Lawrence Daily Journal World front page 1960 June 10
Lawrence Daily Journal World editors list and contact details for the 1960 edition. Publication notes include staff roles and pricing for local and distant subscriptions. The notice identifies the paper as established in 1854 and circulated from Lawrence Kansas.
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PH Simons
PH C. Simons, Jr
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Simona
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kas
Douglan
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulatons
Te Associated Press
English Proficiency Concerns at Nebraska and Kansas Colleges
Dr. Dudley Bailey of Nebraska outlines a crisis in college English readiness, noting many students lack basic grammar and literary awareness. He calls for radical curriculum revision and criticizes the language arts approach while emphasizing English as a complex, essential tool.
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Kansas University
U. S
Nebraska
Dudley Bailey
Bailey
Lawrence
Milton
Pope
Wordsworth
Melville
Thoreau
Whitman
Inner Self on Cartoons by Marie Torre
New York Herald Tribune profile of Zel de Cyr voice actress for Kiwi, Dutch Boy and Pepsi ads. She explains method acting for animated commercials, recalls early silent ads, and notes the competitive, demanding work. She describes playing a rose and other roles, and hints at balancing stage and screen work with financial responsibilities.
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By Marie Torre
New York Herald Tribune
Zel de Cyr
Camille
Rose
Miss Decyer
Sheboygen
Sandy Meisner
Miss deCyr
Sandy Meisner Neighborhood Playhouse
Helen Hayes
Nebraska U Advises High Schools On English Teaching
The university urges high schools to emphasize good usage and meaningful sentences, to delay systematic grammar until usable textbooks exist, and to require students to write serious papers across subjects while reading demanding literature.
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Nebraska University
Bailey
Lawrence News Capsule Ten Years Ago in Old Home Town
Old Home Town notes recall a summer recreation program led by Larry Heeb set to begin. Douglas County races for the primary election show speculation and few formal filings. Court orders appoint trustees for the dissolved Lawrence Consumers Cooperative Association with C. C. Gerstenberger and Clayton Crosier among them.
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Larry Heeb
Douglas County
Lawrence Consumers Cooperative Association
Hugh Means
C. C. Gerstenberger
Eudora
Clayton Crosier
Glen Cox
Paul Brotsman
Byron Eisele
E. Jackson Baur
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Note
The Spirit helps us in our weakness and a prayer asks Merciful Father to guide lives in the Spirit. The plea seeks to bear fruit that leads others to Christ and to become more like Thee. In Jesus' name. Amen.
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Christ
Switching and Death Penalties in African Family Life
Roark argues that breakdown of African family and tribal discipline fuels crime and juvenile delinquency. He cites birching in Britain and Hoover’s push for capital punishment, urging strict home discipline to deter youth crime and support state penalties.
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Harlem
New York
London
Douglas
Isle of Man
England
America
Caryl Chessman
FBI
Hoover
Moses
Dear Dr Mother Answers on Sciatica and Health Questions
Doctor explains sciatica as nerve irritation not a disease, citing causes such as spinal arthritis, herniated disc, tumors, infections, and metabolic issues. Attacks are triggered by stress or back use and may come in spasms. treatment focuses on addressing the underlying cause.
Bernstein Opera Libretto in Yiddish Stirs Theatre Circles
Leonard Bernstein plans an opera with a Yiddish libretto triggering curiosity among stars and critics. Reports note industry strikes, cast changes, partial renewals, and high profile appearances from Liz Taylor to Jack Lemmon and Elizabeth Taylor, with broader cultural shifts and festival debates in New York.
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Leonard Bernstein
Bernstein
Rockefeller
Nixon
Kennedy
Screen Writers Guild Atrike
Jack Warner
Jack Lemmon
N. Y
League of N.Y
Lemmon
Elizabeth Taylor
Irma LaDouce
Stevenson Group
N.Y
Bill Benton
Summer Survival In Middle Age From A Barefoot Boy To The Summer Athlete
Hal Boyle humorously contrasts childhood summers with middle age in New York. The essay portrays the persistent “summer athlete” as an energetic adult child who spurs hiking and mischief, exhausts everyone with antics, and inevitably expires from heat and overexertion, only to be replaced next June.
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New York
Woodlands
Tarzan of the Apes
Marco Polo
Daniel Boone
Fin
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