Lawrence Journal World Staff Listing and Publication Details
Lawerence Daily Journal World staff and publication information appears with president editor and department heads. It notes ownership by World Company, location at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, Lawrence Kansas, and subscription rates.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Ackerman link adolescent distress to family strain
Dr Nathan W Ackerman of Columbia outlines in a California University address that adolescent turmoil mirrors family instability. He lists seven teen trends from anti social acts to loss of hope and adds four adult trends, urging self examination by parents and systemic family changes to spark a moral renaissance.
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Nathan W. Ackerman
Columbia
California University School of Medicine
Dr. Ackerman
Ackerman
Miscast Stars Highlight Judy Garland and Jerry Lewis
The industry notes miscasting by Judy Garland and Jerry Lewis in TV ventures. Lewis failed with a two hour mish mash show that lacked format and was canceled, hurting his prestige. Garland’s hour long show struggled when producers tried to make her emcee a folksy, family atmosphere show like Garry Moore, revealing a mismatch between star persona and format.
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al Jolson
Judy Garland
Jerry Lewis
Lewis
Judy
Garry Moore
Moore
Judy’ Garland
Judy Garland Emcee Struggles Hurt Viewers On Show
The easy going emcee Judy Garland appears tense and fidgety on air causing audience discomfort and dips in ratings. Viewers drift to Bonanza as critics say network meddling undermines her performance. Danny Kaye's show is praised for meeting weekly exposure and may return next year.
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Judy
Garland
Danny Kaye
Danny
Uncertainty Over China (France recognises Mao era)
Washington debates how DeGaulle's recognition of Mao Tse-tung's China may alter the global balance. Beijing seeks to expel U S forces from Asia and weaken Taiwan and Japan while Paris claims no strings. Chinese premier Chou En-lai travels Africa, widening gains for Peking.
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Washington
Times-Post
Charles DeGaulle
Mao Tse-tung
China
United States
Chou En-lai
Africa
Peking
DeGaulle
Chou
Red China
Asia
Soviet Union
Mao
Viet Nam
Taiwan
Japan
Paris
Edgar Faures
Washington Post
Kansas Day reminiscences span five decades in Topeka
Old Home Town column recalls 1954 Kansas Day Club dinner in Topeka with Gov Dan Thornton as speaker and over 1000 Republicans, noting new chairman Guy Josserand and the unfinished Douthart Hall at KU. Also reflects 1939 and 1924 events and gubernatorial candidates list.
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Topeka
Dan Thornton
Colorado
Guy Josserand
Dodge City
Tim Linley
Fred Hall
Hall
Douthart Hall
John D. Hamilton
Dan
John Bricker
Ohio
Frank McFarland
Gale Moss
Eldorado
Frances Ryan
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Call for Soul Growth
A devotional note cites Ephesians 2:1 on awakening the dead in sin and asks readers to seek Christlike graces. The prayer pleads for divine will to cultivate the soul and rededicate life to spiritual development for the Master.
Jack's Straws High School Pre Enrollment Caper
A father describes attending a pre enrollment meeting for Lawrence High School. Administrators explain the 4 card transcripts and course options like Chemistry Latin Library Research Modern Europe and Probability and Statistics. He recalls his own schooling while noting parents questions and later reassurance about changes allowed in three year plans.
Official Score Card On Muddle for Asia
Southeast Asia mired in disputes among Indonesia Malaysia Philippines Cambodia and Vietnam with mediators from Kennedy Sihanouk Lopez and others seeking to ease tensions amid border clashes and Cold War tensions across the region.
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Asia
Indonesia
Malaysia
Sukarno
Borneo
Britain
Sabah
Sarawak
Philippines
Manila
Cambodia
Thailand
South Vietnam
Washington
London
Laos
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
Tokyo
Kuala Lumpur
Jakarta
Johnson
Prince Sihanouk
Sorensen to Leave White House for Kennedy Book
Ted Sorensen will exit as White House counsel by March 1 to begin writing a Kennedy memoir. He is likely to work in Cambridge, Mass., with Harvard facilities offered, and he plans to marry a Cambridge woman. Mrs. Ray Johnson attended the Come Back to Puerto Rico Ball wearing a mink gown with a low decolletage, prompting a joke from her husband.
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Ted Sorensen
White House
Kennedy
Sorensen
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Ray Johnson
Revlon
Puerto Rico
Laura
Diverticulosis Advice From Dr Mother and Readers
A column offers medical guidance on diverticulosis emphasizing calm management, bland diet, and avoiding false cures. It discusses the difference between diverticulosis and diverticulitis, warning against chasing a cure and suggesting diet adherence and medical follow up.
Culture Comes In A Family Field Trip To The Met
Hal Boyle recalls a family visit to the Metropolitan Museum of Art with his daughter Tracy Ann who asks if the mummy lives and quips about the age of the relics. The father notes the humorous mix of culture and family dynamics during the outing.
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New York
Tracy Ann
Guggenheim
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Egyptology
Tracy
Thebes
Jesus Christ
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Vice Press
Bill Mayer
Tack Zimmerman Commcccpcescsssse
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
By Chalmers M. Roberts
Old Home Town
By Jack Zimmerman
Jack
Lawrence High School
Enrico Fermi
By ED Meagher
Hong Kong
Times - Post
Southeast Asia
Norodom Sihanouk
North Vietnam
France
Orient
Salvador P. Lopez
Modesto Farolan
Los Angeles Times News Service
Lyons’ den
Leonard Lyons
Joseph Molner
A.J
Dr. Mother
Mrs. R. L
W.S
Hal Boyle
Interlandi
Zanzibar
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