Lawrence Daily Journal-World Staff Roster January 16 1960
The Lawrence Daily Journal-World masthead lists editor and publisher Dolph Simons Jr associate publisher Bill Mayer managing editor Jack Zimmerman city editor Ernest Tontius advertising manager Leo Eller business manager W.C. Simons editor 1891 to 1952 and notes publication details. The paper is printed daily except Sunday from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with postal and circulation information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Dolph Simons Jr
Bill. Mayer Wen
Jack Zimmerman
Cames
Newa
Ernest Tontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kas
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press Saturday Evening
Berle Calms Passengers During Air Incident
Mil ton Berle calmed jetliners passengers as a circling plane dumped gas to fix jammed landing gear. The comic previously entertained Chicago filmgoers after a reel snapped, performing 80 minutes until repair.
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LEONA
Milton Berle
Berle
S Berle
Chicago
Who Will It Be Kansas Governor Candidate a Kansas choice
The piece argues Harry Darby will not seek the Republican nomination for Kansas governor in 1960. It praises his leadership and character while explaining his withdrawal to support his wife’s surgery. It notes other qualified candidates could win and urges Kansans to decide who will lead.
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Harry Darby
Kansas
Darby
Alf Landon
Frank Carlson
Ed Arn
Andy Schoeppel
Kansas bill targets payola in salons and lobbying
A Kansas legislator proposes a bill to end payola like free event tickets and lobbyist steak dinners. The plan would raise pay for lawmakers to offset losses. Supporters say it removes doubt amid ongoing TV and disc jockey scandal chatter.
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Kansas
Oklahoma NCAA probe focuses on wrongdoing and reform
The discussion centers on illegal recruiting at Oklahoma University and the need to prevent future misuse of funds. The piece questions the emphasis on who blew the whistle and highlights the role of an Oklahoma City accountant handling outside funds. It argues that accountability and preventive measures matter more than public scapegoating.
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Arthur Miller
Miller
NCAA
Oklahoma University
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Bill Jennings
Sooners
Jennings
Oklahoma City
Many Actions On Harmony
In Paris at the Elysee Palace President Eisenhower pressed American goodwill toward France over Algeria while De Gaulle stayed silent. The talk ended without a joint communique, signaling a dangerous gap between promises and expectations. In Delhi Nehru hints at higher U.S. aid, risking more disappointment. Khrushchev tests Moscow Peking strains, using the rift to position as mediator. Tibet and border fears loom as India eyes Khrushchev’s potential gains.
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Washington
Elysee Palace
Eisenhower
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
de Gaulle
France
North Africa
United Nations
James Hagerty
Gen. de Gaulle
U.N
India
Delhi
Nehru
Joseph Dodge
Moscow
Peking
Moscow University
Khrushchev
Moscow-Peking
Chalmer Woodard Receives Jaycee Service Award
Old Home Town Chalmer Woodard, Lawrence High School football coach, was honored with the Jaycee service award at the annual Lions Club-Junior Chamber of Commerce banquet. Harold Testerman was elected captain of the high school football team at the same event.
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Chalmer Woodard
Lawrence
Junior Chamber of Commerce
PEO
Eldridge
Clifford Dean
Cooperative Board
WCTU
Paris
League of Nations
Harold Testerman
Today’s Bible Message Stand at the door and knock
A devotional note reflects on Revelation 3 20 inviting listeners to hear the voice and open the door for Jesus to enter and share a supper with them A prayer asks for concern about world hate and fear and for repentance joy of love and the Spirit’s presence in Jesus name Amen.
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Jesus
Letters on cooperatives and medical guidance in Journal-World
Reader letters touch on tax status of cooperatives and praise for symbiosis in microbiology. Dr Mother column offers remedies for antibiotic-related digestion issues and leg cramps with references to pamphlets and mail requests.
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Journal-World
Congress
W. W. Fuller
Central States Grain Co
Kansas City
Mother
To Your Good Health By Dr Molner
A reader asks about child diarrhea after mycin antibiotics and potential long term stomach damage. The doctor notes antibiotics kill bacteria including gut flora and explains normal intestinal organisms and symbiosis, then discusses managing side effects and dietary considerations.
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R.C.D
Council Integrates Kansas City Cafes and Hotels
Kansas City officials approved an ordinance banning racial discrimination in hotels motels and restaurants. The measure passed 6 to 2 with two dissenters arguing federal constitutional protections already cover such rights and the city lacks authority to act.
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Kansas City
Fascinating Fellows In Their Tuxedoes
Johns Hopkins scientist Dr. William J. L. Sladen studies Adelie penguins in Antarctica. He marks birds, tracks their movements, and notes their mating fidelity and chick development while exploring heat conservation and disease research.
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Antarctic
William J. L. Sladen
Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health
New City Library 1959 Book Titles Summary
A catalog of 1959 publications including Wisdom of the West by Bertrand Russell Life Studies by Robert Lowell The Ghost Squad by John GoeLing The Tempter by Norbert Wiener No Next of Kin by Doris Miles Disney The Wheeler Dealers by George Goodman Strangely Enough by C B Colby Those Later Years by Frances Avery Faunce detailing subjects and authors with brief descriptions.
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Bertrand Russell
C. B. Colby
Frances Avery Faunce
Robert Lowell
Ghost Squad
John Goeling
Scotland Yard
Norbert Wiener
Doris Miles Disney
George Goodman
Current Best Sellers List Fragment Preview
A condensed fragment lists top titles and authors across fiction and non fiction, including FICTION ADVISE AND CONSENT by Publishers Weekly, THE WAR LOVER by Michener, DEAR AND GLORIOUS PHYSICIAN by Lederer, THE DARKNESS AND THE DAWN by Costain, ACT ONE by Hart, THIS IS MY GOD by Work, THE STATUS SEEKERS by Packard, FOLK MEDICINE by Jarvis and THF ARMADA by Matting ley.
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Sey
Lederer
Costain
Three Against the Wilderness and Other 1959 Works
A collection listing titles from 1959 including Three Against the Wilderness by Eric Collier a pioneer family tale in Canada and The Coming Political Breakthrough by Chester Bowles a political history. It notes candidates 1960 by Arnold Eric Sevaried a directory of possible contenders and other works by Manning Coles Wil liam E. Barrett Fred Bodsworth and Jerome Beatty Jr.
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Eric Collier
Chester Bowles
Arnold Eric Sevaried
Saturday Review Galery
Jerome Beatty Jr
William E. Barrett
Fred Bodsworth
James Bay
Canada
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Pittsburgh
Jack Kennedy
Mark Hanna
N.Y
Henry Sherek
London
Sherek
T. S. Eliot
Eliot
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Joseph Alsop
Old Home Town
Allen Crafton
KU Department of Speech and Drama
George Melvin
Dr. Mother
J.F.B
Joseph Molner
By Lynn Poole
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore, Md
Dr. Sladen
Antarctica
New City Library Books
Publishers’ Weekly
Drury
Hawaii
Michener
Her
Act
Hart
MY God
Packard
Folk Medicine
Jarvis
Armada
Mattingley
Boston
Manning Coles
Tommy Hambledom
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