Lawrence Daily Journal World Staff and Contact Listing
A 1962 Lawrence Kansas staff box lists editor Dolph C. Simons Jr and others with positions across editorial and advertising. It notes publication details for the World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets and subscription rates for Lawrence and wider areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simong
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bili- Mayhr Iene
Jack Wimmarman
Dabcaion
We News
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Awilt
Bureau of Circulationsa
Associated Dress
Space Strike Threat Darkens U S Aerospace Industry
The looming walkout could remove 125 000 workers from missile and aircraft plants and bases on July 23. Government officials led by Labor Secretary Arthur Goldberg warn the strike will not be tolerated. Officials urge peaceful bargaining prioritizing national welfare over parochial gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Aerospace Industry
International Association of Machinists
United Aerospace Workers
Afl-Cio
Sec. of Labor
Arthur Goldberg
Pop Johns Retires After Forty Years in Kansas Law Enforcement
Pop Johns, 82, retires as a special investigator for the Kansas attorney general. He built a 40-year career after starting in law enforcement in his forties, serving as sheriff of Douglas County, a police chief in Lawrence and Kansas City, and earning a reputation for integrity and bipartisan service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Johns
Topeka
Lawrence
Johns
Douglas County
Kansas City
Pop Johns
Nevada Test Blasts May Change American Views
A Yucca Flats explosion visible 60 miles away released millions of tons of contaminated dirt into the air and could shift public opinion on nuclear testing. Scientists may insist no fallout danger, but the site in the United States makes the issue more tangible for Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Pacific Islands
Sahara
U.S
Yucca Flats
Nevada
Sing Along With Mitch Proves TV Sing Along Worth Prodding
Mitch Miller idea of a community sing along on television surprised skeptics. The show wins continued contract for at least two more years as audiences embrace the nostalgic format and familiar songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitch Miller
Miller
Miller and Co
Mitch
Miller show sparks nostalgia and family sing alongs
The director Miller stresses that old tunes bring back simpler times and good values. Lawrence area families gather at home to hum along, and many viewers quit plans to switch off after a few tunes, forming a strong audience for the program. Miller credits the effort with boosting good taste in pop music and strengthening family ties through homestead sings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Lawrence Area
Mitch
World Market On Movies
Ronald Neame argues Hollywood is a dying civilization as stars and directors migrate to film abroad for authentic locales. He cites Judy Garland and others and notes economic factors while urging realism over studio backlots.
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John Crosby
Ronald Neame
Judy Garland
Hollywood
Leslie Caron
Audrey Hepburn
Charlton Heston
Marlon Brando
William Holden
Greece
Norway
India
Japan
England
France
Spain
Italy
Normandy
Canterbury
John Wayne
Tanganyika
United States
Switzerland
Saudi Arabia
Los Angeles
Paris
Old Home Town Plans Ey Downtown Clothing Store
Adoptions rose sharply in Kansas with petitions filed for 1200 children and almost half for unrelated persons. In Topeka the state Supreme Court ruled Lt Gov Lindsay could break a tie on the Child Labor Bill. Federal highway funds of about 11 million dollars will be spent on road construction nationwide for the new fiscal year.
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al Hack
Ken Whitenight
University Shop
Mass
St. Whitenight
Hack
Kansas
Kansas City
H. Roe Bartle
Office of Price Stabilization
Douglas County Sportsmen’s Club
Lone Star Lake
Miller Hall
Watkins Hall
M. Stayton
C. E. Esterly
Watkins
Topeka
State Supreme Court
W. M. Lindsay
Kansas Senate
W. R. Stubbs
Lawrence
Washington
Bible Message and Prayer Excerpt Verse Reminder
The note cites Matthew 25 13 on alertness and day unknown. A prayer thanks God for life and asks to seek eternal things and share good news. It prays Christlike love and compassion for others and ends with Amen.
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Matthew
Phillips
Heavenly Father
Christ
Ciardi A Poet in Residence On TV Money Motive
Alan Gill profiles John Ciardi host of CBS Accent discusses his view of poetry and TV work. Ciardi explains he writes for money to fund more poetry and touring while planning future programs and books. He also shares thoughts on Beats Eliot MacLeish and taste in modern poetry.
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John Ciardi
CBSTV
Richard Boone
Mount Rushmore
Boston
American Academy of Arts and Letters
Ciardi
Stratford, Conn
Richard Basehart
Cirardi
Basehart
Ted Gorey
Mr. Ciardi
Kerouac
T. S. Eliot
Karl Shapiro
Eliot
Shapiro
MacLeish
Mastectomy patients need long-term rehab and patience
Dear Dr. Mother explains that after mastectomy the arm may remain swollen and stiff as healing proceeds. Exercise started early and physiotherapy at a rehabilitation center aid recovery, though progress is gradual and requires steady effort and appropriate mental outlook. Other readers ask about boils and ear infections. answers cover staph spread, infection control, and early treatment to prevent recurrence.
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F.L
Exercise Urged For U S Youth
President Kennedy calls on U S schools to require more student exercise after a federal report shows one quarter of children cannot pass a basic fitness test. He notes improvements in districts with organized programs and urges fall plans to boost youth health nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyannisport, Mass
Kennedy
Cape Cod
Khrushchev and Cowles Talk Faith and Folly
Look editor Gardner Cowles visits Nikita Khrushchev in the Kremlin with wife Jan. Khrushchev quips about religion and marriage as the two men converse over Christian and Moslem identities. Other items note Adlai Stevenson’s prayer prompt, a fee dispute at 20th Century Fox, Skouras’s education, and social minutiae.
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Gardner Cowles
Look
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Jan. Khrushchev
Cowles
20Th Century-Fox
Walter Wanger
Lew Schreiber
Darryl Zanuck
Nunnally - Johnson
Schreiber
Carnegie Tech
Taft
MIT
Skouras
Nick's
St. Louis
Danger on Highways and Hidden Oddities in America
Hal Boyle surveys everyday life and odd facts from 1960s America. Road safety shows high accident rates with one in four yearly likelihood, seat belts cut injury risk, and travel costs rise. Other items include beekeeping numbers, ghost towns, dog friendly motels, and quirky quotes.
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New York
Cardwell
Mont
WAC
Rover
Christopher Morley
U. S
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