Lawrence Journal World Staff and 1962 Jan 18 Edition
Lawrence Journal World published daily except Sunday by World Company at Lawrence Kansas. Distribution details include carrier rates and mail options for local and distant regions. List of staff and editors appears in this 1962 Thursday evening issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wena
Simons
Eiditor
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Paugine
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Dolph Simons Domph
Simons Jr
Bile
Mayer C. Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius de Leo Eller
Lawrence High Records Fifth Summerfield Scholar Victory
Lawrence High School adds another Summerfield Scholar from KU selections for the next year tying the 1959 record of five winners. The school notes 10 scholars already in the 1960s with prior totals of 25 in the 1950s and 15 in the 1940s, reflecting strong academic programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
Summerfield
Kansas University
LHS
Kansas
Lawrence High
Knight Withdraws From California Gubernatorial Race
Governor Brown faces a shakeup as Goodwin Knight exits the Republican primary due to health. Nixon now lacks in party opposition and can focus on the general election. The race could see an earlier inter party clash than expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwin Knight
California
Pat Brown
Knight
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Fair Play in Taxing Double Taxation
The piece argues that double taxation by the federal and state systems burdens corporations and stockholders. It notes that corporate profits are taxed, then dividends taxed again as personal income, leaving little of the original profit. It urges restoring fairness to stockholders facing higher taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Washington
Should the Christian Church Directly Fight Communism
The text discusses whether Christians should oppose Communism directly. It cites Dr. John Bennett who argues the church should not fight Communism, while Sen. Barry Goldwater contends Communism is a secular atheistic religion with the aim to deny God and alter mankind’s purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bennett
Union Theological Seminary
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Earth
Bennetto
God
Father
Christian creed and the fight against Communism in public life
The remarks discuss whether adherence to the basic Christian creed automatically makes an advocate an enemy of contemporary Communism. The speaker argues for defending faith while opposing those who contradict it and urges Christians to consider their stance before choosing sides in the ideological struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaven
Sen. Goldwater
Goldwater
Storm over US UN bond aid tests Congress
Joseph Alsop surveys a brewing partisan clash in Congress over the President's request to finance half of a 200 million dollar UN bond issue. Moderates align with conservatives while right wing Democrats resist, as Kennedy era foreign policy debates center on Katanga and Monnet principles guiding UN power.
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Washington
Congress
United Nations
Sen
Norris Cotton
New Hampshire
Herblock
Daughters of the American Revolution
Globe
Barry Goldwater
New Mexico
Sen. Goldwater
Dean G. Acheson
Acheson
Kennedy
U. S
European Union
Jean Monnet
Civil Defense Meeting Sought by City and County Mayor
Mayor Chris Kraft was asked to convene a Civil Defense meeting for the city and county. A feature notes Miss Madge Bullene of Lawrence, a nurse, directing the Blood-mobile visiting town today.
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Chris Kraft
Madge Bullene
Lawrence
Bload-mobile
Amos Alonzo Stagg
TODAY'S BIBLE MESSAGE AND PRAYER
Daily devotional excerpt cites Matthew 25 40 about aiding brethren. Prayer thanks God for Christ and asks guidance to recognize him in neighbors at the door, seeking humble obedient hearts to glorify God. Amen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Christ
Jesus
Hypothermia for Space Aims Could Freeze Astronauts
In a speculative column, Jack Zimmerman explores hypothermia as a method to preserve astronauts for long space journeys. He notes risks like thawing delays, aging during wait, and recruiting challenges, questioning practicality, ethics, and public appeal of frozen spacemen.
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Cape Canaveral
Dear Dr Mother Pregnant women and safe activity guidance
The letter discusses iron and calcium for pregnant women and argues calcium helps the growing baby. It says exercise is generally fine, not risking the pregnancy, and that prior caution should be reconciled with a doctor after a successful pregnancy. It also addresses concerns about radiation from television repair work and luminous watches.
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Dr. Mother
Ex-Conservation Head Seeks Reinstatement Via Motion
Jewel M. Ogden former state conservation director and Democrat filed a motion to dismiss a Civil District Court action. Ogden lost his post when the Corporation Commission said the $12,000 salary was unnecessary. He contends the court lacks jurisdiction and the commission cannot sue, seeking reinstatement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topera
Jewel M. Ogden
Ogden
Corporation Commission
Civil Service Board
France Announces New Plan To Combat Extremists
Paris reports say the French government unveiled new measures aimed at cracking down on right wing extremists opposing De Gaulle’s Algerian policy. In response terrorists set off eighteen plastic bombs in Paris and surrounding areas during the night as cabinet meetings addressed upheaval in Algeria and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
France
Journal-World Opinion Page Summary
Editorial writers and columnists express personal opinions on public affairs. The page encourages civically engaged readers to evaluate criticism and praise and notes that democratic government relies on free exchange of ideas.
Melina Mer Couri Prefers Slacks Over Gown In Wealthy Life
Actress Melina Mercouri, star of Never on Sunday and Phaedra, favors slacks and a blouse over gowns, says she values people over possessions and has no house or car. Playwright Christopher Fry flew to Rome for Barabbas premiere, later misgivings about dialogue in Italian version. Broker George Solotaire aids in ticket logistics with clever schemes and misfires, while Mickey Rooney marks 32 years in show business in Requiem for a Heavyweight. President Kennedy visits New York for lunch with U Thant. Betsy Blair stars in Paris. a Westminster fire damages a home’s art collection.
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Melina Mercouri
Phaedra
Christopher Fry
Barabbas
London
Rome
Ankara
Fry
Harold Clurman
Kennedy
New York
U Thant
Paddy Chayefsky
Monaco
Gore Vidal
Romulus
Betsy Blair
Paris
Tchin Tchin
Abc-Tv
Jack Carter
Paula Stewart
Sun Valley
Optimism and Caution in U.S. Diplomacy Across Eras
Hal Boyle notes a motto of daily doubt about world events echoed by statesmen from Dean Rusk to past secretaries. While Berlin quieted briefly and Khrushchev could clash with China, Southeast Asia and Latin America remain unsettled. Past assurances by Dulles and Marshall show promises outpaced by real outcomes in 1953 1956 and 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Dean Rusk
Berlin
Khrushchev
Southeast Asia
Latin America
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