Lawrence Daily Journal World 1962 publication details and rates
The Lawrence Daily Journal World announces its staff with Dolph C Simons Jr as editor publisher and other editors along with 1962 pricing for subscriptions by mail in Douglas and adjoining counties and nationwide. Published daily except Sunday by World Company at Lawrence Kansas. January 22 1962 edition.
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Polme Semons
Dolph C Simons Jr
Jack Aimmera
Ernest
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
the Associated Press
Lawrence, Ian
Salina
John L. Brady
Salina Union
Lawrence
Journal-World
Iola
Kansas
Friends In Council
No Name
Andy Schoeppel Remembered As Popular Public Servant
The passage honors Andrew Schoeppel, praising his popularity in Kansas and his service in state and federal offices. It notes his good judgment, patriotism, hard work, and leadership, lamenting his death as premature but affirming his substantial contributions to citizens.
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Andrew Schoeppel
Kansas
Congress
Sen
Schoeppe
Andy Schoeppel
College Board Tests in Admissions Questioned in Kansas
Kansas University and four state schools do not rely on college board exam scores for freshman admissions. The piece argues tests have value for profiles but cannot determine enrollment. It notes ETS chief Chauncey defends testing as fair and universal while acknowledging unequal educational opportunity shapes results.
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College Board
Educational Testing Service
Kansas University
Kansas
ETS
Henry Chauncey
Chauncey
Hidden Contest Over Testing In United States Policy
Washington notes a momentary shift as the United States signals a willingness to merge nuclear test ban talks with broader disarmament discussions. William Foster says the move aims to break a deadlock, while opponents fear an atmospheric test resumption and the issue remains politically contested.
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Washington
United States
William C. Foster
Foster
KU Plots To Keep Students In School On Progress
Officials consider preserving the current policy that allows students to remain despite lagging progress, viewing it as a democratic approach while acknowledging it may need change if circumstances shift.
William E Spalding Former Lawrence Mayor Dies at 86
An obituary notes William E. Spalding aged 86 died at his home after a long illness. A retired merchant and banker, he served as mayor of Lawrence from 1933 to 1935.
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William E. Spalding
Lawrence
Kansas
Archie Toothacher
Tonganoxie
Congregational Church
Today’s Bible Message Prayer Text
The brief prayer asks God to speak through Scripture daily and to build spiritual life by the Holy Spirit. It centers on meditating on the Word and seeking guidance through Psalm 119 verse 105 and Jesus Christ.
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Jesus
Our Side of the Curtain A Little Better
John Crosby reviews six hours of TV from 14 countries at a European festival. He lauds nine award winners and notes strong American entries in news and public affairs but critiques harsh European sensibilities and several weak or propagandistic pieces.
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Monte Carlo
Eichmann
Hollywood
Aesop
Greece
Jan Werich
Chekhov
Pablo Casals
Reginald Rose
States
Marcel Pagnol
Tetsuro Furukaki
France
Tic douloureux and its treatments discussed by Dear Dr Mother
A reader asks about tic douloureux and alcohol injections. Dr Orn explains the condition, its features, and treatment options. Alcohol injection is commonly used with improvements in recent years but may cause facial numbness. dilantin offers only temporary relief, and surgery or traction may help in rare cases. Early treatment increases the chance of relief, while narcotics are discouraged due to addiction risk.
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Josepr
A.R
Olner
M.D
Stradivarius Drama and Showbiz Echoes at Dinner Party
Harpo Marx stars at an American-Israeli Cultural Foundation dinner featuring harp and orchestra. A concertmaster hides a Stradivarius while Harpo rehearses with a baton. The piece contrasts with notes on Whitey Ford Yogi Berra contracts and other entertainment industry tidbits.
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Harpo Marx
Whitey Ford
Yogi Berra
Shor’s
Ford
Roger Maris
Rog
Yogi
Frank Capra
Empire Room
Carol Channing
Nancy Kelly
Hal Boyle Excerpt on Jimmy Starr Turning to Movies
Hollywood circles discuss Jimmy Starr the longtime Los Angeles Evening Herald & Express motion picture editor now released after the paper’s merger. Starr acts in Taras Bulba with Yul Brynner and Tony Curtis, recounting early career tales from Clarkesville Texas to Warner Bros. and Mack Sennett days.
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Jimmy Starr
Jimmy
Los Angeles Evening Herald & Express
Examiner
Starr
Taras Bulba
Brynner
Curtis
Hollywood
Clarkesville
Tex
Joe Schenck
Schenck
Norma Talmadge
Mae Murray
Joe
Mack Sennett
Warner Bros
Jack L. Warner
Paramount
Warners
Irene Richand
Monte Blue
Ken Harlan
Jack Warner
Warner
Barkie
Talkies
Rin Tin Tin
Vitaphone
Jack
Pardner
Jack L
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