Lawrence Daily Journal World 1962 Publication Details
Lawrence Daily Journal World staff list and publishing details dated January 17 1962 note W C Simons as editor from 1904 to 1942 and list publication address at sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with circulation rates for local mail and carrier delivery and AP and ABC memberships.
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Pone Simons
Eee
Dolph Uf. Simons Jr
Bib. Mavier
Tack Aimale
Ernest
Pouglas
United States
Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Strength of Americans in war and resolve in tough times
Maj. T. R. Ferenbach writer of a World War II battle of Anzio notes that American pride and free spirited toughness carried us through. He argues actions speak louder than words and warns against complacency and panic while urging continued mental and physical resilience.
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Maj
T. R. Ferenbach
Anzio
Ferenbach
U. S
Moon project seen as vital for science and exploration
In arguing for a manned moon flight, scientists claim the moon as a stepping stone to solar system exploration, a richer source of metals, clearer astronomical viewing, and potential insights into weather and life, while noting military concerns may be secondary to knowledge gains.
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U.S
Earth
Kennedy farm plan hopeful but uncertain by January 30
President Kennedy plans a new comprehensive farm program with tight production controls and tax relief aims. Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman remains the lone optimistic voice on Capitol Hill about congressional approval as details stay hush hush.
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Kennedy
Congress
Orville Freeman
Capital Hill
Plan to tighten commodity controls with new supports
The article discusses a push for stricter production limits on surplus commodities with mandatory over voluntary controls. It notes potential sweeteners such as higher price supports or larger payments for land retired from production, or a mix of both, and warns that many changes could occur before January 30 unveiling and before Congress acts on the plan.
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Tion
Congress
Kennedy And Congress Becomes Ballot Of Presidential Popularity
Joseph Alsop reports Kennedy gains in Congress as public support strengthens the presidency. Senator Kerr of Oklahoma has warmed to Kennedy after a large Oklahoma rally, boosting belief Kennedy will win the state. Fulbright faces Republican-leaning opposition from Dale Alford in Arkansas.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
House of Representatives
Sen
Robert Kerr
Oklahoma
Kerr
Sen. Kerr
Son
William Fulbright
Arkansas
Sen. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dale Alford
Alford
Fulbright
Arkansas Senate
Notable Lawrence Figures and KU News From 10 Years Past
Mary J. Taylor joins 14 initiates into Sigma Xi at KU. A new Lake View boat dock replaces one ruined by floods. Joe Louis gains PGA permission to play in the San Diego Open, claiming to be the first Negro in major amateur or pro play.
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Mary J. Taylor
Lawrence
Sigma’ Xi
Lakeview
Joe Louis
Professional Golf Association
Ambassadors of Christ Prayer Note
The message emphasizes Christians as ambassadors for Christ and asks for the Holy Spirit to empower fulfillment of their commission. It includes a prayer for light to shine through believers so others may see and glorify God. The passage cites 11 Corinthians 5 20 RSV and closes in Jesus name.
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Christ
God
Father
Letters Editor questions Kovacs death coverage and photo edits
A reader in Richland, Kansas questions the Journal-World for not obscuring Ernie Kovacs’s death photo. The letter argues accident victims deserve privacy similar to other deceased individuals and asks why no cover was used.
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Ernie Kovacs
Mr. Kovacs
Critique of sensational photo of Ernie Ko vacs death
Letter writers from Lawrence condemn the Journal-World for printing a photo of the car and the identifiable victim. They argue the image adds sensationalism and fails to respect the deceased, urging safer circulation strategies.
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Ernie Kovacs
Kansas City Star
Journal-World
Eczema Triggers in Babies and Long Term Care
Dr Molner explains atopic dermatitis in toddlers can be raised by foods like wheat milk and eggs and by wool fur and plastics. He notes many children outgrow it by age 20, stresses identifying irritants, avoiding contact, and consulting a dermatologist for severe cases. He adds to minimize exposure during active flares and to avoid vaccines then.
Tough to Tell Dishes Without Program Menu Writing
Roark warns against ornate menu prose replacing simple listings. He critiques two trends, the fancy European script and the hard sell promotional style, noting inflated descriptions and health claims that ruin straightforward dining. He advocates plain, honest labeling over marketing fluff.
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Zane Grey
Berlin
Shubert Kin Reveals Zanuck Meeting in Broadway Tale
John Shubert, heir to the theater fortune, spent 26 weeks as an assistant director at 20th Century, ending with Darryl Zanuck noting his ties to theater. Zanuck told him, I’m so glad you’ll be with us, as his father J. J. Shubert watched.
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John Shubert
20Th Century
J. J. Shubert
Darryl Zanuck
John
Zanuck
Young Shubert
Kennedy Budget Seen As Streamlined Yet Complex
Hal Boyle contrasts Kennedy's proposed budget for fiscal year 1963 with past totals, noting its peak peacetime cost around 92.5 billion, down from wartime highs. He explains the budgeting process from department estimates to the Budget Bureau and congressional reviews, highlighting warnings from Rep. Clarence Cannon about cuts and hearings.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
Budget Bureau
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
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Old Home Town
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Betty Washington
DAR
E. A. White
Arthur Marks
Joseph Murray
W. C. Summers
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Country Club
Round Corner Drug Store
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Emporia
Central High School
Kansas City
Ussr
Red
China
Kovacs
Velman
Corel
Richland
Loring K. Green
David R. Hederstedt
Redbud Lane
Joseph Molner
E.H
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Joe Mitchell
Fee
Key West
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Leonard Lyons
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France Soir
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Outer Mongolia
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Ulan Bator
Reiner
At&t
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Moscow
Thornton Wilder
Bleecker St
Wilder
James Rothschild
Rothschild
Dorothy de Rothschild
Sir Malcolm Sargent
Albert Hall
London
Sargent
Drama Dept
Gideon
Arthur Hopkins
New York
Hal Boyle
James Marlow
the Cynic's Corner
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