Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and masthead details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead lists editor Dolph C. Simons and staff including Bill Mayer Ernest Pontius and Leo Eller. It notes the paper was established in 1884 and published daily except Sundays by The Word Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets in Lawrence Kansas. Subscription rates are shown for local and out-of-town delivery with prices per week and year. The issue is dated Tuesday Evening June 10 1958 and mentions association with the Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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Mangerie Falitor
Dolph Simon
Dolph C. Simons
Bill Mayer
Ernest Pontius Leo Eller
Simons
He Word Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Cawrance
Kansas
Warder
Doak An
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
History echoes: a quest for strong leadership in Europe
A reflective column compares France, Italy, Germany, and postwar Europe, arguing that nations under crisis lean toward a strong man. It cites Mussolini and Hitler as historical precedents and questions whether Gen Charles de Gaulle could wield dictatorial power to shape France and Europe in years ahead.
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France
Italy
Duce
Mediterranean
Hals
Benita Mussoling
Germany
Wehrmacht
Teutons
Europe
der Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
America
Charles de Gaulle
Unharmonious campus shelters spark debate at Kansas Union
Visitors mistake Bailey Hall for a greenhouse while the Kansas Union gains a white plastic lean-to resembling a roadside drive-in. The author laments the incongruous entrances, questioning campus planners' vow to traditional architecture and suggesting authorities should have consulted expressionists before approval.
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Bailey Hall
Kansas Union
Union
Merger of United Press and International News sparks antitrust debate
The United Press and International News merge to form a larger service amid antitrust concerns. The Justice Department finds no law violation, citing a financial relief motive. International News had endured 14 years of losses while United Press struggled domestically. The AP remains a non profit cooperative and the merger aims to boost competitiveness and profits.
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United Press
The
International News
Associated Press
UPT
U.S. Justice Department
International News Service
United Press Group
America
Upins merger reflects broader newspaper consolidation trend
The article notes a nationwide shift toward mergers as operation costs rise and competition declines. It cites Lawrence Kansas population growth, more grocery stores earlier and now fewer garages, and an increasing number of small farms joining larger ones, arguing the UP-INS merger is part of a needed business trend.
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United States
Lawrence
Kansas
Bridging a gap in a soldier of fortune's view
Algiers dispatch profiles a French parachute officer scarred by Indo China and Algeria service. He wears medals, rejects bourgeois France, admires Viet Minh fighters, and presses for Algeria’s integration into a greater France under Gaulle. The piece weighs his lone Spartan stance against Athens’ modern liberal society.
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Joseph Alsop
Algiers
China
Parachute Regiment
Legion of Honor
Indo China
Algeria
Howes
Viet Minh
Lfe
France
Gaulle
Leon de Gaulle
de Geulle
Metropolitam France
Aese
Sparta
Athens
Campanile bells funded for KU memorial
Noting historical items from 1948 and earlier, Corsicana’s J R Pearson gives 17500 for two campanile bells for KU World War Memorial. Six vacation Bible schools with 400 children end tomorrow. J W Collins welcomed a new daughter. KU School of Journalism accredited by American Council on Education. Also mentions 1983 address by Rev Alfred Palmer and local service honoring T J Sweeney. Lawrence’s Richard Barber named to KU Law Honor Roll. City adds restaurant inspection plan and milk inspector post. 429 volunteers for farm work. twelve trash cans ordered for downtown Massachusetts Street.
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J. R. Pearson
Corsicana
Tex
J.W. Collins
KU School of Journalism
American Council On Education For Journalism
Alfred Palmer
Chicago Theological Seminary
T. J. Sweeney
Eldridge
Warrell Merriam
Topeka
W. C. Simons
Richard Barber
Lawrence
KU School of Law
City Commission
Massachusetts Street
Marvels promised before all thy people
The verse proclaims that God will perform wonders before Israel and in all nations, declaring unprecedented marvels as a sign of divine power and faithfulness. Exodus 34 10 reflects a bold promise of miraculous deeds to demonstrate God’s presence and authority.
Baseball Farce On Boys Acting Like Men And Visa Versa
Column laments junior players and big leaguers alike showing poor sportsmanship. It cites Billy Lees suspensions, a Giants Pirates fracas, and fans' rowdy behavior fueling fears for youth baseball. The piece warns continued derision could turn neighborhoods into battlegrounds and Louisville Sluggers into bare knuckle weapons.
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Jack
Box Prey
Billy Lees
Anton
Lees
Sanchot
Gettysburg
Louisville
John L. Sullivan
Citizens question city enforcement and tax fairness in East Lawrence
H A Puckett of East Lawrence complains that city officials overlook minor issues like loose dogs and juvenile delinquency while pursuing new developments. He urges uniform enforcement of ordinances and fair tax spending, arguing laws should apply to all residents.
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Journal-World
Humane Society
Tooma
East Lawrence
H. A. Puckett
East
Lawrence
Boy 14 Steals Car Driving to Juvenile Court
A 14 year old boy admitted stealing a car to reach an appointment with a Juvenile Court officer regarding past actions. Police reported the incident as part of his recent troubles.
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Washington
Dulles a Traveler On the Sunny Side When He Can Do It
Washington AP Secretary of State Dulles projects optimism in Senate briefing on foreign policy. He notes progress, admits some missteps, and argues the Soviet balance sheet is insoluble. Critics recall past shifts and warn against complacency amid Cold War tensions.
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Washington
Dulles
Happy Boulevard
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nixon
Latin America
West
Soviet Union
Lawrence Kansas Seeks Agriculture Hall of Fame Site
Lawrence Kansas aims to host an Agriculture Hall of Fame as part of its growth push. Howard Cowden promotes the idea and Kansas competes with Iowa Missouri Illinois Ohio and other states to become the most logical site for the agricultural shrine. The debate weighs regional history and education industrial ties as the search moves ahead.
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Agriculture Hall of Fame
Kansas City Kanaa
Lawrence
Kas
Kaw
Journal-World
Howard Cowden
Hall of Fame
Wrence
Kansas
Iowa
Missouri
Ilinois
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Ilinoia
California
Arizona
Edie Adams Buys a 1929 Phaeton Learn to Repair It
Edie Adams and Ernie Kovacs in Claremont eye a 1929 Packard phaeton, to be bought only after she learns to drive and repair it. They will travel to Hollywood for hands on lessons while Kovacs finishes a Las Vegas run.
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The
Lyons den
Edie Adams
Leonas
Ernie Kovacs
California
Claremont
Edie
Kovacs
Hollywood
Claremont Inn
Tropicana
Las Vegas
Josern
Mystery Glamor In Show Biz Says Vivian Blaine
Vivian Blaine says glamor faded as stars opened homes to public view. She criticizes overfamiliarity and casual dress, urging maintainance of mystery and privacy. Blaine cites Marilyn Monroe and Garbo/Negri retirements as examples of glamour built on intrigue.
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New York
Vivian Blaine
Viv
Marilyn Monroe
Greta Garbo
Negri
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