 1960-61 and 8,391 in 1961-62, dipping below 9,000 for the first time since 1952 while marriages rise from 62,456 to 65,074. The state may hire a press agent to reshape its public image as a marriage hub.
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Nevada
State Health Department
Down-to-earth ws from Sydney Harris
Chicago columnist Sydney Harris offers two practical bits of wisdom. A woman asking, Do you really love me, reveals doubt and accepts less than full affirmation. A man admitting I goofed, without excuses, marks a clear step toward manhood.
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Chicago
Sydney Harris
Kansas memories and sports notes from 1953 and earlier
The Kanwaka 4H Club earns the Purple Seal for the fourth straight year. KU defeats Kansas State 63 to 53 in basketball. The Kansas Union’s enlarged Kansas Room hosts Triangle Fraternity party. Earlier, 1938 football results show Oklahoma beating KU 49 to 46 and Ottawa topping the Lions 21 to 12.
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Kansas Room
KU Union
Triangle Fraternity
Sooners
Lions
Ottawa
Methodist Church
10Th Mass. Sts
10Th and Ve
Lawrence
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Bible Message and Prayer Call
Today’s Bible message quotes Psalm 120 verse 1 and offers a devotional prayer asking guidance to pray and live to please God. The prayer seeks dedication to Christlike living and expresses faith in divine listening.
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Nate Runs Afoot Of The New Tax Situation
A sharp dining room scene follows Nate and Angela as they face tightening taxes and shrinking business. The couple muses on deductibles and decline to renew extravagances while a waiter awaits the check and a final flourish from their host.
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Hattie
Oleg
Balenciaga
Sulka
Countess Mara
Bronzini
Parody Praise and Gratitude Letter to Journal-World
Readers laud Prof. Bates Opinions From the Hill parody in the Journal-World and commend the paper for free press courage. The Lawrence Pipefitter and Plumber Union thanks the paper for publicizing the Haskell Christmas Fund drive and notes gratitude from Haskell Guidance Council and fund committee leaders.
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Journal-World
Hill
F. C. Bates
Jimmy Durante
Bates
Clifford S. Griffin
7Th St. Lawrence
The
Lawrence Pipefitter's & Plumber’s Union
Chest X rays and radiation risks debated by Dr Molner
Dr Molner argues that annual employer required chest X rays pose minimal risk in practice but cautions against unnecessary exposure. He favors TB skin tests first for under 35, then selective X rays, and urges sharing existing X rays to avoid duplication.
Dali Masterpieces on the Pier And Powell Recalls Vital Wins
Art and film notes mix in a Richmond style column. Dali’s paintings arrive late due to a longshoremen strike leaving works on a West Side pier. Powell recalls college film fame and a smart business lesson with Howard Hughes. Weather and football context frame the sports mood.
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Powell
Vital
Salvador Dali
N.Y
Spain
Dick Powell
Army
Navy
Harvard
Warner's
Journal-World Opinion Page Editorial Note
The Journal-World outlines its opinion page purpose and invites readers to share views through editorials letters and cartoons. It emphasizes informed public debate as essential to democracy and civic engagement.
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the Journal-World Opinion Page
Hal Boyle Nostalgia piece on loving the past and simpler times
A Hal Boyle column reflects on how everyone cherishes their past from childhood to adulthood. He recalls era specifics like icemen, opium dens, fleas on dogs, and pivotal social Norms, noting how memories age people and shape present attitudes.
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