Lawrence Journal World staff and publication details June 8 1961
The Lawrence Journal World staff includes editor Dolph C Simons and associate publisher But Mayer with managing editor Jack Zimmerman and news editor Ernest Pontius. Advertising and business managers are Leo Buller and others. Published daily except Sunday since 1854 with pricing in Lawrence and surrounding counties.
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Hoover urges vigilance as children head to summer break
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover warns parents to emphasize danger of child molesters as schoolhomes end for vacation. He notes courts and parole must protect children, citing a Baldwin case and near fatal incidents while urging open discussion between parents and children to prevent abuse.
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Lawrence Jaycees
Baldwin
Symbolic Sunday in Vienna Highlights Kennedy Khrushchev Contrast
In Vienna last Sunday observers noted a stark contrast between U.S. President Kennedy and Soviet Premier Khrushchev. Kennedy attended mass at St Stephen's Cathedral while Khrushchev prayed bareheaded by a Soviet monument, symbolizing the clash between totalitarian power and a system based on dignity and rule of law.
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Seattle lumber firms reject 150000 order to aid Russia
Two Seattle lumber companies refused a $150,000 order for lumber sorting machines destined for Russia, saying the equipment could harm American interests. The act drew praise from citizens and some donations, while letters to leaders including President Kennedy urged ongoing patriotic actions to strengthen the U.S. during the Cold War.
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Lawrence High junior Europe trip urged by Ellsworth
Congressman Robert F. Ellsworth promotes a potential three week chartered trip to Europe for Lawrence High School juniors in June 1962. He urges students, faculty, administrators and parents to join or support the venture as a valuable civic and cultural experience.
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Lawrence
Dear Dr Molner Answers Health Questions For Teens
The columnist reassures a 14 year old about cancer risk and stresses yearly medical checkups. He explains rye bread safety, notes pumpernickel is dark class, and discusses male fertility and general health tips. He promotes his sinus trouble booklet and invites readers to send questions.
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Dr. Molner
Jacqueline Kennedy Boards Yacht for Epidaurus Visit
Jacqueline Kennedy boarded the North Wind in Athens for a Peloponnesus voyage to Epidaurus. She dined aboard before departure as she tours an ancient open air theater area during the presidency era vacation trip.
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Peloponnesus
Fertilizer Fiasco Turns Back Yard Jungle Tale
Gardener chronicles three year experiment proving fertilizer makes grass flourish then explode into a lush rampant growth. He warns of overuse after an initial drought dash and finally facing an emerald maze that nearly traps his family.
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Little Big Horn
Vienna Meeting Leaves Kennedy Khrushchev Show No Big Move
In London Joseph Alsop notes the Vienna summit produced no public deal yet changed perceptions. Kennedy impressed de Gaulle, Khrushchev sought to merge nuclear talks, and the risk of renewed U S testing loomed, marking a potential turning point without dramatic outcomes.
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Record Set by Carrie Pickens Grand Family in Kansas
Grandmother Carrie Pickens of near Tonganoxie, aged 78, claims the state record for offspring with 15 children, 67 grandchildren, and 30 great grandchildren. The text also notes PTA cautions, international trip plans, university commencements, and a KU baseball win.
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Domenico Gagliardo
PTA
Henry Werner
England
Myra Hull
KU English Department
K. K. Landes
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Olin Templin
Lou Gehrig
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Daily Bible Message and Prayer
A devotional note cites Revelation 1 3 urging readers to hear and heed prophecy. It prays for vitality in worship and for all to read the Bible and share the good tidings through Christ. Amen.
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Kaufman Giant of the Theatre Passes At End of Week
One of Broadway’s brightest lights, George S. Kaufman, dies last Friday. The playwright director shaped American humor with wit from the Algonquin Round Table to stage hits like The Royal Family and Animal Crackers. He was known for sharp lines and exacting standards.
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Manhattan
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Hal Boyle Jokes About Upset New Car Owners
Hal Boyle captures the comic ironies of new car ownership in New York with a series of wry remarks. A set of punch lines highlights trade in values, fashion costs, parking worries, upgrades, mileage boasts, and family reactions as drivers adjust to a new vehicle.
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