Lawrence Journal-World Staff Directory 1960
The notice lists the Lawrence Journal-World staff and roles including Editor and Publisher and other executives. Dated Tuesday Evening Jan 19, 1960, the paper notes publication details, pricing, and affiliations. It identifies history dating to 1864 and mentions the World Company in Lawrence Texas?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fastor
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Wrence
Exas
Lawrence
Malinalleles
Pat
United States
Associated Press
Community applauds $3 million CFCA plant expansion
The Cooperative Farm Chemicals Association announces a new addition worth more than $3 million at its nitrate fertilizer plant in Lawrence. The plant, opened in 1954 and now Douglas County’s fourth largest taxpayer, will boost total value to about $27 million and employ around 275 people with a $1.6 million annual payroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Farm Chemicals Association
FCA
Douglas County
Gias
CFCA
Lawrence
Lawence
Witch-Hunting at Harvard Over Honorary Degrees
Harvard professors Schlesinger and Galbraith charge political discrimination in awarding honorary degrees since 1945 with 23 Republicans vs four avowed Democrats. The piece argues list reflects service to mankind and Harvard, not party, and urges professors to focus on teaching rather than witch-hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard University
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr
New Dealer
John K. Galbraith
Economist
National Democratic Board of Strategy
Harvard
Konrad Adenauer
Helen Keller
Luis Munoz-Marin
James Conant
West Germany
Arthur Hays Sulzberger
New York Times
Kansas University
Kansas
Schlesinger
Galbraith
The Safest Color for Hunters Revealed
The Better Vision Institute reports tests across terrains and times, tallying 22 800 scores. Golden yellow emerged as most visible, identified 95 percent of the time, with yellow fluorescent 73 percent and other colors lower. Hunters are advised to wear golden yellow hats and jackets with high intensity and strong saturation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Better Vision Institute
Snowy nostalgia and aging eyes on winter blues
A humorous reflection on aging and snow. The narrator recalls childhood joy at blizzards, then describes how cold, allergies, and Army memories shifted to a preference for staying indoors. He ends with a quip about snow not being black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klondike
Climbing toddlers and concussion worries
Dear Dr Mother explains that most toddler bumps are minor and unlikely to cause concussion. Emphasizes neck injuries and scrapes over head damage, notes soft spot protection as skull hardens, and advises seeking doctor for serious blows. Also answers about sebaceous cysts and bed wetting with concise guidance.
Jewish Author Denounces Nazi Rise in West Reich
Harry Golden, editor of the Carolina Israelite and best selling author, told a Kansas City audience that West Germany is overrun with Nazis. He blamed not Communists for anti semitic acts but the Nazis, warned against minimizing swastikas as mere pranks, and cited the six million Jewish deaths as a defining atrocity. Golden spoke at the Beth Shalom Synagogue men's club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
West Germany
Harry Golden
Carolina Israelite
Golden
Genghis Khan
Beth Shalom Synagogue Men’s Club
First Jet Stowaway Caught in Frisco
The first transpacific jet stowaway was captured in San Francisco on Monday. He claimed to be Hide masa Nagayasu, 24, of Tokyo, who had boarded a Pan American World Airways jet clipper 9 hours 45 minutes earlier. He cannot speak English and Pan American offered to cover detention and repatriation costs under maritime law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Hidemasa Nagayasu
Tokyo
Pan American World Airways
Pan American
Nagayasu
Front-Runner For Now Lyndon Johnson Leads Democratic Delegates
Washington columnist Joseph Alsop reports Lyndon Baines Johnson has the most committed delegates among Democrats, with about 400 solid and over 450 possible, ahead of John F. Kennedy whose strength lies in potential gains. Johnson's regional stronghold is the South, while Northern support remains weak, requiring a national breakout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Alsop
Washington
Democratic Party
Texas
Senate
Lyndon Baines
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Johnson Aviary
House
Sam Rayburn
Frank Clements
Kentucky
Russell and Talmadge
Georgia
Kerr
Oklahoma
Robert G. Baker
Clements
Delesseps Morrison
New Orleans
Louisiana
Arizona
Arkansas
Florida
Louisiaana
Mississippi
New Mexico
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Alabama
Nevada
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Russell
Chicago
Victory Club elects new officers in Old Home Town item
Old Home Town reports the Victory Club names Mrs. Dorian Seizer Mrs. Phil Overbaugh Mrs. John L. Kennedy and Mrs. Lyle Colburn as officers. Also noted are KU Medical School leader Dr. Franklin Murphy honored by the U S Chamber of Commerce for rural health work and various local school and community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorian Seizer
Phil Overbaugh
John L. Kennedy
Lyle Colburn
Victory Club
Franklin Murphy
KU Medical School
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Harvey McArthur
Woodlawn School
Scott Foresman
Stan Schwahn
Daily Bible Message and Prayer Reflections
A church notices text presents Matthew 28 19 baptism command and a prayer asking followers to accept the discipline of discipleship. It seeks divine guidance to serve in the given place and mission. The prayer concludes in the Redeemer name.
Liz Taylor Denies Being a Dedicated Actress in Lyons Column
Leonard Lyons notes Elizabeth Taylor telling writer she is not a dedicated actress. Other items include Sal Mineo's 21st birthday remark, Cy Feuer seeking a Broadway theater, Leopold Stockowski's Garmisch trip, a twin-brother family tale, Caligula audition tales, Hecht Harpo Marx recording anecdote, and Brooks Atkinson successor debate with Times editor remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lyons den
Liz Taylor
1960 to Be a Year of Holidays and Celebrations
Hal Boyle notes 1960 offers about 650 holidays and observances. The piece lists and bursts with quirky weeks such as National Guitar Week and National Fur Care Week, urging readers to enjoy and shop for the year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Ike
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Simons
Simons Jr
CE Zimmerman
Pontius Oeller
Jack
By Jack Zimmerman
North Pole
Joseph C. Molner
M.D
West Reich
Frisco
Old Home Town
Alvin
Alice
Ernest Harris
George O. Foster
E. S. Weatherby
I. C. Stevenson
Lisle Eby
Lawrence Building and Loan
PEO
Colonial
Dolph Simons
Lawrence City
Continental Congress
DAR
J. W. Murray
Wilder Metcalf
Virginia Teeter
State Board of Health
Leonard Lyons
Eddie Fisher
Debbie Reynolds
Fisher
Elizabeth Taylor
Four Seasons
Elizabeth Taylor Fisher
Sal Mineo
Theater Dept
Cy Feuer
Ernie Martin
Leopold Stokowski
Garmisch
Drama Dept
Sidney Lumet
Art Fing
Will Armstrong
Ben Hecht
Hecht
Harpo Marx
George Stoll
Charles Lederer
Salzburg
Benny Goodman
Brooks Atkinson
N. Y. Times
Times
Turner Catledge
Hal Boyle
Children’s Dental
Cele Taveee
Figby
Army
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