Nixon Gains Momentum as Party Organizer After Rockefeller Exit
Vice President Richard M. Nixon moves quickly to strengthen the Republican Party by backing stronger House and Senate candidates and guiding state organizations. He works with National Chairman Morton, expanding his field staff to influence Assembly and Congressional races across California and Connecticut as Eisenhower steps back.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
House of Representatives
Senate
West Coast
State Assembly
California
Nixon
Assembly
Connecticut
Edwin H. May Jr
Republican National Committee
Sen
Thruston Morton
Kentucky
Morton
Sen. Morton
National Committee
Rockefeller
Eisenhower
Lawrence Daily Journal World front page brief
Local Lawrence newspaper dated January 21 1960 highlights editorial staff and publication details. The item notes the paper is published daily except Sunday by World Company, with staff roles listed and pricing for subscriptions in various regions.
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W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kas
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Wichita State Aid Debate Could Reshape State Colleges
Wichita boosters press for state support as enrollment shifts away from KU and K State. They cite KU and K State gains and Wichita rises, arguing legislators may fund Wichita State and other smaller state schools, though gains for KU and K State remain possible.
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Wichita University
Kansas University
Kansas State University
Kansas
Wichita
K-State
Medical School
K State
Emporia
Hays
Pittsburg
Wichita U
Kansas Education Council
Wichitans
State Board of Regents
Mt. Oread
Epidemic of upper respiratory illness grips Lawrence
Medical authorities warn a effective cold flu vaccine is still forthcoming while urging rest fluids nutrition and avoidance of the sick. In Lawrence a bona fide epidemic of upper respiratory ailments prompts strict adherence to health guidance and concern for those currently suffering severe flu symptoms.
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Lawrence
Northwestern Professor Paul Witty Rebuts TV Influence Theory
Professor Paul Witty of Northwestern University argues parents control television impact not the medium. He says if TV turns children problematic, blame the parents and not television, urging common sense and responsibility.
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Paul Witty
Northwestern University
Fraudulent door to door photography warned by bureaus
Public advisories warn against itinerant photography firms and door to door solicitations, citing Fox Tiffany Studios and similar outfits for taking money in advance with little value and poor communication. The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce urges caution to residents.
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Better Business Bureaus
Fox-Tiffany Studios
Los Angeles
Calif
Lawrence
E. R. Zook
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Question on long term anticoagulant use in heart patients
A reader asks about safety of daily anticoagulant therapy after prior coronary events. The columnist notes many readers may worry and begins addressing common concerns about long term blood thinning drugs.
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Mother
Driver for 20 Years Hasn't Any License
Wilbur M. Gardner, 36, admitted to police he has driven an automobile for 20 years without a license. He said oral exams make him so nervous he fails. a district court judge filed an unlicensed driving charge Wednesday and Gardner will try the test again next Tuesday.
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Greenfield
Mass
Wilbur M. Gardner
Gardner
Toy boats aid oil tankers research in Linden
Researchers for a major oil company in Linden study pier construction using toy boat models. They model oil tankers and test wind tunnels simulating 110 mph winds and waves 27 feet high and 615 feet long to find cost savings.
Jack's Straws It Takes A Special Breed
A humorous reminiscence on antique collecting. The author, Jack Zimmerman, describes a wife and friends at an auction, the barn-visit invitation, merciless bargaining, and the thrill of discovering true antique value amid tousled furniture, with family influence and pop culture moments shaping the habit.
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Jack
Basketball scoring leaders and college notes from 1938
In 1938 Clyde Lovellette of Kansas and Bus Whitehead of Nebraska lead national scoring with averages of 23.3 and 21.0. Shawnee Mission and Lawrence face a lopsided 39 to 19 result as season early play continues. George Sauer leaves Navy post and takes a five year Baylor coaching contract.
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Clyde Lovellette
Kansas
Bus Whitehead
Nebraska
Kansan
Whitehead
Shawnee Mission
Lawrence
George Sauer
Navy
Baylor University
Daily Bible Message Prayer Reflection
A short devotional note thanks God for faithful men from the past and asks for courage and wisdom to fulfill the divine mission. It ends in Jesus name.
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Payer
Jesus
Lyons Den decries aviation as risky pastime for stars
A humorous roundup notes Bert Lahr and other entertainers who avoid flying, preferring trains or ships. It highlights George S. Kaufman and Garson Kanin and Ruth Gordon in the anti aviation clique, plus anecdotes about Molnar and a 1930s onetime star who faced a plane push.
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Lahr
George S. Kaufman
Newton
Garson Kanin
Ruth Gordon
Ferenc Molnar
New York Isn’t So Horrible Hal Boyle Column
New York City feels like a civic madhouse to visitors and transplants yet offers the world’s best places to enjoy two joys window shopping and girl watching. The writer recalls Midwest comforts missed, including simple dining rooms and familiar streets, after 23 years in the metropolis.
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New York
Manhattan
New York City
America
Midwest
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Joseph Alsop
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
PH Simone Jr, Nes Winmerman Est Eo Es
Rolph Si Simons
Ews
Warning TO Citizens
Journal-World
H.j.mcv
Dr. Moiner
D.C
Joseph Molner
M.A
By Jack Zimmerman
Ft. Knox
Pawn Brokers
Momma
Warner Brothers
Actora
Equity
Old Home Town
Bill Phipps
Red Blackburn
Louis Kuhn
Eldridge
Union Building
Polio Foundation
Kansas City
Prime Ateers
Mississppi
Hannibal
Mark Twain
Lions
Rosedale
Chicago
Havana
Cuba
C. A. Smart
Hugh Means
Baker
U.S
The
Lyons den
Leonar
Bert Lahr
Hollywood
N.Y
L.A
London
Paris
Ben Bodne
Algonquin Hotel
Ingemar Johansson
Floyd Patterson
Bodne
Madison Square Garden
Jean-Paul Sartre
Sartre
Lyons
Jason Robards Jr
Lillian Hellmann
Robards
Bubbelah
Bubbellah Darling
Irving
Corliss Lemont
State Dept
John Masefield
England
Moscow
Lamont
Wagner
Robert F. Mahoney
LaGuardia
Pete Abeles
Fiorello
Abeles
City Hall
Hal Boyle
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