Lawrence Journal World 1961 staff and Telegram listing
Lawrence Daily Journal World staff details including editor publisher and advertising manager. Mentions publication cadence and addresses with subscription rates for Lawrence and surrounding counties. Dated Tuesday Evening January 31 1961.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Associated
Bill Mayer Co
Hack
Zpmamisrman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Secrecy Surrounding Returned Airmen Sparks Debate
Readers wonder why Air Force Captains John McKone and Freeman Olmstead, recently freed from Russia, receive no press briefings. Opinions split between privacy for families and a need to cool tensions before future U S Russian talks.
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Air Force
John McKone
Freeman Olmstead
Topeka
Russia
U. S
McKone and Olmstead
Liquor Proposal Drives Kansas Hotel Association Study
The Kansas Hotel Association backs a study on open saloon meaning suggesting the legislature could legalize serving drinks by the glass in hotels and restaurants on premises. The plan faces a rocky path with Gov. Anderson and other officials weighing the issue and critics arguing suitable conventions or tourism may not hinge on liquor sales.
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Kansas Hotel Association
Kansas
al E. Lohoff
The
KHA
John Anderson
Bobby Kennedy to lead broad crusade against organized crime
The article notes Attorney General Robert Kennedy plans a sweeping campaign targeting gangsters labor racketeers and vice lords. It cites a DOJ estimate of a $20 billion annual takings and compares Kennedy's potential impact to prior efforts by William Rogers.
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Robert Kennedy
John
Justice Department
Young Kennedy
Wall Street Journal
William Rogers
Eisenhower
Bobby
the Journal
Kennedy
Rogers
White House
Whittling for Peace Amid World Stress
A nostalgic column argues jackknifing toward civility via whittling. The writer laments modern speed and power tools, praises old men and Scouts for simple craft, and suggests more whittling benches could ease street friction and inner turmoil.
Why a child's snoring can come from adenoids
Dear Dr Mother explains snoring in children results from relaxed airways during deep sleep. It notes adenoid tissue can be left behind and enlarge after removal, sometimes requiring a secondary operation, and clarifies that such rescissions don’t imply a faulty initial surgery.
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Mother
Fulbright Backs Kennedy Foreign Aid On Long Term Basis
Senator J William Fulbright chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee voiced strong support for President Kennedy's plan to place the foreign aid program on a long term basis. He urged Congress and the nation to take Kennedy's realistic appraisal of global strength seriously. Kennedy did not detail funding or specifics but warned that the non Communist world task requires towering, unprecedented effort. Fulbright supported the idea of a five year Development Loan Fund financing via Treasury loans, contrasting Eisenhower's preference for direct appropriations.
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Washington
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Kennedy
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hope Kennedy
Congress
Wulbright
The
Treasury
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Flier From Hays Dies As Jet Plane Crashes
Lt. Daryl F. Kobler 25 year old Navy flier from Hays Kansas was killed when his jet fighter crashed shortly after takeoff from Miramar Naval Air Station. Coast Guard found his body life jacket and wreckage about 11 miles west of Catalina Island after contact was lost 18 minutes after takeoff. Kobler was KU graduate with a 1958 B S degree.
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San Diego
Calif
Daryl F. Kobler
Navy
Hays
Kan
Miramar Naval Air Station
Kobler
Coast Guard
Catalina Island
Kansas University
Pay TV Step Nearer Faces FCC Debate and Fallout
John Crosby argues against pay television while supporting FCC approval of a Hartford trial. He critiques Zenith's pasture analogy, calls for rate oversight and service quality, and urges government to ensure broad, affordable access to diverse programming without censorship.
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Zenith
NBC
CBS
ABC
Perry Como
FCC
ICC
Reginald Rose
Nationwide blackouts and political notes from 1951 Kansas City era
A year-ago snapshot recalls a city outage lasting an hour, a milk price rise to 21 cents a quart, Lyman Wiley as Jaycees Honor Man, and John Crown leading the organization. It notes national winter storms, Lawrence dances for polio drive proceeds, Chicago oil painting success, King Edward VIII proclamation, Nazi anniversary parade, KU basketball loss to Argentina, and a funded KU stadium campaign.
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Kansas City
Lyman Wiley
Jaycees
John Crown
Douglas County
Lawrence
Eldridge
Union Building
Art Institute
Chicago
Mickey Mouse
England
Edward VIII
St. James Palace
Berlin
Adolph Hitler
Union Pacific
North Lawrence
University
Daily Bible Message and Prayer on Sin and Freedom
A devotional excerpt cites John 8 34 declaring sin as bondage. The prayer asks God to free the worshiper from sin's power and seeks joy in communion with the Redeemer. It closes in the Redeemer's name Amen.
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Jesus
God
Princess Margaret Apologizes For Taking Sister To Pet Show
Leonard Lyons reports from London with notes on Princess Margaret and other cultural items. Highlights include My Fair Lady, West Side Story, and figures like Mort Caplin, Jerome Robbins, and Daniel Zuckert, plus entertainment industry chatter and diplomatic anecdotes.
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The
Lyons den
Margaret
Sister
Princess Margaret
London
Her Majesty’s Theater
Internal Revenue
Mort Caplin
University of Virginia
Jerome Robbins
Ballet USA
Rebecca Harkness
Gray
White House
Charles W. Tillett
Democratic National Committee
Human Rights Commission
Tillett
North Carolina
Barbara Cameron
Cincinnati Symphony
Paddy Chayefsky
New Dramatic Committee
Gene
Dr. Walsh
Bill
Zuckert
Israel
Marilyn Monroe
Mexico
Aaron R. Frosch
Huntington Hartford
Alan Jay Lerner
Switzerland
Moss Hart
Herman Levin
Fair Lady
Lemmon Still Finds Fun In Fame Says He Seeks Personal Fulfillment
Hal Boyle profiles Jack Lemmon noting his rise among top film box office draws and his view that success is others’ opinion. He describes Lemmon’s lean toward writing a hit song and Broadway role, piano doodling, Broadway setbacks, and his philosophy: be happy, choose your field, excel, and stay healthy.
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New York
Jack Lemmon
Jack
Manhattan
Lemmon
Boston
Charlie
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