Lawrence Journal-World Staff and Publication Details
Lawrence Journal World staff and publication information dated Saturday June 3 1961 lists editor and publisher Dolph C Simons associate publisher Bill Mayer managing editor Tack Zimmerman news editor Ernest Pontius advertising manager Leo Eller and business manager with address Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas and subscription rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons
Bill Mayer
Tack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Tightrope for U S as Trujillo Death Stirs Dominican Fate
The assassination of Dominican dictator Rafael Trujillo prompts debate on how the country may evolve. Analysts warn the regime's fall could invite Communist influence, and U S policy must balance support for democracy with preventing upheaval. The United States resists drastic action while keeping a wary watch over regional stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cuba
U.S
Dominican Republic
Strongman
Trujillo
America
Caribbean
Conference of the Organization of American States
Costa Rica
South Korea
Dominica
Republic
Kansas State President Urges Excellence in Education
Kansas State president James McCain urged Hutchinson Junior College 1961 graduates to pursue excellence through hard work tolerance and political awareness. He warned of a growing gap between nations in science and technology and criticized overemphasis on extra curricular activities while calling educational leaders to lead a stronger quest for intellectual growth. He praised Wescoe and McCain as dedicated leaders ready to shoulder the responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State
James McCain
Hutchinson Junior College
America
McCain
Clarke Wescoe
Kansas University
Kansas
Wescoe
Biomedical Engineering: Medicine and Engineering Merge at 3 Universities
Johns Hopkins University University of Pennsylvania and University of Rochester will jointly launch a four to five year biomedical engineering program leading to a doctoral degree. The venture formalizes cross disciplinary work blending engineering techniques with medical research to tackle biological problems. Dr. William B. Kouwenhoven of Johns Hopkins cited as a pioneering example of engineer medical collaboration. Center and core library resources will be housed at Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
University of Pennsylvania
University of Rochester
William B. Kouwenhoven
Johns Hopkins
Kouwenhoven
Hopkins School of Engineering
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Milton S. Eisenhower
Ear Nose Throat Q&A on Gout Liver and Lung Conditions
Readers query Dr Molner on gout kidney stones and treatment advances. The doctor notes that gout is a purine metabolism disorder, affected by fluids and new drugs, with stones in about 10 percent of patients and potential long-term relief for some. He explains differences between bronchiectasis emphysema and asthma and urges following medical instructions.
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L.P
M.D
Turner to Speak In Graduation At Pittsburgh State
Dr Dale E Turner a former Lawrence minister now head of University Congregational Church Seattle will give the baccalaureate address Keeping Alive as Long as We Live at Pittsburg State College Sunday night He has served as KU religion professor and football chaplain and has spoken at Rotary and Kiwanis events across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State College of
Pittsburg
Dale E. Turner
Lawrence
University Congregational Church of
Seattle
Wash
Dallas
Kiwanis
Lion
Rotary
Kenmore High School
Akron
Ohio
Turner
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Yale Divinity School
West Virginia Wesleyan
Michigan
Kansas Conference of Congregational Christian Churches
Congregational Christian Denomination
University Congregational Church
Kennedy and de Gaulle Face Each Other in Paris
In Paris Kennedy meets Charles de Gaulle as both men project future Western strategy. ALSOP notes their shared courage and history mindedness but highlights a gulf between American and French paths. Kennedy seeks a new certainty beyond mere niceness amid a shifting Cold War landscape.
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Paris
de Gaulle
Kennedy
France
Winston Churchill
West
de’ Gaulle
Adenauer
Khrushchev
Moscow
White House
United States
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Commencement diplomas handed at KU largest class 2100
Lester McCoy of the Board of Regents distributed diplomas at the KU commencement for the largest graduating class in history with 2100 students. Distinguished Service awards went to Chancellor Malott, Richard Porter, Waldo Bowman, and Dean McGee. Also noted were Olympic bid contenders Joe Mangan and Frank Nordell and a gubernatorial episode involving Gov Landon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester McCoy
Board of
Regents
Malott
Richard Porter
General Electric
Schenectady
N. Y
Waldo Bowman
Engineering News Record
New York
Dean McGee
Kerr-McGee Industries
Oklahoma City
Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union
Joe Mangan
Frank Nordell
Gov
Landon
Cleveland
Bill Dodderidge
Harry Dodderidge
Lawrence
West Point
Bible verse prayer plea for faith increase
Today’s Bible message quotes Ezra 8 22 promising God’s hand on those who seek Him A prayer thanks God for faithful followers and asks for stronger faith in the disciples words Increase our faith and pray in His name Amen.
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Ezra
Chaplin Autobiography Finished Edited by Graham Greene
The 1010 page Chaplin autobiography completed with Chaplin as sole author. Graham Greene is editing it and touching up the manuscript. Other items note Brando may play Michelangelo, Lincoln Center inviting foreign directors, Lee Radziwill renting a summer home in Switzerland, and various theater industry moves.
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Charles Chaplin
Graham Greene
Marlon Brando
Michelangelo
Irving Stone
Lincoln Center
New City Library Highlights 1960s Literary Releases
A catalog of new books including THE DEEP OCEAN by THELMA BAKER and T F Gaskell, THE DANUBE by Erwin Lessner, ALL THE BEST IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC by Sidney Clark, TRULY EMILY POST by Edwin Post, and ANTARCTICA by Frank Debenham. Also listed are PROVINCIAL DAUGHTER, THE SUPREME COURT, THE FAULT OF THE APPLE, RESPITE, A NIGHT IN COLD HARBOR, FAMILY FAVORITES, THUNDER ON THE CHESAPEAKE, BLOODSTAIN, THE OWL HOOTS TWICE AT CATFISH BEND, and THE GIRL IN THE TURQUOISE BIKINI with brief descriptions.
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Thelma Baker
T. F. Gaskell
Erwin Lessner
South Pacific
Sidney Clark
Mr. Clark
Emily Post
Edwin Post
Antarctica
Frank Debenham
R. M. Dashwood
E. N. Delafield
THE
Supreme Court
Patricia C. Acheson
America
Frederic Wakeman
Kimon Solos
Cold Harbor
Margaret Kennedy
England
Alfred Duggan
Elagabalus
Rome
Chesapeake
David Devine
Monitor
Merrimac
David Alexander
Catfish Bend
Ben Lucien Burman
Mr. Burman
Muriel Resnik
Current Best Sellers List Highlights Diverse Reads
Publishers' Weekly compiled list features fiction titles like The Agony and the Ecstasy and A Burnt-Out Case alongside The Last of the Just and Hawaii. Nonfiction includes The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich and The New English Bible with Ring of Bright Water and A Nation of Sheep also noted.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Rafael Trujillo
State Department
Joseph Molner
Molner
Pittsburgh State
Joseph Alsop
Old Home Town
Everett Bradley
Missouri Valley
Antwerp
J. C. Nichols
Irving Hill
Alumni Association
Charlies Russell
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Janet Simons
Lyons den
Leonard L‘jons
Jacqueline Kennedy
Lee Radziwill
Lac Leman
Lausanne
Switzerland
Rita Gam
Ben Piazza
Betty Field
Viveca Lindfors
Actors Studio Project
South American
State Dept
Phil Silvers
Darry
Zanuck
Europe
D-Day
Normandy
Eisenhower
Ske
Jean-Louis Barrault
Samuel Taylor
Romain Gary
Prendergast
Charles Buckley
Bronx
Frank Sinatra
Marilyn Monroe
Vincent Sardi Jr
Sardi
Florida
Art Lund
Donnybrook
Leon Janney
Kaplin
Janice Rule
Mercedes de Acosta
Judy Garland
London
Bernard M. Baruch
Fred Coe
Coe
New City Library Books
Publishers’ Weekly
Stone
Greene
Schwarz-Bart
Hawaii
Michener
Eich
Shirer
Ring OF
Maxwell
Lederer
Paiki
Interlandi
Abarat Affairs
Asian Affairs
Leusyl
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