Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publication note
Lawrence Daily Journal World announces staff roles editor publisher and management figures for the World Company. Published daily with editions dating to July 7 1962 and listing subscription rates and circulation details.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons
Ayer
Jack Zimmerman
Eennounee News
Ernest Pontius
Leo Buuer
W. C. Simons
the World Company
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New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Parallel parking push tests traffic flow in Massachusetts Street block
Residents consider a switch to parallel parking in the 600 block on Massachusetts Street. The change aims to ease traffic and reduce curb backing ups despite losing nine curb spots. City officials have not confirmed plans, but the block is treated as a test case for broader downtown rollout if successful.
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Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
VanderWerf to Become Hope College President
KU chemistry department head 44 will leave in a year to serve as president of his alma mater Hope College in Michigan. Friends call him a splendid citizen, beloved by students, and a tremendous asset to the administration. The campus faces a difficult search to replace such a respected, multifaceted faculty leader.
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Cal VanderWerf
Hope College
Michigan
VanderWerf
U.S. lawmakers weigh medicare plan amid Saskatchewan doctors strike
The Canada doctor walkout strains U S policy moves as Kennedy pushes the King Anderson bill. Some lawmakers rethink quick passage to study and investigate, amid potential Canadian dentist solidarity and possible Saskatchewan government actions.
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Saskatchewan
Washington
U.S
House
Senate
Kennedy
King- Anderson
Canada Turns to Austerity Amid Budget and Trade Deficits
Canada plans $250 million annual spending cuts and import taxes raising about $200 million to trim the budget and ease the payments deficit. The Bank of Canada will lift rates to keep money in the country, signaling the sharpest austerity since the postwar era and potentially shifting voters.
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Canada
United States
U.S
Bank of Canada
Canada Avoids U.S. Style Deficit Rush
The piece contrasts Canada and the United States on deficits and government spending. It notes the U S approach of larger deficits versus Canada’s more realistic path, warning that deficit spending cannot continue without dire consequences.
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Canada
U.S
Good News on U S Balance of Payments Deficit Reduction
President Kennedy, with Dillon McNamara and Gilpatrick, signals progress in shrinking the U S payments deficit. First and second quarter figures show a dramatic improvement from prior deficits, aided by defense and aid adjustments, with full year prospects improved through continued policy pressure and consultations with Lovett McCloy Rockefeller.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
U.S
Viet Nam
Europe
Dillon
Robert A. Lovett
John J. McCloy
David Rockefeller
National Republican Convention Opens in Chicago 1952
In Chicago the National Republican Convention opens with Gen Dwight Eisenhower and Sen Robert Taft as leading contenders for the presidency also in the mix are Gov Earl Warren and Harold Stassen. Wes Santee breaks two track records in a warmup before the Olympics. The Yankees win the All Star game in Washington 8 to 3. The new relief setup starts cashing relief checks while critics fault the tax and a dealer cites deputy collector salary.
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Chicago
Dwight Eisenhower
Sen
Robert Taft
Earl Warren
Harold Stassen
Wes Santee
Kansas
Washington, D.C
Yankees
Lou Gehrig
Nationals
J. H. Cohn
Atlantic City
Lawrence Elks Club
Tex LaGrone
Kansas City Flying Club
Lawrence
Topeka
Today’s Bible Message on Liberty and Prayer
A devotional note quotes II Corinthians 3 17 about liberty and asks God for truth courage and love to walk together into liberty for Jesus sake Amen
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Father
Jesus
Breakthrough Defibrillator Rescues Fibrillating Hearts
Johns Hopkins University engineer William Kouwenhoven pioneered electrical defibrillation to halt fibrillation and restart the heart. The portable defibrillator uses a 440 volt shock to stop and reset the heart, with closed chest massage aiding circulation until a normal rhythm returns. The method has saved thousands and is used worldwide, with Hopkins awarding him an honorary degree for his decades of work.
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William
Bennett Kouwenhoven
Brooklyn
N.Y
America
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
School of Engineering Science
Kouwenhoven
Prof
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Community Safety Grievance Push Prompts Action Call
Letter writer urges city boards and engineers to act after near crashes at the 9th and Iowa intersection and proposes citizen vigilance similar to early American committees. The piece questions local governance and warns of injuries or deaths as a consequence of inaction.
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Journal-World
9Th
Iowa
To Your Good Health Dr Molner Eyewash Query
A reader asks about boracic acid as an eyewash. Dr. Joseph Molner notes differing medical opinions and offers guidance on safe use and possible alternatives.
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Joseph Molner
Miss Universe contestant from Japan marks measurements
Japan's Miss Kazuko Hirano announces her measurements as 84 56 90 centimeters. A centimeter equals about two fifths of an inch, aligning with the pageant's sizing details.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Japan
Kazuko Hirano
Lyons Den No More Pool Dunkings Likely at Kennedy Parties
Column notes changes in social scenes and politics. Ambassador John K Galbraith will leave New Delhi for Washington to assist. Warren Beatty eyes Off Broadway return. Somerset Maughams Show biog installment shocks about his wife and daughter's birth. Admin gears up to campaign against Nixon in California. Ray Campanella Jr a Red Barn apprentice. Julie Styne and Lester Osterman plan collaboration. Zero Mostel spoke at Harvard on comic life. Mrs John Lowe of Santa Ana in golf tourney was Ruby Keeler. Kiss Me Kate thrives in Holland and Czechoslovakia. James Morton named special assistant for Commerce Secretary Hodges.
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Robert Kennedy
John K. Galbraith
Harvard
New Delhi
Washington
Warren Beatty
New York
Somerset Maugham
Richard Nixon
California
Ray Campanella Jr
Red Barn
Northport
L. I
Julie Styne
Lester Oster
John Lowe
Santa Ana
Cal
San Diego
New City Library Titles Mix History and Fiction
A catalog of 1962 and 1961 book releases spans history and fiction. The list includes The French and Indian Wars by Edward P Hamilton Catherine the Great by Ian Grey The Prime of Life by Simone de Beauvoir Once There Was a Nun by Ruth Montgomery Shaking the Nickel Bush by Ralph Moody The Rivers of Canada by Hugh MacLennan Modern Japanese Stories by Ivan Morris Wicked Lady by Inglish Fletcher Ask the Name of the Lion by Ralph Allen A Body to Spare by Maurice Procter The Movie Goer by Walker Percy The Golden Rendezvous by Alistair MacLean Learner's Permit by Lawrence Lafore Down There on a Visit by Christopher Isherwood.
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Edward P. Hamilton
New Land
Catherine the Great
Ian Grey
Europe
Catherine
Russia
Simone de Beauvoir
France
Jean-Paul Sartre
Ruth Montgomery
Nevada
Nickel Bush
Ralph Allen
Ralph Moody
Ralph
Canada
Hugh MacLennan
Ivan Morris
Japan
Inglish Fletcher
Inglis Fletcher
Ralp Allen
Congo
Maurice Procter
Inspector Martineau
Walker Percy
Alistair MacLean
Navarone
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T. S. Eliot
New City Library Books
Thelma Baker
Lawrence Lafore
Christopher Isherwood
Christopher
Franny and
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Salinger
Porter
Stone
Youngblood Hawke
Wouk
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Morton
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