Lawrence Journal World staff and publication details 1960
Lawrence Journal World at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas publishes daily except Sunday The 1960 staff includes Editor and Publisher C Simons Jr Managing Editor Y Zimmerman News Miter Ernest Pontius Advertising Manager Leo Eller and more The paper charges 80 cents per week by carrier 156 per year by mail in Douglas and nearby counties 9 per year elsewhere in the United States. June 2 1960 edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simmons
LPH
C. Simons, Jr
Bill Mayer
Yack Zimmerman
Miter
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Eag
Mat
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circula Jones
Te Associated Press
Polio protection survey cites parental responsibility in Kansas
State health groups report 58 percent of 80 000 first and sixth graders in Kansas have full polio protection. The piece stresses parental action, local health services, and free vaccination availability, urging immediate steps to immunize children and adults while vaccine remains available.
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State Board of Health
State Department of Public Instruction
Kansas
Lawrence
Douglas County
Our Popular Parks in Lawrence Delight Local Families
Lawrence's park program earns praise from parents and children for well equipped playgrounds. Officials continually expand with swings, slides, and jungle gyms across parks, showing ongoing commitment to local recreation.
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Lawrence
Rome
Newspaper Ads Outpace Other Media In Public Favor
A nationwide survey of over 2000 adults found newspaper advertising rated most favorably at 83 percent, ahead of magazines at 76 percent, TV at 49, radio at 34, and billboards at 31. The study cites reader choice, permanence, and perceived advertiser integrity as key factors.
The Good Old Days in Lawrence Lamp Lighter Memories
A reader recalls the old lamp lighter in Lawrence who climbed a ladder to light kerosene lamps on street corners. The letter nostalgically contrasts past custom with today, noting horse hitching posts and changes in the city since those days.
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Lawrence
Emphysema Explained by Dr Molner in Health Column
In reply to a reader, Dr Joseph C Molner states emphysema is not contagious and requires no precautions for others. The lungs lose elasticity, often from long term heavy blowing as in glass production, though not all cases stem from this and it is like arterial hardening in losing stretch during exhalation.
Dear Dr. Mother Answers Reader Health Questions
A health column addresses emphysema versus lung elasticity, heredity eyesight not contagious, hair and nail growth rates, heart valve stenosis and surgery, varicose veins remedies, and reader mail policies. The piece explains medical concepts in plain terms and invites letters with a stamped envelope and fee for a booklet on varicose veins.
Baptists Fight Internal Split Over Council Affiliation
About 10,000 Baptists gathered for the American Baptist Convention as Wichita church leaders pressed to repudiate ties with the National Council of Churches. They accuse the council of left leaning stance on foreign aid disarmament and federal aid to education while the denomination with 14 million members seeks unity. The Wichita church with 4,200 members has withheld its $33,000 annual allocation pending the council issue.
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Rochester
N. Y
American Baptist Convention
Wichita
National Council
Lyndon Johnson Hunts Delegates in a Long Weekend
Lyndon B. Johnson pursues delegates across South Dakota Idaho and Washington in a tireless drive to secure support for a July Senate bid. The Texas hunter, driving energy and charm, works crowds from Pierre to Coeur d Alene as reporters chase the story of his licenseless pursuit.
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ED Koterba
Bismarck
N.D
Pierre
S.D
Texas
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Ralph Herstein
Hunter Johnson
Washington
Hubert Humphrey
South Dakota
Idaho
Nevada
California
Coeur d'Alene
John F. Kennedy
Stuart Symington
VFW Post 889
Huntsman
Johnson City
Tex
America
Viewpoint on Berlin Crisis Across Western Allies
In London angles, Macmillan’s colder risk view contrasts with Eisenhower and De Gaulle. Lloyd sees modest odds of a separate peace treaty, while Macmillan’s somber stance signals deeper concern. Eisenhower sits mid-spectrum, willing to negotiate with limited concessions. De Gaulle’s stance appears vindicated so far amid Kremlin calculations.
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London
Macmillan
Eisenhower
de Gaulle
Khrushchev
Berlin
East Germany
Selwyn Lloyd
Lloyd
Harold Macmillan
Paris
Gen. de Gaulle
Fisk
Kremlin
Bert Nash Clinic appoints staff. KU alumni honored
A psychiatrist and social worker join the Bert Nash Mental Health Clinic as staff. KU distinguished alumni citations list eight honorees. June opens with 12 licenses issued in Douglas County. Alumni will speak at Commencement. A boyish intruder assaulted Walter Story in his East Eighth Street store. Story survived, thief fled empty-handed.
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Bert Nash
Sigmund Gundle
Juliette Clapp
Frank L. Carson
Paul J. Neff
Walter G. Thiele
Hugo T. Wedell
Edward W. Tanner
Walter J. Meek
Roy G. Hoskins
Wallace E. Pratt
Douglas County
Dale Turner
University
KU Alumni Association
Walter M. Story
East Eighth
Story
Bible message and prayer reflection
A devotional note quoting II Timothy 4 7 about fighting a good fight finishing the course and keeping the faith. It asks God to increase daily faith and grant assurance of faithful service while urging faithful conduct in dealings with others.
Hal Hayes and Zsa Zsa Gabor front page saga unfolds
Over years Hal Hayes builds toward a front page spotlight amid rumors of a 1000000000 empire. The District Attorney’s probe, gift taxes, and a ring backfire frame a wild Hollywood tale with Zsa Zsa and a dinner at Luchow’s among the evening’s chatter.
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Lyons den
Hal Hayes
le Builders
Hollywood
Zsa
Zea Gabor
District Athendy
Los Angeles
Hayes
Investiga
Stirring Tale Of Broken Home Hal Boyle
Oklahoma City AP story follows a woman who wins a divorce settlement and custody yet faces emotional fallout. She recalls the court’s stern judge and reflects on pride, responsibility, and the life now divided. In the quiet kitchen she clings to memories, tears over the meat loaf, and hears her children calling for a father.
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Oklahoma City
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Polio Protection
Editor
Journal-World
Joseph C. Molner, M. D
Dr. Moiner
T.M
Baptists
Lyndon
Joseph Alsop
Old Home Town
R. H. Wheeler
Lois
West Coast
Wheeler
Stanford University
T. D. Funk
Lena B. Funk
Tommy Constant
Gulfport
Miss
Miss Funk
Gulfport College
Maria Sherwood
Gladys Weibel
Robert Mounsey
Medicine Lodge
Zsa Zsa
Hal
Elaine Stritch
el Morocco
Sister Eileen
Billy Rose
Miss Stritch
Billy S
Nard Lyons
Billy
Lee Remick
Miss Remick
Elia Kazan
Olympic Arrangements Committee
Olympic Village
U.S.A
Tunisia
Israel
Jackie Gleason
Milton Berle
Hal Boyle
Broken Home
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