Lawrence Daily Journal World front matter 1961 staff listing
The item lists staff positions and publication details for the June 9 1961 issue of the Lawrence Daily Journal World. Names include Nolph Simmons Dolph CG Simmons Jr Associate Publisher Bill Mayer Managing Editor Jack Rimmer Man Advertising Manager Leo Holler Business Manager and W C Simons as Editor. Publication history notes 1864 founding and 1952 end date for editor.
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Nolph Simmons Aes Dolph CG. Simons Jr
Bill. Mayer
Jack Rimmerman
Mansst
Douglas
United States
Lawrence
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Rifts and Red China Loom Behind Vienna Talks
The article notes Red China’s influence in Albania pressured Soviet submarines to withdraw from Soseno Island, undermining Moscow’s Mediterranean base. It cites Enver Hoxh’s pledge of Chinese aid and a firing squad for pro-Russian Albanian officials, while Kennedy and Khrushchev avoid discussing Red China. Analysts see the Albanian episode as China asserting power while Russia pursues non aggression.
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Kennedy
Khrushchev
Red China
Vienna
Russia
Balkans
Cuba
U.S
Albania
Valona
Adriatic
Mediterranean
Baltic
Enver Hoxh
Teme Sejko
Sejko
Hoxh
Soseno Island
Mussolini
Italy
NATO
U.S. Foreign Aid Under Scrutiny and UN Involvement
The piece argues U.S. billions in economic aid to nations including India Egypt Poland and Cuba yield little change in attitudes and criticizes aid through the United Nations Special Fund where the U.S. supplies 40 percent of the budget. It notes a protest over Cuba receiving funds to improve agriculture and calls for a more practical, self‑interested approach to aid.
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U.S
India
Egypt
Poland
Saudi Arabia
Guinea
Ghana
United Nations
U.N
Special Fund
Soviet Union
U.N. Special Fund
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Adlai Stevenson Policy Critique of Kennedy Tour
A columnist argues against Adlai Stevenson shaping U S policy, citing his UN role and influence on Kennedy. Stevenson’s Cuba stance and Angola stance draw criticism for undermining Portugal Spain and Western unity. The piece claims Stevenson pressures Kennedy and would not be fit for high government power.
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Kennedy
Adlai Stevenson
South America
Stevenson
United Nations
Mr. Stevenson
Portugal
Angola
United States
U. N
Spain
Laos
China
Jack Kennedy
Pernicious Anemia Changing Deaths to Manageable Disease
Dr Molner explains pernicious anemia once fatal, now controllable with liver products or Vitamin B12. Notes need for permanent treatment and warns against self treatment or overuse of vitamins. Includes reader questions on injections and tonsillectomy effects on neck swelling.
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Joseph Molner
M.D
United States
Minot and
Murphy
M.B
Red Rose For Father In Father of the Year Essay
John Crosby reflects on Adlai Stevenson named Father of the Year and jokes about Father’s Day, Mother's Day, and American attitudes. He laments the holiday’s absence of official status, derides clichés, cites Sam Levenson and Moss Hart, and urges a bolder, rebellious spirit among fathers.
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Adlai Stevenson
White House
Alabama
Western Union
Charlie Wilson
General Motors
Sam Levenson
Brooklyn
Flatbush
Daddy Browning
Africa
Robert Paul Smith
Moss Hart
Fellows
Lawrence Keen on Dairy Week and Local Honors
Douglas County dairy industry values a multi million dollar business with about 9000 milking cows. Ralph Houk once of Lawrence drove in the Yankees' winning run in a key game. Mrs J B Watkins donates a second women’s residence hall valued around 100000 to Lawrence and KU. John Stutz elected VP of the International Congress of Local Authorities in Berlin. Bacca laureate sermon by Bishop Wise at KU and ongoing KU forums.
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Douglas County
Ralph Houk
Lawrence
Yankees
J. B. Watkins
University
City Hospital
Watkins Bank
John Stutz
International Congress of Local Authorities
Berlin
James Wise
Dominco Gagliardo
Charles Skilton
Kansas
R. A. Schwegler
Elizabeth Sprague
R. H. Wheeler
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Note
Lay up treasures in heaven from Matthew 6 20. Prayer asks God to help each person make time for Bible reading and prayer in Jesus name Amen.
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Jesus Christ
Redeemer
Egypt Lifts Ban on Marilyn Monroe Films in Major Theaters
A wave of entertainment notes reports Egypt ending its film ban on Marilyn Monroe with film festivals planned across several Cairo and Alexandria venues. Other items mention Ted Stauffer's autiobiographic novel, stage and screen figures like Bergman and Burton, and political quips about the Truman era.
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Egypt
Marilyn Monroe
Ted Stauffer
Hedy Lamarr
Ben Hecht
Roosevelt Hospital
Gene Tunney
Sen
Kefauver
Johansson
Roy Cohn
Yul Brynner
Bergman, Montand
Tony Perkins
David Merrick
Oliviers
Window Shopping As A Hobby In The City
Hal Boyle extols window shopping as the ultimate inexpensive hobby in New York City. A walk through storefronts reveals civilization’s complexity, offering imaginative thrills with imaginary purchases from yachts to Cézanne paintings, leaving the shopper healthier in body and mind without spending a dime.
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New York
America
Cezanne
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