World Daily Journal details and staff listing
Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publishing details from 1962 including editors, publishers, and circulation info. Published by World Company in Lawrence Kansas with rates and contact details.
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Lawrence Daily Journal: World
DOLPS
Simons Uuu
Polph. Simons Jr
Brill Mayer
Tack Zum Misrman Cusses
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Dougine
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Saturday Evening
Eisenhower and Burke Back Caution on Military Speech
Former President Eisenhower and Admiral Burke urge less censorship while warning against partisan political use by officers. They favor voluntary coordination of public statements and accountability for what is released. They cite astronauts as a model for controlled but not restricted disclosure.
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Eisenhower
Arleigh A. Burke
U.S
Senate
Burke
No Sad Songs for Lucky Luciano
No matter how many people Lucian did favors the world is better off without him. The writer rejects any sentimental tribute and argues his crimes harmed more people than he helped. The piece contrasts Luciano with other notorious figures to justify the stance.
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Lucky Luciano
Luciano
Adolf Hitler
Eichmann
al Capone
Attila the Hun
Josef Stalin
Heydrich the
Hangman
Lucky
Attitudes on Aid and U.S. Involvement in Latin America
A foreign affairs analyst criticizes U S aid programs for not reaching the core problems in Latin America. Bolivia is cited as an example where aid has not lifted many, despite decades of assistance and about 220 million dollars spent. Bolivia also opposes United States sanctions proposals amid broader political and economic realities.
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United States
U.S
Latin America
Bolivia
United State
U.S. aid policy cautions on misused funds abroad
The article argues that U.S. economic aid aims to improve many lives but acknowledges adversaries will resist aid. It stresses the ability to cut off aid to nations where funds are used improperly or against U.S. interests, urging careful consideration of aid to Latin nations and others.
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U.S
Surfeit Of Plenty In London Theater Scene
London critics lament a lack of new plays as two thirds of shows run six months or more and a third reach a year. Only two major new works since July are praised though partly felt unfulfilled, with Luther by Osborne standing out for religious themes and stagecraft.
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London
Kenneth Tynan
Observer
West End
Elaine
Bernard Levin
The
Daily Express
United States
New York
C. P. Snow
Luther
John Osborne
Beckett
Britain
Mr. Osborne
Tony Richardson
Brecht
Osborne
Mother Church
Lawrence in Northeast Kansas League race slips after win
Old Home Town notes from 10 years ago record Lawrence beating Argentine but leaving the team in second place in the Northeast Kansas League behind Shawnee Mission. Also mentions K State 8 KU 64 in Manhattan giving KU its first loss.
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Lawrence
Shawnee Mission
Color Camera Club
Lawrence Recreation Commission
K-State
Manhattan
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Note
A devotional snippet cites Hebrews 1 1 2 praising God speaking through the Son. A closing prayer asks for ardent Bible reading and meditation to find personal promises, offered in Christ’s name.
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God
Christ
Earth Proves Pear Shaped Says Transit Satellites
Transit scientists from Johns Hopkins and NASA report Earth is not a perfect sphere. Measurements from Transit IV A and other satellites indicate an elliptical equator with a 1000 foot longer axis, bulges near the Atlantic and Pacific, with plans to map the globe at the Seattle World's Fair.
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John O'Keefe
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Johns Hopkins University
Applied Physics Laboratory
Robert Newton
Johns Hopkins
Newton
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific
Hopkins
Imre Izaak
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Richard Kershner
Transit Project
Cholesterol and Health Guidance From Dr Mother
The column discusses cholesterol in blood, its uncertain impact on arteries, and practical diet steps. It advises not to fear fat entirely, favors lean meats, vegetable oils, and unsaturated spreads, and suggests weight management as a route to better cholesterol handling.
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Dr. Mother
J. B
Mother
University presidents say students would tear down stadiums
Major university presidents told Robert Fuchs that their student bodies would vote to tear down stadiums if given the chance while still supporting big-time football. They see football as an anachronism for the modern college atmosphere and note budgets rely on older voters and politicians.
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Detroit
Robert Fucss
Saturday Evening Post
Today
Colle
Fucss
Oldsters
Paris reminiscence and New York political wedding scene
Harry Hershfield recalled Paris with humor on his 75th birthday trip while New York hosted a spectacular Left Room reception for Albert Blinder and his bride, daughter of Sen. Joseph Zaretski. Gov. Rockefeller Mayor Wagner and 500 guests attended, as Mirliam Blinder greeted the mingling guests by title or Irving.
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Harry Hershfield
Paris
Hershfield
New York
Albert Blinder
Joseph Zaretzki
Zaretski
Jeader
Albany
Gov
Rockefeller
Wagner
Walter Mahoney
Lyons Den: Schlesinger Named Movie Critic With White House OK
Leonard Lyons reports Arthur Schlesinger Jr. has been named movie critic for Show magazine with presidential permission. JFK requires Schlesinger refrain from attacking any film featuring Peter Lawford to avoid implying White House stance.
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The
Lyons den
Schlesinger
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Show Magazine
Jfk
Kennedy
Peter Lawford
White House
New City Library Books Featured 1961 Catalog
A selection of 1961 titles across biographies travelogue and fiction. Ilka Chase Giselle Markova William Benton Hawaii by Lawrence H. Tuchs Toland Muckrakers Mauldin Pavese Thayer Ehle Habe O'Hara Treece Ashford Simak span Europe Asia Latin America Pearl Harbor era stories.
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Ilka Chase
Europe
Asia
Giselle and
Alicia Markova
Assoluta
Markova
Latin America
William Benton
Sen. Benton
Hawaii Pond
Lawrence H. Tuchs
Hawaii
John Toland
Pearl Harbor
Arthur and
Lila Weinberg
America
Ida Tarbell
Upton Sinclair
Lincoln Steffens
Samuel Hopkins Adams
John Ehle
Ilona
Hans Habe
Franz Joseph
Assembly
John O'Hara
O'Hara
Jason
Henry Treece
Jeffrey Ashford
Earth
Clifford Simak
Current Best Sellers List From Publishers' Weekly
Compilation of top sellers in fiction and non fiction. Notable titles include The Agony and the Ecstasy by Stone Franny and Zooey by Salinger To Kill a Mockingbird by Lee Spirit Lake by Kantor Daughter of Silence by West The Making of the President 1960 by White A Nation of Sheep by Lederer Living Free by Adamson The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich by Shirer My Life in Court by Nizer.
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Stone
Franny
Zooey
Salinger
White
Lederer
Adamson
Shirer
Nizer
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Chicago University
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Manila
George Chambers
U. S. Navy
Walter Haxman
Lawrence Women’s Club
George Mackie
W. R. Evans
Nellie Reese Evans
Kansas City
Mike Getto
Pittsburgh U
Ethel Barrymore
Bowersock Theater
Lawrence High
Abilene
Smith
PTA
United States Navy
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L.B
Mirliam Blinder
Senator
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Leonard Lyons
Ethel Merman
Arthur Murray
Gershwin
Murray
George Gershwin
Merman
Truman Capote
California
Ing
Capote
Gore Vidal
Tennessee Williams
Alfred Ayer
Oxford
Washington
Lou Brecker
Roseland
Atlantic City
Harpo Marx
U.S. Supreme Court
Harpo
Warren
Frankfurter
New City Library Books
Thelma Baker
Bill Mauldin
St. Louis Post- Dispatch
Cesare Pavese
Italy
Moscow
Charles W. Thayer
Elena
Russia
Publishers’ Weekly
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