Lawrence Daily Journal World Dolph Simons Editorial
Lawrence Daily Journal World announces Dolph Simons as editor with publisher Bill Mayer and Ernest Font in staff listings. Saturday Evening July 26 1958 details include Associated Press membership and newspaper contact information for the Sexthated New Fay Steers publishing company in Lawrence Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Dolph Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Ernest Font Ing Slanrger
Leo Eller
Isis Nezs
Simons
New Fay
Steers
Lawrence
Kansas
Reoma Ory Douglas
Audi Bureau of Circulations
Assorinney Press
Associated Press
Wee
Manhattan's Reservoir Boom Promises Big Regional Uptick
Lawrence readers learn that the Turtle Creek project will flood to Nebraska, creating a vast reservoir rivaling Lake of the Ozarks. The planned three more reservoirs Pomona Perry Clinton promise flood control and recreation, boosting Lawrence's economy and status, with 1962 earliest usable water recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Manhattan
Turtle Creek
Nebraska Line
Lake of the Ozarks
Misguri
Grant
Missouri
Bagnell Dam
Fromm
Oklahoma
Grand Lake
Pomona
Perry
Clinton
Ozarks
Rand Lake
Pomona Parry
U S Policy Gap Highlighted in Alsop Analysis
Joseph Alsop argues the United States and Britain lack a coherent Middle East policy amid Lebanon and Iraq crises. He critiques presidential misstatements, CIA warnings, and uncertain aims, urging clear choices to counter Nasser and protect Western oil interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Alsop
Washington
Lebanon
Jordan
Britain
Robert Murphy
Beirut
Iraq
Peri
Nuri Pasha
Pakistan
Iran
Turkey
Chamoun
Baghdad
Khrushchev
Nasser
Persian Gulf
Western Alliance
West
Reservoir Projects Promised for Pomona Perry and Clinton
Editorial notes that Turtle Creek is hoped to become a reality soon and urges speed in building Pomona, Perry and Clinton reservoirs, arguing the projects will greatly benefit the area and improve prospects for Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turtle Creek
Lawrence
Pomona
Perry
Clinton
Fire station site debate and city building plan in old town
A historical notice recalls the City Council weighing locations for a new fire station and city building. It also mentions Fred and Mrs Frey returning from a vacation at Alexandria Minnesota, Ralph Houk as a Kansas baseball player nominated for the All Star team, and various wartime era notes including local beer tests and a public figures’ memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Frey
Lawrence Country Club
Alexandria
Minn
Ralph Houk
Lawrence
Kansas
Douglas County
Chicago
al Capone
Benjamin Squires
Aaron Shapiro
Rado
E. B. Cronemeyer
Southwestern University
Winfield
Today’s Bible Verse Promises Good For Those Loved by God
A Bible verse from Romans 8 28 offers assurance that all things work together for good for those who love God and are called according to his purpose, emphasizing divine providence and faith in trials.
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God
Therm
Stalinism Dead or Not Says Professor in Kansas City
Dr. Samson Soloveitchik, University of Kansas City, argues Stalinism is dead and that Stalin’s regime cannot return. He notes aging Communist leaders want stability, warns Khrushchev must balance factional pressures without triggering broader war.
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Stalin
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Samson Soloveitchik
University of Kansas City
Odessa
Ukraine
Russia
Cheka
Washingto J.D
United States
Molotov
Malaloy
Malenkov
Lenin
Hungary
Tito
Poland
More
Soloveitchik
Nagy
Beria
Dr. Soloveitchik
Moscow
Sacred Cow Comment on Basic Research Sanctity
Editor, Journal-World: Readers argue research should not be pacified by immediate practical results. They defend fundamental inquiry as essential for long term progress, citing polio vaccine development and the need for public understanding of science beyond predictable outcomes. They urge better science literacy and recognition that not all good projects yield instant results.
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Chamoun
Eisenhower
Lebanon
Baghdad
Beirut
Allen Dulles
Iraq
Senate
Mers Pe
Immedi
Dr. 4
Salk
Dupont chemist Dr W Hale Charch dies at 60
Wilmington Delaware AP reports Dr W Hale Charch 60 longtime DuPont researcher died Friday after a stroke July 1. Charch joined DuPont in 1925 and helped develop major plastic and cellulose fiber materials including mais have-prool cellophane and alder synithitic fibers for Du Pont de Nemours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
W. Hale Charch
Et du Pont de Nemours
Charch
du Parit
Lyons Den claims star judges vanish from U S scene
Luciano laments lack of standout American lawyers over 235 years. He blames prosecutors for control, cites England as only place with partial justice. Curfew lifted, he discusses licensing, court hearings, and alleged undesirables, gambling charges, and a claim of hiding after Anastasia’s death. He downplays involvement, notes travel and hotel visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weon
Naples
Bill Falfon
Max Steuer
Sam Leidowite
Charles
Lucky) Luciano
England
America
Hogan
Italy
Alavi
Anastasia
New York
Montecarini
LaPace
Luciano
Christian Dior
New City Library Catalog Highlights Classic Biographies and Novels
A list of 1950s 1960s titles and authors spans biographies adventures and literary fiction. Notable works include Ten Thousand Eyes on D-Day espionage and Adenauer and the New Germany while Park Row profiles American press giants and journalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Collier
Adenauer
Edgar Alexander
Park Row
Allen Churchill
Mayflower II voyage and wartime novels listed for 1958
A listed catalog excerpt notes Warwick Charlton’s The Second Mayflower Adventure detailing the replica voyage of Mayflower II to the U S. It also references George F Kennan’s The Decision to Intervene, Alberto Moravia’s Two Women set in wartime Italy, and Pamela Hill’s Here Lies Margot about Margaret of Burgundy, all dated 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Gaskin
England
Bernice Kovinsky
Shirley Jackson
Elizabeth
Livington
Cromwell
Charles I
L. P. Hartley
Ter
New York University
Warwick Charlton
Atlantic
U. S
George F. Kennan
Russia
Alberto Moravia
Italy
Rome
Margot
Pamela Hill
Margaret of Burgundy
Europe
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William Ege
Millard Knowlton
U. S. Army Medical Service
Hitchhike
Asia
Africa
Sacred Cow
Dupont
Lyons den
Luciana
D Lyons
Sne Adonis
Joe
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Seton
Weidman
Wilson
Gunther
Hoover
Kerr
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