Local Lawrence Daily News Editor In Chief 1961 Staff Listed
The Lawrence daily newspaper dated Friday evening 1961 lists Polph Simons as editor and publisher with Nolpie C Simons Jr as associate. Bill Mayer is managing editor and Sachszyme Raman is news editor. The staff includes Pontius in advertising and Leo Mleer as business manager. Published at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with subscription rates 60 cents a week and 3 per year by mail elsewhere in the United States.
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Nolpie C. Simons Jr
Associated
Bill Mayer
lMditor
Sachszyme Raman Eccceuenireees News
Haditor E Sar Pontius
Leo Mleer
Tsad
Simons
the World Company
Sisth
New Blmpshire Streets
Lawrence
Douglas
Kanes Cafe
United States
Chass
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Higher Education Will Rapidly Evolve by 1970
A Kansas perspective surveys postwar higher education trends. Enrollments surge nationwide with public and urban institutions expanding fastest while private schools lag. Tuition rises but scholarships grow. More graduates, accelerated degree paths, and shift from teachers colleges to liberal arts colleges are anticipated, with Kansas planning to keep pace and weather costs better than many states.
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Kansas University
Kansas
The
Saturday Review
Florida
California
U. S
Tennessee
Judge Would Ban Under Sixteen From Driving Autos
Wyandotte County Juvenile Traffic Court Judge Joe H. Swinehart argues youth under 16 should not operate motor vehicles. He would abolish restricted licenses issued at 14 and keep youths accompanied except on farm chores. He cites parental pressure and urges stronger parental enforcement for safer upbringing.
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Kansas City
Kan
Joe H. Swinehart
Wyandotte County Juvenile Traffic Court
Swinehart
Wyandotte
Judge Swinehart
Beard enthusiasts urged to match hairstyles and facial hair
Letter from Elfriede Rowe of 1325 Naismith Dr. urges men in 1861 style beard movements to adopt authentic short crop haircuts to match bushy facial hair, noting the contrast between hairstyles in the audience.
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Elfriede Rowe
Naismith
Understanding Chronic Cough and Bronchitis Causes
Dr Molner explains diagnosing chronic coughs and bronchitis by examining the throat and nose, chest X rays, and possibly bronchoscopy to identify causes such as heart conditions goiter chemical fumes or dust. He cautions against expecting a single cure and notes cough medicines offer only temporary relief.
Two and Two Makes Four The Kennedy Economic View
In a column by Robert Buark, Joe Kennedy urges hard realities in fiscal policy. Baruch’s logic, Keynesian critique, and warnings about foreign entanglements frame a call for restraint, balanced budgets, and a focus on domestic taxation and spending.
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Bernie Baruch
Lord Keynes
Baruch
South Carolina
Language Fades From Scene In Pop Music Critique
John Crosby criticizes wordless singing by Dinah Shore Peter Palmer and others arguing English lyrics empower expression. He notes a brief revival era of no word songs by Roy Conniff and laments the Roosevelt Memorial design amid funding doubts and public apathy.
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Molly Brown
Miss Shore
Peter Palmer
Palmer
Paris
Lambert
Hendricks
Ross
Tin Pan Alley
Luise Rainer
Anna
Roy Conniff
Old Home Town items show local moves and sports
Ten years ago James Parsons leased 1828 Mass St after burning out at 743 Mass St. The Eudora High School gym opens with a game against DeSoto. Defense Dept allows student volunteered service after draft notice. Lawrence beat Manhattan 31 to 25 with players Krum Perry Klawahn Moon Allen Jackson Johnson Hunt Jones Frink. King George died and Prince Edward to be new king.
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Mass. St
Grover’s
Eudora High School
DeSoto
U.S. Defense Department
Lawrence
Manhattan
John Krum
Eldon Perry
Robert Klawahn
Paul Moon
Bob Allen
Maurice Jackson
Billy Johnson
Robert Hunt
Cyrus Jones
Rusty Frink
King George of
England
Edward
Prince of Wales
Daily Bible Message Prayer and church praise text
Today’s Bible message from The church of the living God offers thanks to God for the church’s role in the community. A prayer asks for power to change and save people from sin and sorrow through Jesus Christ.
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Church of the Living God
Jesus
Gala funds puzzle for Adlai as Stevenson and Kennedy deficit
Adlai Stevenson is puzzled by Peter Lawford's claim that proceeds from the In augural Gala will pay off Kennedy's campaign deficit and Stevenson's too. Roger Stevens paid it all off. Marion Brando returns from Tahiti. Renata Tebaldi shifts to Tokyo.
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Roosevelt
Inetsis
Joseph P. Kennedy
Adlai Stevenson
Peter Lawford
Stevenson
Roger Stevens
Marion Brando
Tahiti
Renata Tebaldi
Chicago
San Francisco
Tokyo
Ivy Baker Priest
U. S
Nancy
20Th Century-Fox
N. Y
Jason Robards Jr
Scott Fitzgerald
Clint Murchinson Jr
Texas
Why Kennedy’s Presidency Feels Like a Dream Job to Many
Hal Boyle surveys ordinary Americans who say the U S presidency carries heavy duties and losses of privacy. They cite responsibility, war decisions, public life, and a crowded mansion as reasons they would not want the top political post even for fame or fortune.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
United States
Kennedy
White House
John Q
George
John F
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