Lawrence Journal World staff and details June 2 1962
Lawrence Daily Journal World staff list with editor publisher associates and managers. Publication details note daily except Sunday Lawrence Kan imprint and contact information. Subscription rates shown. second class mail and AP/ABC memberships listed. Saturday edition dated June 2 1962.
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W. GC. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Telephone
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Soviet farm failure fuels food price rise debate
Observers attribute Russia's rising food prices to the Soviet collective farm system's flaws. While weather and doctrine play roles, many argue private plots show progress, and leaders face a dilemma between ideology and improving yields as China also confronts food shortages.
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Russia
Khrushchev
China
Karl Marx
Eichmann Accepted Death As Military Law Proclaimed
The article portrays Adolf Eichmann accepting execution with calm, claiming he followed the rules of war and his flag. It discusses whether a single death can satisfy justice, noting Israeli officials' view that law and ultimate payment lie with God.
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Adolf Eichmann
Eichmann
Hitler
Economic rally and the mystery behind the stock plunge
The article surveys explanations for a stock market drop, noting it was not a 1929 or 1962 crash and that overvaluation, inflation hedges, and savings motives may have fed prices. It emphasizes uncertainty and multiple theories amid political posturing and public speculation.
Free market rally outpaces communist fears in stock rebound
The text portrays a brisk stock market rebound driven by investor confidence in the U S economy and free enterprise. It contrasts American market resilience with Soviet farm troubles, noting that capitalism solved itself through consumer choice while rival systems lag behind.
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Reds
Nikita
U. S
De Gaulle faces Salan dilemma over Algeria trial
Gen Raoul Salan, leader of the Secret Army in Algeria, was given a life sentence after confessing treasonable acts. The pro Salan audience sang the Marseillaise at verdict, seen as a political rebuke to President De Gaulle. Observers ask how De Gaulle will handle the continuing Algerian crisis and potential Muslim retaliation.
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Raoul Salan
Secret Army
Algeria
Salan
de Gaulle
Dodge City Spirit Promotes Tourism Information Program
The Kansas Industrial Development Commission cited Dodge City for an educational program that towns with travel attractions could emulate. Boot Hill and the Chamber of Commerce held four daily community meetings at Boot Hill Museum to inform residents about local sights and tours.
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Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Dodge City
Boot Hill
KU Commencement Highlights and Notable Appointments
The Old Home Town Today notes KU commencement with Rev Louis Hadley Evans as baccalaureate speaker and leaders Franklin Murphy Gov Edward Arn Oscar Stauffer in attendance. Maurice Breidenthal elected KU Endowment president. Martha Truman earns Law School degree.
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Louis Hadley Evans
First Presbyterian Church
Hollywood
Calif
Franklin Murphy
Edward Arn
Oscar Stauffer
Board of Regents
Maurice Breidenthal
KU Endowment Association
Martha Truman
Law School
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Warfield Simpson
North England
Simpson
Troussau
William Sommerville
Carey Rogers
Lawrence
Jayhawker
Everett Bradley
F. C. Firestone
Anthony
Bible Message and Prayer Verse
Today's Bible message reflects Psalm 1221 joy at going to the house of the Lord and a prayer for spiritual renewal. The prayer asks forgiveness for laxity and seeks deeper Christian understanding and more of the Spirit to dedicate to Christ's cause.
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Christ
Education Outside the Book by John Crosby
Alfred Butterfield, former Life editor and CBS News executive, leads United States Productions to create engaging educational films for schools and television. He argues for high level, visually rich content that teachers can use, outlines ambitious future projects on population across Europe, Asia, the Americas, and discusses how films should complement but not replace teachers.
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Alfred Butterfield
Butterfield
Life
Pathe News
CBS News
Public Affairs
United States Productions
Dave Garroway
CBS
United States
Europe
Japan
India
China
Latin America
North America
Residents critique speed racing near Ky Street and urge action
Readers complain of dangerous auto races from 4 to 5 p.m. near 840 Ky. St. and question ordinance enforcement. Letters from Mrs. Herman Leonhart and Marilyn Grantham, plus admonitions to John Q. Public, reflect safety concerns and community calls for control.
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Ky. St
Herman Leonhart
Lawrence High encounter shakes KU visitor with teen misbehavior
A Lawrence resident and KU student recounts attending For You a Song at Lawrence High School. He notes rude, disruptive behavior from students and adults including late arrivals and moving through rows during performances, contrasting with earlier impressions of safety in the halls.
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College
Lawrence High School
KU 1
State of Kansas
Lawrence
Bell's Palsy Explained by Dr Molner
A reader describes Bell's Palsy starting with earache and eye tearing. The doctor explains facial nerve disorder causes include infection injury diabetes and possible cold exposure. Recovery varies from weeks to months and can be aided by warm facial applications.
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Bell
Eye protection and physiotherapy for facial nerve palsy guidance
The article outlines treatments such as vitamin B therapy massage electrical stimulation and other physiotherapy prescribed by physicians. It explains eye care to prevent drying during facial paralysis and notes patching moisturizing eye oils and, in severe cases, temporary nerve paralysis or nerve cutting with permanent numbness as a last resort. It also answers a reader question about brown spots and red pin head spots on the skin as common harmless changes from sun exposure and small vessels, not vitamin deficiency.
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R. J
Names Fill Aisles In Estes Tale And Hollywood Gossip
Billie Sol Estes story names figures offered to major outlets. Jacqueline Kennedy, Jacques d lovers, Garry Davis, Ethel Merman, Helen Hayes, Andre Malraux and others appear in a panorama of public figures. The item notes publications, awards, foundations, and cultural events across continents.
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Billie Sol Estes
Bucks
Jacqueline Kennedy
William Faulkner
Garry Davis
Africa
Ethel Merman
Hecht and MacArthur
Paris
Helen Hayes
New City Library Titles and New City Directories
Books listed include THELMA BAKER edited by JOHN C. BENNETT on nuclear weapons and conscience. Other titles cover MY WAR WITH BASEBALL by Rodgers Hornsby, FRANCIS PARKMAN biography, MAO TSE-TUNG ON GUERRILLA WARFARE, SEADRAGON submarine tale, THE LEGACY OF HIROSHIMA, A SPY IN ROME, THE GATES OF EDEN, THE BIG LAUGH, GOING AWAY MEMOIR, YOUNGBLOOD HAWKE, THE SAN FRANSISCANS, THE LONG WINTER. Directories for Liberty Missouri, Fort Scott Kansas, and Norfolk Nebraska.
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John C. Bennett
Rodgers Hornsby
Francis Parkman
Howard Doughty
Parkman
Oregon’ Trail
Mao Tse-Tung
Samuel B. Griffith
USMC
George P. Steele
USN
Northwest Passage
Hiroshima
Edward Teller
U. S
Rome
Peter Tompkins
Tompkins
Noted Books Arrive in 1960s Era Reading List
Library shelves welcome a mix of fiction and nonfiction. Franny and Zooey by Salinger appears alongside The Ship of Fools by Porter and The Bull from the Sea by Renault. Devil Water by Seton and The Agony and the Ecstasy by Stone are featured with nonfiction works Calorie Counts by Taller and My Life in Court by Nizer. Also listed are The Rothschilds by Morton, Six Crises by Nixon, and In the Clearing by Frost.
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Bull
Renault
Seton
Stone
Nizer
Morton
Nixon
Frost
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