Belafonte Poitier swap fuels multimillion deal at Blue Angel
Poitier and Belafonte, once hash house owners, plan a swap deal with each other’s film projects. Poitier to co star in Belafonte produced El Cid in Italy. Belafonte to co star in Poitier's P.M. Both to swap Bentley cars and fund each other’s charities amid Hollywood power players.
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Harry Belafonte
Blue Angel
American Negro Theater
Belafonte
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Max Youngstein
United Artists
Robert Hagging
Sidney Davis
Haggaig
Italy
Spain
Miriam Makeba
Johannesburg
U.S
James Michener
RCA Victor
Rosemary Clooney
Princeton
Miguel
Laurence Olivier
Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead notice
Lawrence Daily Journal World company information shows editors publishers and staff roles with establishment date 1854 and distribution details. It lists pricing for local and distant subscriptions and postal classification.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
W. C. Simona
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kas
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Effigy Hanging at KU Sparks Moral Warning
The essay condemns the hanging of an effigy of KU basketball coach Dick Harp during final week. It calls the act cowardly and immature, urging students and faculty to seek constructive protests through direct dialogue and respectful actions. It notes such acts dishonor the campus and undermine leadership and maturity.
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Kansas University
Dick Harp
Kansas Legislature eyes cuts to Educational Building Fund
An unpleasant note arises as KU and other state schools fear suspending the Educational Building Fund for one year. Lawmakers propose replacing the fund with about 7.8 million from sales taxes or general revenue, risking future construction funding and a return to uncertain state money.
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Kansas
George Docking
Kansas University
EBF
National flower poll shows rose favored by most states
A florists' survey finds 48 of 50 states favor the rose as national flower, with Hawaii and Colorado backing the carnation. Congress weighs national flower legislation as senators push corn tassel and bluegrass themes, while Kansas delegates advocate the sunflower.
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Hawaii
Colorado
Congress
Paul Douglas
Illinois
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Kansas Congress
Jack's Straws Man Rescue and HiFi Revival
A narrator recalls rescuing a hi fi kit from a chaotic start and a tough setup. The family embraces music over TV, with the device finally working, sparking relief and cultural evenings at home. The left index finger heals as the house shifts to reading and conversation.
Hemangiomas and skin marks explained by Dr. Mother
The article discusses various hemangioma types and colors, noting they are surface vessels with no cancer danger. Treatments range from cosmetic toning to surgical removal, injections, or radiation, with caution to avoid scars. It also covers safety for babies and reader questions on eye retina and leg cramps.
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A.E.B
Student Actors to Perform Behind Bars at Leavenworth
Kansas University will stage three dramatic scenes at Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary on February 20. Dr. Lewin A. Goff leads the project to study prison drama as therapy and rehabilitation and explore a potential KU program for inmates and possibly a broader university theater outreach.
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Kansas University
Lewin A. Goff
University Theater
U.S. Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth
USO
Asia
Pacific
Matter of Fact Our Gambling On Missiles
The Eisenhower era risks national survival by assuming the Soviets cannot field enough ICBMs to threaten the deterrent. Gen Power warns 150 missiles could wipe out our stock, while Atlas can produce 15 monthly. Gates rejects urgency citing National Intelligence Estimates, while history shows Soviet gains outpace U.S. forecasts and CIA needs broader interagency analysis.
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Joseph Alsop
Washington
Eisenhower
Strategic Air
Thomas Power
Atlas
Defense
Thomas Gates
Power
Kremlin
Central Intelligence Agency
C.I.A
Armed Services
State Department
C.la
Dulles
Hoyt Vandenberg
KU to name Lonborg athletic director after Quigley retirement
Old Home Town reports A C Lonborg former KU athlete and Northwestern coach will be KU's new athletic director when Ernest Quigley retires this fall. Also listed are Lawrence Industrial Development Commission officers, a Kansas Native Daughters treasurer election, a birth announcement, and notes on 25 and 50 years ago events including political and legal items.
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A. C. Lonborg
Northwestern
Ernest Quigley
Art. Weaver
Ship Winter
Simon Hurwitz
F. R. Zook
Lawrence Industrial Development Commission
David McCreath
Lawrence
Kansas Native Daughters
Topeka
Ray Culbertson
Susan Rae
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Note
A devotional reflection on speaking the truth in love toward maturity in Christ. It includes a prayer asking guidance to walk with God, forgive weakness, avoid discouragement, and follow Jesus in faith.
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Christ
Jesus
Who Should Pay for College Says Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle argues over who should fund a college education, noting parents bear most costs while Uncle Sam gains long term tax revenue. He cites an example of a father who questions fairness and favors federal support, arguing government funding could yield a higher net return for the nation.
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Curbstone
Plato
Sam
U.S
Old Siwash
Uncle Sam
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