Lawrence Daily Journal-World historic masthead and rates
The Lawrence Daily Journal-World established 1854 lists staff including editor Dolph Simons and publisher Bill Mayer. It notes daily publication except Sunday by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets with subscription rates and mailing options across regions and states.
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Bright Side View of KU Commencement Amid Baker Incident
An editorial urges KU to balance criticism of the Baker University raid with praise for the 99 percent of students who stay out of trouble. It argues setbacks can be turned into gratitude for the majority’s constructive conduct and contributions to KU's legacy, urging honor for diligent students now.
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Tito Plays the Role of a Village Belle With U S and Soviets
AAP analyst notes Tito’s visit to Moscow tests if he will shift from West to Soviet orbit. Tito has balanced favors from both sides since 1948, with Western aid totaling about one billion dollars. Moscow’s loans reportedly offer 200 million, while Eisenhower era talks fluctuated on gifts. Tito’s stance remains neutral though he has claimed to be a Communist, and the outcome will shape future Western risk if he aligns with the Soviets.
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Just One Obstacle for Lady Veep Hal Boyle notes
New York report on Miss Lou Fayne Payne leading a movement for a woman vice president. She and the Mrs Homemaker’s Forum survey show strong support among housewives, urging politicians to endorse female veep candidates with a 1960 goal and possible Washington march if necessary.
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Lady Veep
New York
United States
Lou Fayne
Joan of Arc
Veep
Chicago
Mrs. Homemaker's Forum
National Party
Miss Payne
Washington
America
England
U. S
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Italy
Clare Boothe Luce
Frances E. Willis
Switzerland
Backache myths in uniform folks and future spines
A Lawrence Daily Journal-World column riffs on back pain among servicemen from overexertion and poor posture. It jokes that future humans might strengthen spines or need pushbuttons, leaving draftees with new expressions of disdain. The piece blends humor with light medical pointers about seat position and pedal reach.
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Radio and TV Programs by Solowis Stations Schedule
Radio and TV listings show WDAF FM AM WREN KMBC WDAS WDAR WDAP KF IC U airing June 4 196X with News at 6:43 WDAF Newscast 6 00 KMBC early news 10 KMBC 11 WREN Martin Block Sport 100 WREN list features Pauline Frederick Morgan Beatty Bernard Shaw and Nordins Nite Life.
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Reneree
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Wronski Beatty
KMBC
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Henry
Eyior Wren
Firestone
EMBC
Allahk Wren—Cardinala Stants
Nour
Lawrence
Pauline Frederick Wren
Lomberde
WDAS
Wrennap
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Wren—Aythum
Martin Mlock
Yankees
WDAP
Morgan Beatty
Drarnet
KFICU
Cardinala Va Glante
Sui Kmbo
Rosa Morgan
Pauline Frederick Nite
Nordins News
B. A. Dilson Shaw
Martin Bloc
Television listings montage for KC area night schedule
A dense, OCR style table lists WDAF and KMBG TV lineups for June evenings. It includes Mickey Mouse Club, Riders of Purple Sage, News Caravan, Film Funnies, Captain Kangaroo, Today show, Tennessee Ernie Ford, Edge of Night, Three Star programs, and Night Owl News with various times and channel notes. The page shows many hour blocks across 6:00 to 11:08 PM with multiple shows, films, and news readings.
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Kmbg-Tv
Kcmo.tv
Mickey Mouse Club
Riders of Purple Sage
Gordon MacRee
News Caravan
News & Weather
Tide Rancale Traninhog Ad
Tahin
Firestone
T_ Love Laney
Film Fair
Robert,Montgomery
Studio ‘One
Helio Playhouse
Burns & Allen
TV Readers ‘Direct
Ceasar'a
Godfrey
Sportaman
Rirporta
Premiere
Playhouse AO
News
Tusaday
Gary Moora
Arthur Godfrey
Jaymie Kovace
Bob Croaby
Diane Lucas
Joan
Margie
Paul ~ Ford
Doug Edwards
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Fowling
Warner Bros. Presents
Guy Lombardo
Jane Wyman
Red Skelton
Circle Theatre
Wyatt Rarp
Posture habits blamed as major backache cause in America
Orthopedic doctors report nearly half their patients suffer back trouble mainly from poor posture. Slouching in every activity while adults forget school and military posture drills, and a few simple rules are urged to protect the spine. Stand tall, sit back, and sleep with knees bent or pillow under them.
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Reporter's Raincoat Gifted Officials Snoop At Ike Briefing
NEA reporters recount a Washington press conference incident where a Secret Service guard checked a reporter’s wrapped raincoat for arsenals. The piece mixes light farewell lines, cocktail party pranks with a live elephant, a helicopter drop of chocolates, and jests about political banquets and memories of Truman era quips.
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Kenneth Gilmore
NEA
Washington
Secret Service
Eisenhower
Ike
State Department
Howard Meyerholf
Scientific Manpower Commission
Pentagon
Georgetown
Les Biffle
Senate
Lawrence Boys State leaders elected and alumni notes
Old Home Town items report Fred Six as mayor and Jack Tusher editor at Boys State in Lawrence. Junius Penny, son of Mr. and Mrs. Penny, discharged from the army, plans civil engineering studies and football at Wichita University. Mrs. Walker and infant daughter return from Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Delta Delta Delta entertaining seniors with pledges Pauline Rankin and Marjorie Dinsmore among them. Also notes 25 and 40 year ago items, Haskell Institute graduation, and Pan-Hellenic champion Kappa Alpha.
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Fred Six
Jack Tusher
Lawrence
Boys State
Fred
Jack
Junius Penny
M. N. Penny
Ww. U
Mary Lou Nelson
Kenneth Walker
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Delta Delta Delta Alliance
Pauline Rankin
Marjorie Dinsmore
Itia Henry J. Allen
Nellie Dalton
B. J. Dalton
Lawrence Now
Parsons
Morley Roberts Brown
Olathe
Haskell Institute
PY Kappa Alpha
Randolph Kansas Faces Sad End as Town Submerges
Randolph, a 700 resident town in the Blue River Valley, will be flooded by Turtle Creek Dam waters. Residents will scatter to establish new homes and livelihoods rather than rebuild on higher land or move to another town. Udall’s tornado fate shows rebuilding is possible, but Randolph will leave no site to reclaim.
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Fragments Reflect Quiet Spring Tiny Observations
A mishmash of personal musings notes how spring attire lifts mood while a husband feels a hollow ache from loss. It jumbles sports jargon about rules and players, roller skates, hearings, and a critical look at long lasting highways. A night club overcharges a simple milk glass, lacking real kick.
Bible Verse Proverbs 11 24 That Scettereth
A brief Bible verse note cites Proverbs 11 24 about scattering wealth and increasing it, contrasting faithfulness with poverty and urging prudent stewardship.
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