Lawrence Daily Journal World front page note 1960
Lawrence Daily Journal World editors and staff listed with publishers and managers. Publication details show daily issue schedule and pricing. Notable names include Jolph Simons and Ernest Pontius. Dated Tuesday evening January 26, 1960, Lawrence Kansas.
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Jolph Simons
Jolph Simons Jr
Sili, Mayer Manuelng Miditor
ACK Zimmerman News
Ernest Pontius
Maringer
Leo Eller Muaioess
Manger
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kas
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Arctic Siege Brings Unseasonal Cold to Lawrence
Residents endure a week of bitter cold and heavy snow in Lawrence with a brief warm spell on Monday. The piece contrasts local discomfort with harsher winters in Minnesota and Iowa, urging gratitude for milder days and anticipation of spring.
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Lawrence
Little America
Minnesota
Iowa
Earth
Adlai Stev enson Seen as 1960 Presidential Hopeful
Democratic leaders debate Adlai Stevenson's 1960 prospects with many backing him as best candidate to defeat Nixon. Backers stress public image vs private warmth while Stevenson repeats he will not run. Some Republicans concede Stevenson could be a strong president though not as strong as Nixon.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Adlai Stevensan
Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Adlai
Stevenson
Adlai Jeta
Nixon
Appreciation for Lawrence Long Distance Operators
Readers praise the city LD operators for persistent, courteous service. The piece notes operators relentlessly try to connect calls, even when blocked, and urges thanks when possible to recognize these workers and support their challenging role.
Rapping the Cops in Chicago Faces Public Backlash
Chicago police officers face sharp public rebuke after a few misdeeds by a minority. About 10 000 officers endure a week of criticism while the force braces for tough days ahead, with honest members urged to stand firm and push out corrupt colleagues.
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Chicago
Windy City
English Trouble a Bad Dream in Education Debates
Mrs Harriet E Brown argues that English instruction in schools has declined since the 1890s. She cites B A Hinsdale and Harvard reports noting college English prep should come from preparatory schools, urging teachers to heed past standards and preserve valued practices.
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Journal-World
B.A. Hinsdale
University of Michigan
Preparatory
Kansas University
Harvard University
Harvard
Dream of Wall Street Power in Texas Draws Lone Star Parable
In a late night column, Fred H. Shook shares a dream where Wall Street intrudes into Texas influence, a J P Morgan legacy is carried by a Texas magnate, and the nation’s grip on its economy rests not with Republicans but VIP Dixiecrats, framed as a humorous night reverie.
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Journal-World
Wall Street
Texas
J. P. Morgan
Lone Star
Fred H. Shook
N. H. St
Rhine
New York
Rescue of Benedict heiress ends long romance tale
Columnist lampoons the Benedict Gamble romance involving heiress Miss Benedict and Andrei Porumbeanu. The affair, Paris custody drama, and duel fantasies are recounted with sharp humor about Old World manners and modern journalism.
Dear Dr. Mother: dark growths on temple and forehead
A 76 year old reader asks about dark growths appearing on the temple and forehead. She notes one previously removed after treatment and another the size of a small pea currently present, seeking medical guidance.
Safe removal for senile keratosis warned by doctor
A physician explains senile keratosis as a common age related skin growth that varies in color and texture. While not dangerous, the risk of cancer makes early treatment prudent. Removal is fast, possible by surgery or radiation, and many doctors remove spots as a precaution. If cancer is suspected, immediate removal is mandatory.
Missile Gap Estimates Raise Alarm in Power Play
In a briefing by Gen. Thomas Power the Soviets could destroy U S deterrence with 300 ballistic missiles, including 150 ICBMs and 150 IRBMs. Gates and Twining dispute the threat, citing National Intelligence Estimates. The piece contrasts U S and Soviet missile development and hints at forthcoming analysis of unpublished data.
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Joseph Alsop
Washington
U.S
Strategic Air Commander
Thomas Power
Thomas Gates
Joint Chiefs
Nathan Twining
Gates
Gen. Twining
Power
Central Intelligence Agency
State Department
Armed Services
Europe
John von Neumann
Pentagon
Air Force
Harold Talbott
Trevor Gardner
Pacific
United States
Girl Scout Council Officers Elected in Old Home Town
In old town news Mrs G C Witeon Mrs Clifton Calvin Mrs William B Young and Mrs George Lawrence were elected officers of the Girl Scout Council. Also notes India becomes republic with 333 million people and a president. Kansas Day ahead with senate race announced by Harry Colmery and governorship by Willard Mayberry.
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G. C. Witeon
Clifton Calvin
William B. Young
George Lawrence
Girl Scout Council
India
Republic
Kansas
Senate
Harry Colmery
Willard Mayberry
CCC
Lone Star
Kenneth Rankin
Martha Lee Boone
Adm
Byrd
Antartica
John Stutz
L. R. Frink
Today’s Bible Message on Ancient Landmarks
A devotional note reflects on Proverbs 22 28 urging readers to honor the landmarks set by fathers. The prayer asks God to reveal clear foundations of truth courage and modesty and to consecrate them with devotion and faith in Jesus name.
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Jesus
Multiplied Talents and Tangles in Hollywood Gossip
A Broadway adjacent column notes the Hockey Club and Tenderfoot Morgan, with Jacqueline Susgan, Rita Gam, and Joan Castle among members. Penny Morgan’s sharp notes reveal social intrigue as she moves from Tenderfoot to full member after a nightclub airport rendezvous. Odets praises Orson Welles versatility while recollecting reunion with Clurman. Lily LaMont is wooed for glamour, J Scott Smart shifts to painting after radio fame, and Tom Ewell handles laughs with distraction as Hammerstein consoles him.
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Jacqueline Susgan
Irving Mansfield
Rita Gam
Joan Castle
Tenderfoot
Penny Morgan
Joe Bigelow
Miss Morgan
Beverly Hills
Penny
Phyllis Kirk
N. Y
Hollywood
Tenderfoot Morgan
N.Y
Tom Ewell
Ewell
John Loves
Mary
Oscar Hammerstein
Tom
Tax Consultants Make Filing Enjoyable For Millions
Hal Boyle profiles Richard Bloch and his brother Henry who founded a mass market income tax consultancy. From 1955 they built the nation’s largest chain with 1,000 employees, 108 offices in 46 cities, handling about 200,000 taxpayers and expanding services beyond premium lawyers to everyday help. They aim to ease the annual burden and change attitudes toward tax time.
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New York
Richard Bloch
Bloch
Henry
Uncle Sam
Kansas City
U.S
Grin And Bear It Fares To Ease Tax Time
The firm serves a wide client base including housewives retirees doctors airmen small businessmen and IRS workers. Fees top at 500 but typical charges average under 10 with many under 7.80. Offices use two week training weekly tax bulletins and a policy covering penalties from their errors. None of their returns have reached tax court. Offices feature soothing music free coffee and psychology driven client comfort to speed data gathering.
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Internal Revenue Service
U.S
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