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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1956
Page
4
The snippet lists editorial staff and business details for the Lawrence Kansas newspaper, including Editor Simons, managing and advertising roles, and the 1854Established note. It also mentions delivery rates, subscription terms, and affiliations with The Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulation.
Washington dispatch notes Presidents near recovery and minimal in office with Eisenhower recuperating at Gettysburg and Dulles at Duck Island while Nixon travels abroad. Congress remains busy but government work largely delegated to bureaucrats as calls grow for less government and nostalgia for Coolidge era taxes.
Radio and TV schedules summarize programs across WDAF WREN KMBC and other stations for Friday Saturday and Sunday July 13 14 15. Entries include news movie shows sports and children’s programs with names such as Mickey Mouse Club Annie Oakley King Tut Top of the Evening and Captain Gallant plus various local and national broadcasts across multiple channels.
The piece argues dog owners often fail to control pets leading to damage and disturbance. It notes owners resist blame, suggests fencing or tying dogs, warns about dangerous reactions by neighbors, and mentions laws restricting dogs to be supervised or confined. It reflects community patience wearing thin and calls for responsible ownership.
Shell Qi Co warns drivers about fatigue signs during long trips and offers steps to stay safe. Stop when signs appear, stay behind cars, glance off road briefly, rest eyes and mind, and avoid center line staring to reduce crash risk. A unrelated clipping mentions Daily Worker finances and a riot at a rock dance floor with injuries, plus a quip about actress remarks.
In a heated controversy President Eisenhower faced a choice over the Dixon-Yates contract tied to Tennessee Valley Authority power needs. Despite prior praise the administration canceled the deal July 11 as Memphis built its own plant. Attorney General Brownell sought a negotiated settlement while the AEC later said Dixon-Yates would receive nothing for precontract costs.
Hal Boyle argues the era favors industrial executives as public heroes. In booms, the business leader is celebrated for charisma and wealth, while burnout and health risks grow. The piece notes long hours, high pay, and rising retirement expectations, with a distracted tone on the political and cultural glare around executives.
Fragmentary notes mention youth guidance, dangers of warning signs, and a reference to farming reports and dust storms. Also jokes about wealth and returning to nature, plus a line about summer scenery and not speeding. Readable names or concrete events are absent.
A sprawling report describes Yugoslav President Tito addressing 80,000 at Dynamo Stadium in Moscow. The scene featured 6,000 uniformed athletes signaling the crowd and a tightly staged thrill of spontaneous cheers orchestrated by radio and television staff.
The phrase makes its mark tied to smiths and potters who stamped personal marks on goods. As these maker marks or brand names gained recognition, the craftsman was said to have made his mark.
Old Home Town Butter rises 40 cents a pound and milk gains two cents as grocery prices climb. Local residents donated 1 803 38 10 to the Emergency Food Collection for UNRRA, with sixty nine volunteer cases collected and hauled to Kansas City by Hall Bros. truckers who paid their own trucking charges. Karl D Edwards of Enterprise named new University High School principal by KU Chancellor Dean Malott. Senator Arthur Capper, age 81, to celebrate birthday Sunday. Pete and Mrs Reedy take two week vacation to Gull Lake Minnesota. Mr and Mrs Chester Spray announce birth of daughter Elizabeth Ann, granddaughter of Mr and Mrs C A Spray of Lawrence. Mr and Mrs Fremont Hornberger of Baldwin announce birth of son Robert Fremont, mother former Louise Baldwin of Clinton.
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