Remarkable World Figures Photoed In Social Roundup
Ben-Gurion and Kennedy exchange views as the U.N. flirtations unfold. Olivier hosts a party to introduce Joan Plowright. Clifton Fadiman moves to Santa Barbara to judge Book of the Month. Notables such as Siepi and Quintero plan debuts while Dizzying global notes pepper the scene.
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Laurence Olivier
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Joan Plowright
Clifton Fadiman
New York
Santa Barbara
Lawrence Journal-World masthead and publication details
The entry lists the Lawrence Journal-World staff roles and contact details, notes the paper’s establishment in 1854, and provides circulation rates and publishing schedule. It identifies editors Dolph Simons and W. C. Simons, with staff roles including associate publisher, managing editor, and advertising manager, and marks the date Wednesday Evening June 7 1961.
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the World Company
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Lawrence
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Wan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Kennedy's Europe trip raises Kennedy's stature at home
President Kennedy spoke on his talks with Khrushchev and De Gaulle, grim but confident, noting no new promises yet urging support for foreign aid. He warned of harder tests ahead, said miscalculation dangers lessen but iron curtain tension remains, and his European visit boosted his public regard.
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de Gaulle
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Danny Kaye
George K. Arthur
Henry Crown
Empire State Building
DePaul University
Ciudad Trujillo
Generalissimo
Trujillo
Gideon Hausner
Adolf Eichmann
Ira Hirschman
Hausner
John Kennedy
Communist Party decries Supreme Court ruling on subversive acts
The Communist Party denounces two Supreme Court decisions expanding government power against party members. Gus Hall calls the rulings a blow to democracy while the court requires registration of officers and members under the 1950 Subversive Activities Control Act and treats active membership as a party crime if goals are known. The piece notes irony in defending freedom while enabling suppression.
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Supreme Court
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High Court
Justice Department
Communist Party
Peace Corps Seeks Fast Aid to Foreign Nations
Shriver, head of President Kennedy's Peace Corps, notes many countries want Corps members. He urges careful screening and exceptional training, and suggests a first come, first served approach to deploy trainees where requests arrive first. The idea holds great potential if managed well.
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Kennedy
Peace Corps
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E Corps
Comedians in a Sorry Shape by Robert Ruark
The essay laments the decline of American humor in arts and night clubs. It highlights Shelley Berman as a rare talent, notes the shift to audible rather than visual humor, and critiques high prices and poor service in venues. It praises true professionals who can still draw crowds.
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Shelley Berman
Berman
Togeth
Mike
Elaine
Compass Players
Chicago
Shelly Berman
Mills Hotel
Kennedy
Sarah Vaughn
Lena Horne
Satch
Azores
Indies
Spain
Collagen diseases overview and patient inquiries
A medical column explains collagen diseases as connective tissue disorders with varied causes and manifestations. It notes rheumatoid arthritis scleroderma lupus polyarteritis nodosa and other conditions, discusses diagnosis and treatment ranging from diet to steroids, and mentions pregnancy considerations with ergotamine alternatives.
Moon Trip and Motives Revisited in Space Debate
A critical reflection on Columbus era motives and modern space race aims. The author weighs national prestige and curiosity against cost, manpower use, and the needs of billions living in poverty. He questions whether lunar exploration should outrank urgent issues like education and poverty alleviation.
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Louis XIII
Louis XIV
Versailles
France
University of Pennsylvania to Televise Home Football
Across the nation price director DiSalle faced opposition to beef curbs while Kansas City and Chicago stockyards ran dry as farmers refused to sell at current prices. Law rence students headed to Boys State with Butler eyed for attorney general.
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NCAA
Washington
DiSalle
Kansas City
Chicago
Mike Getto Jr
Karl Heider
Dave Hill
Danny Wiley
Richard Butler
Lawrence
Boys State
Wichita
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Today’s Bible Message and Prayer
The just walk in a shining path that grows brighter toward the perfect day. A prayer asks God to be with us through temptations and trials guiding us day by day toward our eternal home. Amen.
Hal Boyle on Moon Trip Tourism and Nostalgia
AP writer Hal Boyle muses on future moon tourist rates while recalling a bygone era. He contrasts imagined space travel with memories of simple childhood routines, lamplighters, front porch swings, and lessons learned from teachers and family.
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