Lawrence Journal Staff Public Notices and Dates 1958
Lawrence Kansas Friday evening January 10 1958 edition lists staff editors publishers and advertising managers. The notice includes address subscription rates per week and year for Lawrence and Douglas counties and mail subscriptions nationwide. It also notes Associated Press and Audit Bureau affiliations and classification as second class matter.
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LPH
Simons
Ater Near C. Simons Jr
DO Ei Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. CC. Simons
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kansas
Douglas
United States
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of
Focal News
Eisenhower State of Union Message Influences Forward Plans
President Eisenhower delivered an eight point State of the Union that warned of real dangers from Soviet forces and the economic threat. He urged defense reform and end to inter service rivalries while stressing balance in programs to meet threats. He acknowledged potential obstacles to leadership but indicated he is aware of the problems and has ideas to solve them.
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Eisenhower
State of the Union
U. S
Free World
Russia
Ike
Revolt of Generals Sparks Debate on Military Dissent
The uprising involves Lt. Gen. James Gavin and Gen. Thomas White who spoke during Senate hearings about defense policy. Critics warn of professional peril for speaking out, while supporters say such bursts may force overdue changes and improve national defense.
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Washington
James M. Gavin
Army
Thomas D. White
Air Force
Senate
White
Gavin
Gavin Fam
U.S
The Human Comedy Divorce Over Point System in L A
Rosetta L Randall 29 won a divorce from Donald L Randall 31 in Los Angeles after a trial over a point system for behavior used in their marriage begun December 11 1955. The judge calculated points and ruled for divorce, highlighting the odd case as a bit of real life humor.
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Los Angeles
Rosetta L. Randall
Donald L. Randall
Going Steady Start Too Early for Young Males
Roark warns that teen males are being socially trained to accept female leadership in relationships. He laments early courting dynamics, urges resisting female influence, and jokes about gender power shifts, predicting long term nagging and legal trouble from early romance.
Lawrence Woman's Club quarrel outlined in letter
Editor, Journal-World: a member laments board failure to fund civic drives and alleged attempts to dissolve the Lawrence Woman's Club. The writer accuses the attorney of steering action toward court receivership while expelling members, argues the club is solvent, and calls for civic-minded women to take over. The author vows to remain involved.
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Journal-World
Lawrence Woman's Club
Scouts
Assembly
District Court
Eisenhower Faces Tough Year After State of Union
President Eisenhower’s State of the Union sets broad aims for 1958. Strong debate will follow on defense spending, space research, and missile programs as generals Gavin White and Schriever clash with budget plans. Lyndon Johnson signals Democrats will lead if he stalls.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Russia
America
Senate
Lyndon , Johnson
Texas
Jeb
Heason
Gavin
Army
White
Air Force
Johnson
Steady Worker Brandon Man. Longtime ing business veteran
William Doke, 89, has spent 74 years in the ing business since starting as an apprentice at Strathroy Ont. His career spans decades in craft work and local industry.
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Brandon
Man
William Doke
Ing
Strathroy
Ont
Ominous activity in Black Africa and Western response
An analysis notes anti Western propaganda from Cairo and pan Islamic appeals influencing Black Africa amid decolonization. It argues Western hesitation could ignite nationalist backlash, with potential violence against colonial powers if intelligence action is not taken.
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Middle East
Black Africa
Cairo
Moscow
Old Home Town News And Elections Snapshots
A collage of 1948 and 1963 notes shows Coach George Sauer receiving offers from other schools and President Truman calling for stricter GI bill use. Kansas legislature figures and state figures populate a brisk recap of local civic life and anniversaries from long ago.
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George Sauer
Truman
Frank Stockton
K Extension
Bible Verse Encouragement From Haggai Line
Today’s verse urges strong work by all people of the land, with the assurance that Jehovah is with them. This brief devotional line reflects the biblical call to steadfast labor and faith.
Lyons Den Wiretap Tales and Stage News Digest
A jumble of theater and entertainment notes outlines upcoming productions and TV plans. Ben requests the title change to I Love Goldilocks for Goldilocks. Alan Freed’s rock show heads to Yankee Stadium aiming to outdo Billy G.ms. A Renata Theater downtown opens Jan 16 with 250 seats. Sen Morse Lawrence Tierney Pola Negri linked to new ventures. Jean Cocteau replaces in Roulette Records. Jamaica musical album stars Lena Horne.
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Alan Freed
Paramount
Yankee Stadium
Billy G
Sens
Johnson
Berg
Renata
Hecht
Sen. Morse
Lawrence Tierney
Hal Boyle’s Pacific stint opens door to new line of albums
The veteran correspondent describes a shift from wartime duties to building a postwar music career. He notes his return home to Brook and the support from his mother, then details his gamble to enter the adult music market with a new, low-priced album line amid a multibillion dollar industry.
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