Lawrence Journal World listing and staff credits 1981
The item presents a 1981 Lawrence Journal-World masthead with staff roles including President and Editor and Advertising Manager. It lists publication details for daily issues except Mondays, pricing by carrier and mail, and notes Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press membership.
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Vie Pres
Managina
Eenust Pontios
Leoler
Gustnesa
Simons
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence Kan
Douglas
United States
Lawrence Kap
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Presa
Cfukp
Kennedy popularity slides while Goldwater rises in debate on 1964 race
The piece argues Kennedy faces declining support at home due to racial, Cuba, debt and balance of payments issues as GOP prospects shift toward Goldwater. It notes Romney Scranton and Javits while predicting a Kennedy vs Goldwater liberal conservative contest and calls for realignment away from current party labels.
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Kennedy
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Jfk
Cuba
Rocky
Cupid
Romney
Scranton
Hubert Humphrey
Harry Byrd
Jacob Javits
Barry Goldwater
GOP
Theories on Soviet Space Reporting and US Transparency
The United States accuses the Soviet Union of withholding space launches from the UN Voluntary Register while insisting it reports all missions. The piece contrasts US openness with Soviet secrecy and highlights disputed launch dates in 1982 and 1983 amid ongoing skepticism about the Russian program.
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Russia
U.S
United Nations
United States
Lawrence Legion Earns Praise for City Events
The Lawrence American Legion post receives broad community thanks after sponsoring Kansas Boys State and Girls State programs, an invitational baseball tournament, and the Lawrence Horse Show. The events posted record participation and were praised as the best ever for the horse show.
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Lawrence American Legion Post
Lawrence
Legion
Kansas
What About Cleo
Critics pan Cleopatra as dull and overly long though Rex Harrison earns praise and Elizabeth Taylor remains admired. Box office for the 42 million production is unsettled with many audiences rump and eye weary after four hours. A flop might curb lavish spending.
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Rex Harrison
Caesar
Liz Taylor
Richard Burton
Marc Antony
Old Home Town Highlights and Historic Notes
Rich Clarkson writes a Journal-World feature recalling Dick Shanafelt’s 55 year old Rough Riders moment at San Juan Hill. Kansas’ first TV station KTVH in Hutchinson boasted a 900 foot tower east of the city. A Lawrence paper plant tour and a 50 year state weather office tenure are noted along with student housing plans at Kansas University. Antiques and unrest in El Dorado Poor Farm conditions are mentioned amid a John Brown hanging tale from 1859 Missouri.
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Rich Clarkson
Journal-World
Dick Shanafelt
San Juan Hill
Teddy Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Kansas
Hutchinson
KTVH
Worden
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed
Gettysburg
Harry Woodring
Gar
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
el Dorado
Columbia
John Brown
Brown
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Script
The Spirit of the Lord is upon me to heal the brokenhearted preach deliverance to the captives and set at liberty them that are bruised. A prayer asks God to help words and deeds free those bound by self sin ignorance and disease in the name of Christ our Redeemer.
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God
Christ
From Shelters to Poverty We Like to Create Problems
Roark critiques a culture of doom forecasting from ISINID committees to federal and state levels. He notes the parade of blamed problems from population growth to unemployment, arguing excessive alarm harms youth and ignores past resilience and real economic trends. He cites Henning on youth unemployment rising and mocks media sensationalism.
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Africa
China
Charles de Gaulle
Johnny
Amherst
Supreme Court
Fidel Castro
Papa Doc
Haiti
United Nations
Floyd Collins
Cal Coolidge
Isinitx
Hair loss and health questions from Dr Mother column
A reader seeks guidance on thinning hair after multiple surgeries and possible thyroid issues. The doctor links hair loss to heredity diet and endocrine balance, suggests a thyroid reevaluation, and notes wigs as an option if no solution exists.
Fame Fades for Boyer in Army Life and Hollywood Jottings
Charles Boyer recalls joining the French army as a private at Paris onset of World War II. The piece weaves in film industry notes from Cleopatra cutting costs, theater debuts, and gossip about actors including Geraldine McFwan Nancy Carroll Beatrice Lillie and Beatrice, with anecdotes from Zanuck and Wanger and press snippets from the Paris scene.
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Charles Boyer
France
Paris
Roger
Napoleon
Cleopatra
Geraldine McFwan
School For Scandal
Public Eye
Private Ear
New York
Jack Alicoate
Film Daily
Radio and
TV Daily
Charles Alicoate
Harry Wismer
Kitty Allen
Earth
Beatrice Lillie
Tappan Zee Playhouse
Helen Hayes
Nyack
Miss Lillie
Reginald Gardiner
London
Nancy Carroll
Hal Boyle Monday Potpourri
A miscellaneous column notes diners grow taller while eating less, warns against drastic calorie cuts, and shares quaint beliefs about pearls in weddings. It adds quirky trivia on children needing glasses, superstitions of old vaudevillians, dandruff cures, and animal facts alongside a safety slogan for the Fourth of July.
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New York
U.S
Better Vision Institute
William Shakespeare
Arnold H. Glasow
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