Lawrence Daily Journal World front matter 1961 staff
The Lawrence Daily Journal World header lists editor Polph C Simons managing editor Tack Zimmerman News Ernest Pontius and advertising Winston Buller. It notes publication since 1891 by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets in Lawrence Kansas with a Friday January 27 1961 issue date. Subscription rates are shown for local carrier 0.45 per week or 15.60 yearly, Douglas county 6 yearly, United States 9 yearly. The paper is a second class mail and member of Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press.
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Dolph Simons
W.u
Polph C
Simons
Associated
V3 Dad
Mayuste Oocesessseeeneee
Tack Zimmermanse
News
Ernest Pontius
Weno Buller Ose
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W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Kennedy press conference earns cautious praise
The piece notes analysts praised Kennedy's first live televised briefing while cautioning that sustained results are needed. It credits his image and the release of two U.S. fliers by the Russians as factors shaping early optimism and warns against overconfidence before the administration proves its lasting effectiveness.
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Kennedy
U.S
Castro
Cuba
Universities urged to expand role in world affairs
Former Kansas University chancellor Franklin Murphy says closer ties between U S universities and the federal government are needed to guide the nation in international matters. He joins nine authors of a Ford Foundation report urging autonomous long term funding and a new organization to coordinate university led world affairs efforts.
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Kansas University
Franklin Murphy
Murphy
UCLA
America
Ford Foundation
U.S
Clarke Wescoe
Castro one in long line of locos following crackpot grails
Robert Ruark argues crowds follow mad leaders like Castro and Hitler, citing Extraordinary Delusions and the Madness of Crowds. He notes mass psychology, mob obedience, and the danger of demagogues to prompt war and ruin.
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Castro
London
Bernard Baruch
Peter the Hermit
Fidel Castro
Adolf Hitler
Mad Mahdi
Russia
Patrice Lumumba
Congo
Loco
Hitler
I Duce
Khrushchev
Cuba
Fidel
Joe McCarthy
Huey Long
Dogma Makes Odd Pals
John Crosby argues in a New York Herald Tribune piece that Kennedy's pledge to fight mass misery requires population control. He cites contraception as the only real solution, criticizes the Catholic Church's stance, and links church, communists, and Wall Street to population dynamics.
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By John Crosby
New York Herald Tribune
Kennedy
Vatican
Wall Street
Catholic Church
Communist Party
Why do heels crack and how to fix them
Reader questions about keratosis and thickened heels discuss causes such as flat feet and tight shoes. Advice covers proper shoe fit, arch supports, and lotions. heredity limits fixes. Wheat germ opinion notes it is good food not medicine and explains nutritional value. A reader reports a worm and receives guidance on possible tapeworm, transmission, and treatment under medical order. A booklet offer on sinus trouble invites requests.
Indians Gift Queen Elizabeth II Gold-Brocaded Garlands
In New Delhi the queen and Prince Philip were greeted with gold-brocaded garlands crafted by nine craftsmen over two months. Buckingham Palace had warned flowers would spoil her attire as she opened the All-India Institute of Medical Sciences.
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New Delhi
India
Britain
Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
All-India Institute of Medical Sciences
Prince Philip
Pleasant Valley School earns A rating in state assessments
The 1951 item notes Pleasant Valley School receiving an A rating for excellence while Riverside White and Oak Ridge schools earned B grades. It mentions local residents and a marriage of Miss Alice Terrill to Joe Robert Pulliam along with staff changes at the Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department.
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Pleasant Valley
Riverside
White
Oak Ridge
Alice Terrill
R. C. Terrill
Lawrence
Joe Robert Pulliam
R. A. Pulliam
Osawatomie
Ethel Lynn
Lawrence-Douglas County
Sherwood
Today s Bible Message Prayer for learning and truth
A devotional note invokes 11 Peter 1 5 6 urging faith virtue knowledge and patience leading to godliness. The prayer asks God Father of light to bless all places of learning and guide all people to follow Jesus the great teacher in learning and living Amen.
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Peter
Father of Light
Jesus
Merman Parade Chaos Marks Inaugural Gala Night
Ethel Merman narrowly escapes disaster after a five hour car ordeal on the way to the gala. She arrives in time to join Anthony Quinn and Harry Belafonte, tosses her handbag on cue, and completes the opening procession with a smile.
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Ethel Merman
Anthony Quinn
Harry Belafonte
Miss Merman
Merman
James M. Gavin
82D Airborne
Washington
John Galbraith
Jek
India
Anthony Eden
Khrushchev
Hal Boyle Remarks That Upset Our Ministers
New York AP quotes Hal Boyle on church life jokes about pastors and congregations. Remarks cover sermons routines money matters and hypocritical questions about bishops and delinquency. The tone lampoons petty church concerns and fiscal pressures within religious communities.
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New York
Church Limits and Quarrels Stir Small Town
Vignettes reveal parish tensions over funds and church plans. Residents argue repainting centers, building another church, and bingo funding while ministers, weddings, and family dynamics collide in a humorous, pointed snapshot.
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