Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead listing staff and rates
The Lawrence Daily Journal World for Monday evening July 2 1962 lists staff including editor Ernest Pontius and publisher A Editor and Publisher Dolph C Simon along with advertising and business managers. It shows founding 1894 and 1962 ownership by World Company with rates 30 cents a week in town 16.60 yearly by carrier and 11 dollars by mail elsewhere.
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Dolph Simone
Dolph C
Simon Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Douglas
United States
Lawrence
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Mount Vernon View Threatened by Potomac Sewage Plant
The Potomac River site opposite Mount Vernon faces a proposed large sewage disposal plant that would alter the historic rural outlook. Congress previously split on a $937,000 land purchase of 1,188 acres to block the project, with Senate later approving. the House and Senate must reconcile. The issue is framed as national interest, beyond local Virginia and Maryland concerns.
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Potomac River
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Washington
U.S. House of Representatives
Potomac
Senate
House
Virginia
Maryland
Fountain of Youth Found in Bath Tub Say Buffalo Doctor
Dr Theodore C Krauss of Buffalo urges using the bath for beauty not beach bathing. He notes baths relax and aging women should conserve beauty with cosmetics perfume hair spray and regular checkups. He compares European bath culture to modern routines and suggests frequent bathing as a fountain of youth.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Theodore C. Krauss
American Geriatrics Society
Chicago
Europe
Gus Grissom Wins Hearts With Courageous Space Feat
The piece recalls Alan Shepard John Glenn and Scott Carpenter earning global admiration while Gus Grissom, though less celebrated, earned local warmth in Kansas City. It notes his fear during his flight and capsule recovery, calling it a human trait that endears him to the public.
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U.S
Alan Shepard
John Glenn
Scott Carpenter
Gus Grissom
Shepard
Gus
Glenn
Grissom
Kansas City
Guz
Flu protection urged ahead of possible 1962-63 Asian flu
Doctors at the American Medical Association convention in Chicago warned of a strong Asian flu return after a 1957-58 death toll of 86,000 worldwide. Dr. Fred Davenport of Michigan urged planning for flu shots as a preventive measure, noting epidemics followed gaps of years and highlighting high risk groups.
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American Medical Association
Chicago
Fred M. Davenport
Michigan University
Davenport
Europe
Far East
Germans Now Agonizingly Apologetic Morality Push
American writer John Crosby observes Germans and others as overly apologetic after the Nazi era. He contrasts German behavior with English and American habits, cites editorial penance in German newspapers, and notes a pervasive culture of guilt from students to professors.
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Hitler
EEG Uses and Limits in Detecting Brain Conditions
Medical column explains how EEG records brain impulses to identify epilepsy tumors infections and other issues. It notes normal readings do not rule out disease and discusses limits of the test in deep brain conditions.
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Cerebellum
Kennedy Turns To Country for 1962 Campaign Push
Joseph Alsop reports President Kennedy and aides weighing a national campaigning effort before the upcoming Congressional elections. Speeches and swing trips may run in September and October with focus on big states like California New York Illinois and Ohio to shape the House majority. The White House argues such risk is necessary due to fast moving history and public support contests show Kennedy leading Rockefeller in New York by two to one if an election were held tomorrow.
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Berlin
America
England
Washington
Kennedy
Eisenhower
White House
Senate
California
New York
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Illinois
House of Representatives
Kennedy White House
Congress
Louis Harris
New York State
Nelson Rockefeller
Catholic Digest
Edison
Joseph J. van
James Madison
U.S
Cyrus H. K. Curtis
Hottest June on Record in Kansas and National Highlights
June 1952 sets heat record for Kansas with average 82.2 degrees surpassing 1943. Republican chairman C I Moyer and wife depart for Chicago to attend the National Convention as credentials committee members. Other local figures noted include Ross Wulfkuhle new American Legion head, and retirements in business.
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Weather Department
Kansas
C. I. Moyer
Chicago
Don Hults
Charles Stough
Vera
Ross Wulfkuhle
American Legion
George Brooks
Merton Harmon
George Towle
Ernest Klooz
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer
A brief religious note reflects on John 8 36 about freedom in Christ and asks for divine liberty to guide will and deeds. The prayer requests God’s will to be done in believers lives through Jesus teaching the Lord’s Prayer and ends with Amen.
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Jesus
Casals Time With Kennedy Group Sparks Franco Talk
After a Carnegie Hall festival, Pablo Casals met at Gramercy Park with Queen Mother of the Belgians and Isaac Stern. He praised Kennedy and discussed Franco, Spain bases, and a swift signal to topple the regime. He recalled 25 U S tours and Western films.
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Carnegie Hall
Pablo Casals
Gramercy Park
Benjamin Sonnenberg
Isaac Stern
Casals
Spain
Franco
Kennedy
White House
U.S
JFK
Brussels
Seattle
America
West
Trading Stamps Rise as Cash Substitute
Hal Boyle notes a shift toward trading stamps replacing cash with about 40 million U.S. families collecting them. He adds quirks on privacy requests, etiquette shifts, women veterinarians, and varied bits of trivia from manners to history and consumer habits.
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New York
U.S
South
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