Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead extraction
Lawrence Daily Journal World editor and publisher credits listed with staff positions and newspaper address. Includes president, editor, managing editor, news editor, advertising and business managers, publication years and mailing rates.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Doluph Simmons
Polph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Eeewewe
Jack Zimmerman Onan
Ews
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Boys State session at KU draws 1000 plus high school seniors
Lawrence hosts more than 1,000 Kansas high school seniors attending the American Legion Boys State at Kansas University. The event, in its second year here after moving from Wichita, showcases top students learning government and citizenship and aiming to return as students and residents.
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Lawrence
Kansas
American Legion
Kansas University
Boys State
Wichita
Legion
Academic freedom in higher education sparks strong debate
Tulsa newsman Jenkin Lloyd Jones reviews Fritz Machlup and Peter Carmichael on academic freedom. He argues freedom of teaching has limits and that colleges must balance protecting brave ideas with responsibility to society. The piece notes risk of extremism and warns against unfettered pay for teaching harmful views.
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Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Tulsa Newsman
Fritz Machlup
Princeton
Peter A. Carmichael
Bulletin of the
American Association of University Professors
Jones
AAUP
Critique of Academic Freedom and Tolerance Among Educated
The passage condemns the hostile response of some educated individuals to questions about theories and individuals in education. It argues that supposedly tolerant professors sometimes defend academic freedom with intolerance and that double standards provoke harsh judgment rather than illumination and compassion.
Crisis Near For GOP
Washington columnist Joseph Alsop reports Milton Eisenhower warned a Goldwater nomination could end the Republican Party. He cites state splits in Connecticut and Illinois where Goldwater support risks a party fadeout, with protest votes suggesting opposition to Goldwater within the GOP.
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Washington
Times-Post
Milton Eisenhower
Palm Springs
Eisenhower
Barry Goldwater
Fomer
Connecticut
Searle Pinney
Eddie May
Goldwater
Margaret Chase Smith
Illinois
Irene Peabody Elected President of Lawrence BPW Club
From 1954 notes Irene Peabody, a voice teacher at KU, was elected president of the Business and Profession Women’s Club of Lawrence. The entry also notes Vinland Rural High School District dissolved by 81 to 4 vote with property reverting to the common district.
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Irene Peabody
Business and Profession Women’s Club
Lawrence
Vinland
Kansas
New York
Lou Nova
Max Baer
Yankee Stadium
Ruth Mitchell
Clare Colman
Douglas County
Manhattan
Board of Education
Woodlawn
North Lawrence
PTA
KU Memorial Corporation
Dyche Hall
Today s Bible Message and Prayer
Today's Bible message centers on focusing on unseen truths from II Corinthians 4 18. A prayer thanks God for worship in Christ and asks believers to enter the church as active members of the body of Christ in his name Amen.
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Christ
Lipppmann on U S Position in Asia After Nehru Death
Lipppmann argues India’s future after Nehru will shape Asia, warning that fragmentation could follow but noting potential for peace with Pakistan. He stresses American power should be used with international sanction and calls for a security treaty guaranteeing Southeast Asian independence.
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Nehru
India
Indian Subcontinent
Pakistan
Asia
Mahatma Gandhi
India-Pakistan
Southeast Asia
China
United Nations
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Pacific
Pacific Ocean
Japan
No one calls police as bystanders ignore violent crimes
In a public, multi city questioning of bystander apathy, Kitty Genovese's murder in New York and rapes in Los Angeles and Riverside highlight witnesses who did nothing. Experts cite dehumanization and urban anonymity as reasons why people avoid involvement.
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New York City
Kitty Genovese
San Pedro
Terminal Island
Los Angeles Harbor
California
Riverside
Cali
Bronx
Olga Romero
America
Edward Walker
Svend Riemer
UCLA
Gerald Kennedy
New York
Los Angeles Times News Service
Cutting the gap for insurance
Paul A. Norton of New York Life says discounts for non smoking ministers would yield only pennies in savings and extra admin costs would offset benefits. The firm does not plan to offer non smoker discounts now.
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Los Angeles
Times-Post
Paul A. Norton
New York Life Insurance Co
Troop Reinforcements for Congo Battle Move Forward
In Leopoldville the U.N. Command and Congo army prepared reinforcements for Kivu Province as rebels threatened Bukavu. U.N. sources reported 180 Nigerian troops on alert for airlift and plans by Maj. Gen. Mobutu to deploy an infantry battalion from Katanga toward Kivu.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
U.N. Command
Congolese Army
Kivu
Bukavu
U.N
Leopoldville
U.N. Congo
Joseph Mobutu
Congo
Katanga
Hair Growth Limits Explained by Cut Length and Age
Dear Dr. Mother explains hair growth rates vary by body part with length linked to cut growth, noting faster growth after a cut and slow later. age and season affect rates. brittle hair can impede long braids.
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E. N
Burtons at Downey's recounts Tony Awards offers and losses
Leonard Lyons notes at Downey's that Alec Guinness offered Burton his Tony award after a table talk with Bob Webber. Burton recalls Olivier and himself once losing to Ralph Bellamy. Mrs. Henry Ittleson plans Africa trip at 89 during Comeback gala. Ernest Martin and Cy Feuer plan aging boy film. Zanuck’s The Longest Day to screen June 6 at the World’s Fair. Metro invites critics to review My Childhood before its TV debut.
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Richard Burtons
Downey’s
Bob Webber
Burton
Alec Guinness
Laurence Olivier
Ralph Bellamy
Olivier
Henry Ittleson Sr
CIT
Comeback, Inc
Chambord’s
Africa
Ittleson
Ernest Martin
Cy Feuer
Julian Clayman
Jumping to conclusions in daily life Hal Boyle style
Hal Boyle riffs on everyday quirks with humor about stenographers nails, kids homework, fat doctors, household dynamics, and modern woes. He skewers fashion, weddings costs, architecture, fitness myths, medicine cabinets, and honeymoon quips in a light Essex House voice.
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New York
Tennessee
Missouri
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Kan
Douglas
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Academic
Joseph Alsop
Old Home Town
Patter
Lippmann
U.S
By Walter Lippmann
South Asia
South Pacific
Indian Ocean
Sen. Goldwater
Viet Nam
Washington Post News Service
Southern California
Edward Stainbrook
General Hospital
University of Southern California
The
Joseph G. Molner
J.F
Lyons’ den
Leonard Lyons
Hal Boyle
Interlandi
Rockefeller
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