Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and details 1962
The page lists the Lawrence Daily Journal World staff positions with editor publisher and advertising details. It notes publication at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas and subscription rates for local and distant readers. The date is Wednesday July 4 1962.
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W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Jampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Dougine
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Ciremation
Associated Press
Eee
Seven Freedoms for Independence in a Free Nation
A July reflection on independence and government power. The piece cites Justice Felix Frankfurter and Lt. Gov. Warren Knowles, argues freedom requires care, and lists seven core freedoms: home, justice, worship, elections, press, opportunity, and the right to disagree.
Education's Purpose in Higher Learning and the Sputnik Era Critique
Education editor Paul Woodring notes rising questions about higher education's purpose amid Sputnik era shifts. Robert K. Murray argues the crisis lies in values and the drive to produce trained manpower over intellectual development.
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U. S
Paul Woodring
Saturday Review
Woodring
Robert K. Murray
Penn State
Murray
Has Independence Really Worked After 186 Years
The passage reflects on July Fourth as a moment to decide if independence has been used properly. It notes 186 years is a short span in history, suggests the jury is still out on whether freedom has truly been effective, and warns it could deteriorate if the nation does not choose wisely where it goes.
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Ashier Achinstein
Mt Gies
Judge Beavers resigns over welfare abuses in Oklahoma
Muskogee County judge J. F. Beavers announces retirement in disgust at welfare program abuses. He cites aid to dependent children cases and views mothers of illegitimate children as rewarded for promiscuity, saying the relief system traps people. He quits public life amid criticism of the era's giveaway trend.
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J. F. Beavers
Muskogee County
Okla
Beavers
Willard Dempsey 1919 Fight Featured in Old Home Town
A Lawrence resident Jess Willard who fought Jack Dempsey on July 4, 1919, was famous locally for supposedly certain victory. The piece notes the town’s pride and belief in a Willard win before the famous bout. The column also recalls a discontinued English post office service for mail delivery by persons and a 25 year ago blip from 1987 on local celebrations and events. It mentions news of infantile paralysis germ isolation by Dr Edward Karl Rose and July 4 festivities with parades, radio displays, races, and park activities including lemonade and hot dogs. The Washington Memorial work began in D.C. with Mason contributions of $1 each.
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Jess Willard
Lawrence
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Willard
England
Glendale
Calif
Edward Karl Rosenow
Mayo's
Varsity
W. C. Fields
Patee
William Powell
Bradford
June Travis
Dickinson
Warner Baxter
Granada
Louise Rainer
Woodland Park
Washington Memorial
Washington, D.C
Lincoln
Masonic Order
Today’s Bible Message on Freedom and Responsibility
A religious notice reflects on Galatians 5 1 and Romans 8 2 2 about freedom in Christ and warns against returning to slavery. A prayer asks for wisdom to balance liberty with duties to others and invokes the truth that sets free in Christ.
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Christ
Jeaug
Magoo's creator Backus talks on fame and stage life
Alan Gill recounts Jim Backus portrait as Magoo and performer. He discusses Magoo’s on screen and stage personas, the Christmas Carol special, a nightclub act, and a June Chicago engagement where teen crowds thwarted the show. Backus recalls the humorous Club Car character and his public reception.
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Magoo
Jim Backus
Backus
Ringle
Kelly’s
Nuts and Bolts
Heart murmurs in children and exercise myths
Dear Dr Mother explains murmurs may come from healthy or diseased hearts and that placement and tests matter. He advises consulting the regular doctor or pediatric specialist, notes most murmurs are non serious, and emphasizes heart adapts to exercise with proper guidance. He also discusses a teen’s weight gain and keeping activity balanced.
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A.B.N
Posentia
Lyons Den Justice Douglas Plans to Fly Despite Disasters
The article notes Justice William O. Douglas continuing heavy travel after a string of air disasters. It recalls his Iran lecture trip and a New York takeoff delay that caused a Rome connection loss.
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Justice Douglas
William 0. Douglas
Iran
New York
Rome
Robert Merrill
Met
Lizanne
Kennedy
Caroline
JFK
Day of Glory in History Marks 186th Independence Anniversary
Hal Boyle recalls America's 186th Independence Day celebrating the founding revolt as a model for liberty worldwide while noting ongoing global struggles for true political freedom and nourishment. Prominent quotes on liberty from ancient to modern thinkers are highlighted to reflect the holiday's enduring meaning.
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New York
New World
Philadelphia
Dionysius of
Halicarnassus
B.C
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