Lawrence Journal World staff and edition details 1962
The brief lists the 1962 staff roles at the Lawrence Journal-World including Dolph C. Simons Jr as publisher and editor W. C. Simons, with staff names for associate and managing editors. It notes publication daily except Sunday from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas and provides subscription rates and mailing areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Nnnmem Baltor
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Bilitor Tack Oe
Rommneen Newa Enlitor
Ernest Pontius
Leo Huer
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Cold War dynamics Toyota Beijing United Nations bid
The piece analyzes the U N membership struggle for Communist China with the United States and Soviet Union playing cautious roles. It notes Russia aids Western aims by linking China's admission to expelling Nationalist China and urges the West to press the conflict with prudent, positive actions to defeat communism.
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China
United Nations
United States
Soviet Russia
U.S
Russia
U.N
World Forum
General Assembly
Red China
Red
Peiping
Kremlin
Free World
United ‘States
Sun Tan Fashion Sparks Healthy Debate
Doctors from the American Medical Association and Duke University Medical Center warn that prolonged sun exposure raises skin cancer risk and ages skin, urging protective measures. Yet many seek a fashionable tan as a status symbol, ignoring medical advice and hoping to resemble a Hawaiian surf rider.
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American Medical Association
Duke University Medical Center
Hesitant Orville Freeman and the Estes scandal
The piece criticizes the U S Department of Agriculture under Secretary Orville Freeman for politicizing programs and cites the Billie Sol Estes manipulation case as indicative of broader bureaucratic ills. It argues such failures stem from political influence and cautious responses to corruption.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Billie Sol Estes
Orville Freeman
Estes
Freeman's Delay Sparks Public Backlash Over Cleanup
An observer notes Freeman forfeited sympathy by hedging and delaying action. Critics say he should roll up sleeves, reveal plans, and push a department cleanup and reorganization long overdue after the Eisenhower era.
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Freeman
Thoughts About Moss Gardens
Leisure trends shift as moss gardening catches attention in America. A moss garden emerged from trials inspired by Kyoto's Moss Temple and the National Arboretum, detailing moss sourcing, soil prep, and a controlled misting routine to cultivate emerald carpets and plush blue greens.
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Washington
Journal of Economic Botany
Long Island
Kyoto
Donald
Ferris Wheel Fear At Seattle World’s Fair
Jack Zimmerman recalls a terrifying 90 foot ferris wheel ride at the Seattle World’s Fair. He describes the insecure seat, jerky spins, and near disasters as friends rock the car. He vows to avoid ferris wheels in the future and mocks the fair’s spectacle.
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Seattle
Space Needle
Grover Whalen
National Republican convention ballot shown in Journal World
In Chicago the National Republican convention inspires a Journal-World ballot to track delegations as results come in Television viewers could follow live voting tallies printed in the paper. The item notes the early anticipation of the convention’s start.
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Chicago
Journal-World
Freedom in the Lord Jesus for Believers
A devotional note cites First Corinthians 7 22 urging that servants are the Lord s freedmen and offers a prayer thanking God for Christ s atonement while asking believers to live in true liberty and share it with others in Jesus name Amen.
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Jesus
Centralized government powers raise concerns over Kennedy plan
Editor notes many Americans oppose John Birch methods while fearing Kennedy administration moves to concentrate presidential power. Inaugural call to service echoes, stressing freedom and government by the people. Also features health Q A on calcium, cholesterol, pendulous abdomen, and skin rashes with guidance from Dr Molner.
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John Birch Society
Eisenhower
Kennedy
America
Calcium balance and dietary myths
Dr Molner explains there are no foods that counteract calcium. most cases require adjusting intake rather than elimination. He notes calcium is not inherently harmful and that calcifications like lung spots can occur naturally, advising balanced consumption.
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F.H
Oscar Levant in Hospital
Hollywood AP reports musician Oscar Levant remains at Mt. Sinai Hospital for several days. A spokesman gave no details on his illness and said he was brought in by ambulance Thursday. His condition was listed as fair.
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Ernest Klamm
Lawrence
Glenn Cunningham
South Park
Lakeview
Hollywood
Oscar Levant
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Buddhist monk hanged for assassination of Prime Minister
Tal duwa Somarama, a Buddhist monk in Colombo, was hanged for the 1959 assassination of Prime Minister Solomon Bandaranaike. The execution occurred in Ceylon, following legal proceedings in the case.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Talduwa Somarama
Solomon Bandaranaike
Lyons Den Tales of Plush Summer School in Boston Visit
A vivid roadside essay recounts a summer school trip to Massachusetts. The narrator visits Cambridge and Harvard libraries with anecdotes about Kennedy and JFK, and notes Boston Arts Festival energy with poets Ogden Nash and Martyn Green amid a T-shirt of city pride and academic lore.
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Lyons den
Kennedy
Boston
Grand Central
Massachusetts
Amy Vanderbilt
Frank Merriwell
George Washington
Lafayette
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Cambridge
MIT
Harvard
Harvard Crimson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Adlai Stevenson
The
Crimson
Truman
John F. Kennedy
JFK
Longfellow
McGeorge Bundy
Bundy
Oxford
Ben Shahn
Shahn
Ogden Nash
Jerome Kilty
Martyn Green
Post Card Types and Writers Cramp Across Travel Notes
Hal Boyle surveys travel notes and postcards from history to modern times noting four main varieties lyrical obligatory humorous and practical. He laments the fifth dire card announcing loss of wallet and funds and asks for help.
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New York
Marco Polo
Christopher Columbus
Daniel Boone
America
Florida
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C. P. Snow
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