Lawrence Journal-World Staff and Publication Details
The Lawrence Journal-World, established 1864, published daily except Sunday from Sixth and New Hampshire in Lawrence Kansas. Staff listed include editor Simona Doloph Simons Jr and managing editor Ewn, with pages for advertising and business management. Subscription rates show carrier 30 years per week or 15.40 yearly, mail within Douglas county 15.40 yearly, elsewhere 4.00 annually. Entered as second class post matter and member of AP and Audit Bureau of Circulation. Published Monday evening January 25, 1960.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Ewn
Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kas
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Chaviation
Associated Press
Orchids for KU in Carnegie report praise kansas university
The Carnegie Corporation annual report highlights Kansas University and Chancellor Franklin Murphy for substantial contributions to The American University in World Affairs. It cites Murphy’s Costa Rica and Moscow talks leading to a sister university plan with exchange of faculty and students, underscoring universities as global influencers.
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Carnegie Corporation of New York
Kansas University
Franklin Murphy
John W. Gardner
Carnegie Corporation
San Jose
Costa Rica
University of Kansas
Facio Brenes
University of Costa Rica
Moscow
Gardner
Lawrence
AKU
Kansas
Farm plan failures boost American morale
The piece argues U S farm troubles and Soviet missteps under Khrushchev temper the space age edge with food shortages. It cites 57 million acres opened in Kazakh steppe, 1959 grain output down 26 percent from 1958, 18 000 tractors idle and four million acres unharvested, framing morale as key to global standing.
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America
Russia
Khrushchev
U.S
Kazakhstan
Presidential Sweepstakes Shaping Up As Rockefeller Rules Out
Robert Ruark surveys 1960 GOP field noting Nelson Rockefeller will not seek the presidency. He argues Nixon leads the Republican race while Dems and other GOP pretenders lack a clear challenger. Ruark mocks Hubert Humphrey and defends modest origins and limited means as unsuitable presidential grounds.
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Robert
Ruark
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
New York
Dick Nixon
Dear Dr Molher weighs in on medical terms and starch habit
A reader asks if Increased hilar markings in a college medical report signal disease and if eating dry laundry starch indicates a vitamin deficiency. The doctor explains that hilar markings may be nonessential for now and that a report aims to inform college authorities, not diagnose. A separate letter asks about starch nibbling and vitamin need. the doctor notes no vitamin content in starch and attributes the habit to taste or routine, citing long-lived relatives. The column also notes a high school football play where Dick Sundblad of Albert City–Bode High School failed to secure a final touchdown.
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C.J
Bode, Iowa
Albert City High School
Dick Sundblad
Winters Says She Will Work For Nothing For Right Part
Hollywood column quotes Shelley Winters saying she would work for nothing for a worthy role. She explains pay fluctuates with the value of the part and discusses her upcoming TV appearance on General Electric Theater and the leukemia drama tied to the City of Hope.
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Marie Torre
York Herald Tribune
Shelley Winters
Hollywood
Miss Winters
General Electric Theater
David Susskind
City of Hope
Years Ago Highlights From Old Town News
In New York Alger Hise was sentenced to five years for perjury. Red Cross brood storage bank offerings came from Reuter Organ Co employees. Boy Scout Law Council members named: Riley Burcham vice president A J Basile Ralph Graber George Low man W D Wolfe. Highway 59 will pass through Lawrence from Canada to the Gulf replacing old No 73W. In Baton Rouge a plot to murder Huey Long surfaced and martial law was declared. Kansas Supreme Court upheld W W Finney’s sentence. A Soviet agent testified Russia can fight the world. Influenza totals reach 700 in the state. PTA backs minimum salaries 1000 for grade school 1200 for high school. Two Lawrence residents fined for spitting on the sidewalk.
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New York
Alger Hise
Red Cross
Reuter Organ Co
Riley Burcham
A. J. Basile
Ralph Graber
George Lowman
W. D. Wolfe
Boy Scout Law Council
Lawrence
Canada
Gulf
Baton Rouge
Sen
Huey Long
W. W. Finney
Kansas Supreme Court
Lansing
U.S
Senate
Russia
PTA
Bible Message and Prayer Verses Note
The brief features Proverbs 1 7 about fear of the Lord as the start of knowledge and a short prayer thanking God for increased knowledge and wisdom through faith in Christ. The prayer asks for illumination harmonizing life and growth in understanding His power.
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Christ
Hemingway to be paid record fee for bullfight article
Life Magazine offered Ernest Hemingway a 2000 word bullfighting piece with a $30,000 fee, equating to $15 a word, the highest literary rate. The article would cover the Dominguin versus Ordonez contest, a figure Hemingway set to end the dispute.
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Lyons den
Hemingway
Ayer
Ernest Hemingways
Sports Illustrated
Luis Dominguin
Antonio Ordonez
Life Magazine
Life
Hal Boyle Potpourri Highlights Odd Facts and Quips
New York column surveys mail quirks and pop culture notes. It cites 500 million Valentine cards expected next month with women buying more than men and jokes about gifts. It also shares light strokes on lightning under oaks and trivia on drugs prices, rhino horn cures, library thefts, funeral costs, and famous quips.
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New York
America
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Joseph C. Molner
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Ginger Rogers
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Bob Hope Buick
CHS
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M Squad
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Ed Sullivan
Marilyn Monroe
Arch Oboler
Cherub
Hallmark Hall of Fame
Europe
Old Home Town
Lara Schmidt
Dispatches
Schmidt
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Miss Bergman
Copenhagen
Orson Welles
Beaverbrook
Shylock
Peter Donald
Donald
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Blackburn Twins
J. M. Case Co
Lyons
Miami Beach
Paris
Walter Slezak
Slezak
McCall's
Andersonville
Matthew Brady Fens
Dallas
Howard Lindsay
Russel Crouse
Greer Garson
Los Angeles Civil Light Opera Co
Leonard Spigelgass
Gertrude Berg
Joe Liss
WPA
Liss
Arthur Miller
Cesar Romero
Hal Boyle
Uncle Hal
E. Lewis
Istanbul
Turkey
Arthur Murray
Errol Flynn
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