Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and date
The readable portion shows the Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead with editor publisher Dane Simons associate editor Hope Coleman managing editor Mayer Mitner advertising manager Leon Hiltess and staff roles. It notes the newspaper’s mailing and subscription details and a Tuesday evening January 23 1962 date.
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Hope CO Olemons Ir Wind
Mayer Mitnaging Baletor
Aacs Zalmamee
Kaitor Manes TT Ponte Advertizing
Li Leer Hiltess
Changes of Heart In U S Cuba policy debate at Punta Del Este
The United States entered the Punta Del Este hemisphere conference with support against Cuba's Castro but faced a shifted stance as witnesses and backers altered positions under pressure. Monday produced inconclusive results and bleak prospects for rapid progress as allies showed a change of heart.
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United States
U.S
Punta del Este
Cuba
Castro
Honest opinions swirl over Bulgarian jet crash near Gioia del Colle
The article debates whether the Bulgarian jet spy plane was over Italy to observe a U S missile base or Albania. The pilot escaped and questions about asylum arise. Critics fault U S handling of the incident calling for direct truthful official communication.
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Italy
United States
Gioia del Colle
U.S
Albania
Russia
Los Angeles judge dismisses drunk driving charge over unlawful order
A Los Angeles judge ruled a officer cannot order a drunk driver from a car based on a flushed face or erratic driving. Judge Marchetti cited prior rough enforcement and warned that illegal acts by police undermine lawful convictions and the presumption of innocence.
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Los Angeles
Eugene P. Long
Joseph Marchetti
Marchetti
Long
Prayer in Schools Faces Supreme Court Ruling
The Supreme Court will decide whether a daily 1951 NYC public school prayer violates the First Amendment. A group of parents calls it coercive indoctrination, while NY court upheld it 5-2. A ruling could affect Christian observances like Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter in schools.
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United States Supreme Court
New York City
New York Supreme Court
National Court
Prayer in schools and court session opening phrases debated
The State of the Union address sparked discussion over potential limits on sanctions and the fate of the phrase God save the United States and this honorable court if the Supreme Court rules against school prayer. The remark May God watch over the United States of America drew objections from some.
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Kennedy
United States of America
Supreme Court
United States
Molotov Mystery Deepens as Soviet Power Struggles Resurface
Joseph Alsop surveys Moscow intrigue as Molotov’s fate wavers between return to Vienna and silence. He notes Khrushchev’s cautious stance, elder survivors’ mercy calls, and a broader clash between marshals and de Stalinized intellectuals amid hints of a looming leadership shakeup.
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Jaycee awards highlight Bosses Night program of 1952
Rev Dale Turner received the Jaycee Distinguished Service Award at Bosses Night. Don Strunk won the first Key Man award from Sunflower Ordnance Plant. Dr Franklin Murphy, named among Ten Outstanding Young Men in 1949, gave the speech. Betty Washington DAR re elected officers for 1952.
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Employe Os Sunflower
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Today’s Bible Message and Prayer
A devotional note highlights Psalm 119 verse 165 about peace for those who love the law. The prayer asks for guidance in God’s way and truth, invoking the Redeemer and the Lord’s Prayer ending with Amen.
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Redeemer
Thank-You Note to Journal-World Carriers
A reader praises Journal-World carriers for consistent delivery despite weather and specifically thanks Rickey Whitley for his dependable service. The note urges others to join in appreciating the carriers with a big thank you.
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Journal-World
Rickey Whitley
Mickey Alpert
Why The Moon Project Arguing For Space Exploration
A reader argues the moon serves as a stepping stone to planets and notes humans can’t live on or mine the moon with current tech. He questions moon hurricanes and emphasizes Earth’s urgent debts and conflicts while defending critics as constructive.
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Earth
Moon
25-Hour Week Debate Sparks Labor Style Clash
The author critiques New York electricians securing a five hour reduction to a 25 hour week as a potential cure for unemployment. He argues the plan mainly backfires on workers and unions, warning it signals a drift toward less work and more leisure, with broader social costs. He predicts opposition will come from husbands’ wives and cites broader national labor patterns and retirement concerns.
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New York City
New York
Kennedys Keep Lincoln Room Copy of Uncle Tom's Cabin
President and Mrs Kennedy will keep Mary Lasker’s rare copy of Uncle Tom’s Cabin in the Lincoln Room with an inscription from Harriet Beecher Stowe. The item was a gift to the Kennedy family.
Hal Boyle Tuesday Potpourri Freshly Boyle-ed
A compact miscellany of witty observations and trivia from Hal Boyle. Notes on everyday oddities include Nigeria’s toothache shortage, Athens smokers in subway cars, and a push for garlic cards. Quips cover celebrities, family size, and quirky laws like Nebraska’s clock time fining.
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George Washington
Alfred Tennyson
Ben Franklin
Johann Sebastian Bach
Joan Crawford
J. Edgar Hoover
Spyros Skouras
Catholic Digest
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Nebraska
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