Lawrence Daily Journal World front matter 1960 edition
Lawrence Daily Journal World issue from Wednesday January 20 1960 lists staff roles editor publisher associate publisher and editors with addresses at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas. it provides subscription rates by carrier and mail and notes post office entry and associated press membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Awrence
Kas
Lawrence
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Parole Board Faces Budget Cuts Amid Violations Debate
Kansas lawmakers heard pleas from the state parole board to restore funding as violations rose to an all time high. In December there were 33 parole violations and 752 cases heard in the year ending June 30 with 400 paroles granted. Chairman Harry Lytle criticized the harsh economy yet advocated early release policies, arguing against a tough stance while warning that delay increases risk to public safety and could echo later tragedies like the Clutter case.
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Kansas
Parole Board
Docking
Clutter
Lytle
Lytle and Co
Angry humorist Alan King set for CBS TV series
Humorist Alan King, riding a wave of success, agrees to star in a TV situation comedy produced by Phil Silvers for CBS. The show centers on King as the universal angry, harassed middle income man, reflecting his stand up persona. King cites Silvers' salesmanship and faith in him as key to the project. He already has supper club work and two Broadway offers.
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Alan King
King
Phil Silvers
Silvers
Phil
CBS
England
Jin England
Danny Kaye
Judy
D Lyons
Hamlet
Boston
Gleason
George Jessel
Joe Levine
Embassy Pictures
Jack the Ripper
Jessel
Democrats Face Gordon Docking and Hart in Kansas Governor Race
The Kansas political scene leans on Docking or Hart for the Democratic nomination with Docking seeking a third term or possibly running for the U S Senate. If he stays out, Hart plans to enter. Republicans see Darby out, leaving Anderson Moss Smith and possibly Zimmerman as leading contenders in a wide GOP field.
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Kansas
George
Docking
Hart
Lawrence
U. S. Senate
George Hart
Kansas City
Harry Darby
John Anderson
Wint Smith
Julian Zimmerman
Primary race heats up as Kansas Day nears
Vague references to a fierce primary race with potential candidacy announcements from Anderson and Zimmerman hint at major developments. The piece emphasizes citizen participation and urges voters to exercise their rights amid a buildup of a public political spectacle.
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Kansas
Anderson
Zimmerman
Stockwater ponds built in Kansas prompt call for more aid
Old Home Town highlights show farmers have constructed 27 364 stockwater ponds statewide in the past year with some government funding. The piece notes a continuing need for more ponds and mentions community events including a Leap Year Dance hosted by Mr and Mrs Rey Flory at Woodman's Hall Lone Star. It also lists local happenings such as interim principal appointment at Woodlawn School following Harvey McArthur’s resignation and notable deaths including Mrs H B Peairs.
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Kansas ‘Farmera
Mabel Richardson
Woodlawn School
Dee Cox
Iowa State
Laslett
John Bunn
Ernest Uhrlaub
Scoop” Olson
Arthur Lonborg
Frank Strong
Topeka
New York
Missouri
Rey Flory
Woodman's Hall
Lone Star
Man Sent From God Named John
A brief religious item notes a man sent from God named John and includes a short prayer asking for guidance to fulfill God’s mission and to be a shining light in daily life.
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Heavenly Father
Jesus
Taxes Paid by Cooperatives Highlight Letter Debate
In a reader letter to the Journal World a Kansas farm cooperative argues that cooperatives pay federal income taxes, detailing 1956 and 1959 tax figures for Consumers Cooperative Assn of Kansas City and Farmers Cooperative Assn of Lawrence. The writer rebuts claims of tax exemptions, contrasts cooperative and private corporate control, and outlines cooperative principles. The ending portion shifts to a medical note about tongue tie in infants and its correction timing.
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World
W. W. Fuller
Consumers Cooperative Assnn
Kansas City
Farmers Cooperative Ass'n
Lawrence
Fuller
Journal- World
Farmers Cooperative of
Farmer
Federal Penitentiary
United States Congress
To Your Good Health Dear Dr Mother Tongue Tied Children
Reader asks for guidance on tongue tied children and a neighbor’s child. The column invites Dr to address causes, potential treatments, and practical steps for parents seeking help.
Writing Lonely Best Done In Jail By Dangerous Pro y ROBERT C RUARK
The piece argues writing is a dangerous trade and muses on death row figures like Tough Roger Touhy and Daryl Chessman. It warns aspiring authors to avoid crime, noting reviewers’ harsh feedback and the peril of prison life.
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Roger Touhy
Daryl Chess
Touhy
Paris Actress Cited as Future Star by Leona Pagnol
A Paris play impresses Leona Marcel Pagnol who congratulates a young actress on her faultless performance yet cautions this perfection may hinder her rise to stardom. The column also notes Ingrid Bergman slotted for Fran coise Sagan adaptation directed by Anatole Litvak, and other showbiz tidbits from Brigitte Bardot to Jackie Gleason.
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Leona
Marcel Pagnol
Paris
Pagnol
Ingrid Bergman
Francoise Sagan
Bach
Anatole Litvak
Eddie Fisher
Elizabeth Taylor
Eddie Arcaro
Golden Gate Track
California
Henpecked husbands draw sympathy and comic resolve
New York AP surveys how wife pecking is perceived, noting many readers see husbands as the silent bosses at home. The piece lists common signs such as payroll control, money management, alarm clock bias, gift preferences, and social dynamics, ending with a quip that a wise husband might cheat with kindness.
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New York
America
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Pontius Hoeller
News
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Righ
Kansas Parole Board
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Sy Marie Torre
New York Herald Tribune
Old Home Town
Robert Elston
Robert Jr
Pleasant Grove
John
Journal World
Larry Lefholz
Farmers Cooperative Ass’n
M.N.H
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Robert C. Ruark
Tough Roger Touhy
Cnna
Mr. Touhy
Jake
Barber
Tough Roger
Roger
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Margaret Mitchell
Death Row
Pei Ishoe
Ruark
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Lyons den
Brigitte Bardot
Raoul Levy
Outer Mongolia
Hermione Gingold
Criminal Court
Rockefeller
Wagner
Russia
Khrushchev
Tel Aviv
Jackie Gleason
Cbs-Tv
Harold Meyer
Joe
Permiere
Yu-Zuru
Manhattan School of Music
Hunter College
Sodo
Joseph Eubanks
Porgy
Bess
Leonard Berkstein
Palm Springs
Sammy Renick
George Raft
Raft
Paulette Goddard
Yean
Hal
Boyle
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