Lawrence Daily Journal World Friday Evening 1956 notice
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists publication details for 1956 including editor W. C. Aimons and address at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas. Subscription rates are 34 cents per week by carrier in Lawrence 15.00 per year by mail in Douglas and neighboring counties 9.00 nationwide. The paper is a member of The Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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W. C. Aimons
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Resting in Peace Between Unlikely Beings Says Zoolkeeper
An American observer watches two extreme rivals appear calm beside attendants. The zoolkeeper explains the secret is simple a new janab each morning leaving visitors astonished by the ease of coexistence. The remark highlights a curious routine that seems to tame intense enmity through daily renewal.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Kansas teacher colleges ride mild enrollment gains
Kansas supported institutions like Fort Hays State, Emporia State, and Pittsburg State show modest enrollment increases and steady demand for graduates. National surveys note many U S teachers colleges shrink or rebrand into liberal arts schools, with calls for stronger general education over heavy pedagogy.
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Pitusburg State
Emporia State
Ft. Hays State
Wall Street Journal
Kansas
Kansas Wor Aes
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Unie
Alsop Brothers U S in a Pickle Over Peace Talks
Joseph Alsop argues at length that Western leaders push for East West talks out of fear and political pressure rather than clear strategy. He warns a big Soviet American dialogue risks splitting the Western alliance and ignores the deeper danger of escalating Soviet armaments.
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Britain
Western
Europe
Rapack
Macmillan
Bulganin
Dulles
Moscow
Jehe Peeter
Ctill
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U.S
Lawrence High Reaches Final In Narrow Win
Old Town notes Lawrence High reaches the basketball tourney final after beating Buhler by 35. Eudora wins Little Six League title. KU coach Sayer invited for talks at Annapolis. Local births and a Quantrill raid memorial mentioned amid era nostalgia.
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Lawrence High
Buhler
Eudora
C. Quigley
E Sayer
I Annipolly
Today’s Bible Verses Noted in Plain Language
A fragmentary devotional item cites Job 13 14 with a garbled line about faith and endurance. The readable portion presents a biblical reference and a brief exhortation to persevere under trials.
Ike's Five Cent Stamp Vote Of Confidence
Robert Ruark argues Ike’s five cent stamp could revalue nickels and restore dignity to small change. He cites costs and inflation, recalls earlier buying power, and notes calls to increase coin value while warning against wasteful spending. The piece blends opinion with cultural references.
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Ike
World Today Defenses Report Warns of Soviet Lead
AP News analysis notes a chilling defense report showing Soviet advantages in missiles and sonar, with the U.S. lagging in new weapons and research. Witnesses testified after 101 days of hearings, highlighting concerns about funding, postal service costs, and need for rapid modernization to counter Soviet gains.
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Soviet Union
Sputniks
Foxx Relives Peak Pay and penniless status at Shor’s seat
Hall of Fame slugger Jimmy Foxx spoke at Toots Shor's on Friday night claiming Connie Mack's peak salary was 18000 after two MVPs. He quipped about Mack and dollars and recalled earlier earnings while discussing era salaries and personal fortunes. Ingrid Bergman and Yul Brynner were to reunite with Anatole Litvak on a Vienna film project. Deborah Kerr slated for a role in a future production as Queen Elizabeth would not attend Peay's May benefit date for the King George Fund.
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Jimmy Foxx
Toots Shor
Connie Mack
Shor
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Ingrid Bergman
Yul Bryner
Anatole
Litvak
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Viena
Deborah Kerr
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