Lawrence Daily Journal World editor and staff list 1961
Lawrence Daily Journal World issue dated Tuesday June 6 1961 lists staff including editor W C Simons and associates. notes publication by World Company, daily except Sunday, rates for subscriptions in Kansas and the United States, and AP and Audit Bureau memberships.
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W. C. Simons
the World Company
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New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Counties
United States
Audit’ Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
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May
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Ernest Pontics
Lmowller
Courage and Principles Guarding a Nation
Adm. Arleigh Burke urges that national security rests on courage and steadfast principles rather than money or military might. He warns against complacency, calls for youth to understand freedom’s duty, and stresses personal integrity to meet Communist challenges.
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Chicago
Adm
Arleigh Burke
U.S. Naval Operations
Burke
Dean Rusk
Sourdough Antics Spark Domestic Stir In Cozy Tale
A husband recalls his sourdough obsession from starter to pancake fame then disaster when green mold appeared. He contemplates restarting the project with caution, fearing domestic fallout and a hidden, perhaps locked batch.
Feeding infants cold milk and food from jars
Dear Dr. Mother notes that feeding babies cold or room temperature milk and jarred foods is common and not harmful, though warming can soothe fussy babies. It advocates testing temperature by hand and notes no need for ritual warming. It also advises against salt in a salt free diet and discusses ruptures in children and ear noises guidance.
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Dr. Mother
W.G
D.W
M.L
Alumni Hold Fraser Hall Fire Concern Over Campus Landmark
Comment from KU alumni on a small Fraser Hall fire at the University of Kansas. The 1872 building remains structurally sound and beloved, with calls to modernize its interior to fireproof standards while preserving the exterior shell and campus heritage.
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Fraser Hall
Lawrence
Fraser
Regents
Stevenson Heads for Argentina After Venezuela Visit
Adlai E. Stevenson leaves Caracas after a 48 hour stay in Venezuela. He plans to visit Argentina on a Latin American mission without seeking concrete agreements but says he is pleased with the results.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Adlai E. Stevenson
Argentina
Latin America
Stevenson
Hollywood Love and Critics Stir Glenville Talk
English director Peter Glenville visits to discuss Hollywood life, taxes and exteriors in Europe. He defends critics while critiquing current film taste, values strong universal themes, and recalls responses to his own work.
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Peter Glenville
Becket
Hollywood
Geraldine Page
Laurence Harvey
Kansas events highlight 1951 graduation and civic notes
Ness County plans a historical marker for George Washington Carver birthplace. Kansas groups form women’s professional clubs, with new officers named. Centron films draw large Kansas viewership. KU signals graduates and an exchange student to Germany. Dioramas at Dyche Museum by Bernard Frazier. Chancellor Lindley inaugurated with Gov Allen and Frank Strong speaking. Auto tags for 300000 ordered by state secretary.
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Ness County Historical Society
George Washington Carver
Tuskegee Institute
Alabama
Thelma Haverty
Edward Neustifter
Wilma Nicolay
Charlotte Andrews
Martha Bone
Russ Mosser
Art Wolf
Centron Films
Harry Ballinger
Seattle
Wash
Jimmy
Law School
Franklin Murphy
Germany
Dyche Museum
Bernard Frazier
Lawrence
Lindley
Henry J. Allen
Frank Strong
Robinson Gym
Kansas
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer
A brief devotional note quotes Hebrews 4 16 RSV inviting believers to approach the throne of grace with confidence. A prayer asks God to fill readers with the spiritual power of the world as guidebook and to strengthen belief and sharing of its guidance.
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Jesus
Brandeis to honor Humphrey with 12 minute address
Brandeis University will award an honorary degree and host Senator Hubert Humphrey for commencement on June 11. An official predicted a concise speech, noting the warm day and Humphrey’s known eloquence, joking that 12 minutes would be ample.
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Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Brandeis University
Brandeis
Humphrey
Sophia Loren Reveals Plan to Ease Tension
Hal Boyle reports Sophia Loren's two word approach to calm: please yourself. The Naples born star explains her rise from waif to leading actress while sharing lunch and her philosophy of taking it easy.
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New York
Sophia Loren
Naples
Sophia
Miss Loren
Manhattan
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