Lawrence Journal-World masthead and staff credit lines
The Lawrence Journal-World issued on Wednesday evening July 11 1962 presents its masthead listing Dolph Simons publisher associate publisher Bill Mayir managing editor Tack Zimbmerman news editor Ernst Pontius advertising manager Leo Eller and business manager. The paper notes established in 1854 by W C Simons with circulation details and AP and ABC affiliations.
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Dolph Simons
Wcsuesnne
Haltor
Dolph C., Simons Jr
Bill Mayir
Tack Zimmbeirman
Lawrence
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Lawrence Plans Social Teen Center Behind County Jail
Lawrence city leaders move to spend an estimated 30 000 to 40 000 for a social teen center with a game room lounge and snack bar. The center will be built behind the county jail to provide constructive activities for teens in the city.
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Lawrence
Arn Gears Up Kansas Senate Campaign in Lawrence Stop
Former governor Ed Arn campaigns across Kansas for the Republican nomination with a 12 to 15 hour pace, facing incumbent James Pearson who has brief tenure after Sen. Andrew Schoeppel's death. Arn appeals with a brisk, personable style. Pearson relies on Johnson County support and Anderson campaig n backing.
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United States
Ed Arn
Lawrence
Arn
James Pearson
John Anderson
Pearson
Andrew Schoeppel
Senate
Anderson
Johnson County
Kansas City
Wichita
Kansas
Fred Hall
Hall
Ann
Supreme Court
Ham Sliced Lately as Actors Seek Control in Film
In Rome a chorus of stars voices frustration with director and producer dominance, blaming publicity scandals and egomaniac independents for wasted production. The mood shifts toward tighter star supervision and clearer control of properties and direction. The speaker predicts a return to prioritizing the script, direction, and sensible production.
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Rome
Monster Studios
Fatty Arbuckle
D and C diagnostics outlined by Dear Dr Mother column
The article explains dilation and curettage as a diagnostic tool in gynecology. It describes the procedure, its uses after incomplete abortions irregular bleeding menopause and after positive Pap smears, and notes it can be repeated if necessary though mainly diagnostic. It also covers myths about tubal sterilization reversal and other reader questions.
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N.S
U.S
South America
The Limits of Conversation in Late Night TV
Alan Gill reviews the late night talk shows focusing on Jerry Lewis and Steve Allen. He praises Allen's listening quality while criticizing Lewis for unpredictable stunts. The column notes talent scout dialogue on television and mocks the script writer George Foster.
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Jerry Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Lazarus
Jack Paar
Bob Cummings
Steve Allen
Allen
Jim Backus
van Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Karin Thornsill
Wheat crop sets Kansas state record in 1952
The 1952 wheat crop reached 301,497,000 bushels, the first time Kansas topped 300 million. Park Hill and Sunset Hill additions filled rapidly as new housing faced scarce availability. A severe heat wave caused over 300 deaths nationwide while grasshopper control spread via county trucks.
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Pi Lambda Theta
Bernita Mansfield
Edyth Salveson
Georgia Story
Marilyn Kendall
Ruth Kenney
Martha Rayhill
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Douglas County
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Groucho Marx
Ellsworth Vines
Liz Taylor Would Live Again With Different People
In Rome Elizabeth Taylor says if she could live her life again she would do everything the same but with different people. The wide array of entertainment notes follows, including Peter Sellers to play Leopold Bloom in Ulysses and Darryl Zanuck trimming The Longest Day to three hours.
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Richard Burton
Burton
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Judy Garland
London
Nile
Elizabeth Taylor
Rome
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Liz
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Leopold Bloom
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Justice Douglas
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Charlie
Ella
Weekend Guests Roasting Suburban Life Lines
Hal Boyle humor piece mocks city visitors staying with rural hosts. Jokes target edge of nowhere living, dull country routines, and mismatched tastes in decor, meals, and activities while preserving a light, satirical tone throughout.
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New York
Vermouth
Today’s Bible Message
A devotional note urges zeal for the Spirit and service to the Lord. A prayer seeks closeness to God to keep love and faith bright, echoing Christ’s example of daily communion and guidance.
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Christ
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