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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1962
Page
2
The issue dated Friday Evening Jan 26 1962 lists staff roles and publication details for the Lawrence Daily Journal World. It includes editor Simons publisher and addresses in Lawrence Kansas with circulation notes and pricing. The text notes association with The Associated Press and standard weekly rates.
The piece argues Rodion Malinovsky’s boast of Soviet missiles against U S targets is meant to intimidate but should not provoke a propaganda contest. It urges the United States to stay strong, informed, and prepared to deter aggression without engaging in empty rhetoric or bluffing back.
Public Funds notes how inherited wealth figures like Kennedy Roosevelt Harriman Rockefeller Williams Lehman and Goldwater influenced liberal and conservative spending views. A Michigan psychologist and Yale scholar discuss guilt acceptance and expediency with Crockett’s warnings on the dangers of government money and the duty of public stewards to resist misuse.
John Crosby argues racism appears as a social fact in both Africa and Britain. He contrasts white exodus in Kenya with black emigration in the U S South, condemns colonial apartheid, and decries the Commonwealth immigration bill as a racist, illiberal policy likely to pass despite opposition.
A note on theater practice describes actors and crews pursuing realism in stagecraft and performance dynamics. It discusses training, rehearsal discipline, and the aim to mirror authentic behavior, sightlines, and timing for convincing productions.
Thirty Chicago University coeds from the Pal Joey cast visited a burlesque house to study bump and grind technique. Student director Jerry Mast, 21, admitted guiding tips during visits though he worries about parental reactions if the outing becomes widely known.
The new Journalism School building at KU in Fowler Shops was ready for occupancy mid term. KU geology chair Dr. Robert Dreyer announced retirement plans for the coming summer. A Topeka bill proposed making kidnapping punishable by death. President Roosevelt Birthday Ball funds were suggested to aid Ohio flood relief via the Red Cross. Sigma Nu bought Wind Hill for 50 000 dollars with 28 acres. Dick Williams arranged the deal.
The message cites Romans 15 4 Phillips urging readers to learn from ancient writings for guidance and growth. A short prayer thanks God for the Word as a source of inspiration and asks to use its resources in Jesus name.
In London Robert C. Ruark condemns a two week work to rule slowdown by British unions on post and telephone services. He likens deliberate sabotage to torture, notes slowed mail, unanswered calls, and disrupted overseas connections. He accuses leaders of collusion against the public, urging anti trust scrutiny.
Dear Dr. Mother explains that foot calluses arise from repeated pressure and are best treated by reducing load, weight loss if needed, expert assessment of foot mechanics, and proper shoe fit possibly with arch supports. Home remedies are ineffective. seek podiatry or medical advice for lasting relief.
Police Commissioner Murphy will televise the daily lineups on Channel 31 while scrambling images on all sets to protect prisoner privacy. The piece notes celebrity sightings and interviews from JFK to Malraux and Behan among others in a dense tapestry of 1960s media and society events.
Hal Boyle reflects on parental pressure for early career choice. He argues youth should explore, fail, and try different paths rather than rush into a single lifelong occupation. He notes America offers many choices and the value of discovering what not to do.
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