Lawrence Daily Journal World front matter June 10 1961
The Lawrence Daily Journal World publication details dated Saturday Evening June 10 1961 outline editors publishers and staff. It lists Dolph C Simons Jr as editor and publisher with staff including Ernest Pontius and Bill Mayer and notes publication by The World Company in Lawrence Kansas along with circulation rates and bureau memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Tack Zaummerman Wee
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Lawrance
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Dress
Parking Problem urged action by Douglas County group
The Chamber of Commerce Parking and Traffic Committee warned that Douglas County will have 8,000 more cars by 1970 and Lawrence’s parking will be overwhelmed unless new space is created. Proposals include expanding off street lots, creating storage lots for full day parkers, considering near the Community Building and Courthouse, using North Park Street right of way, and continuing free parking in current lots with paid metered spots for close in parking.
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Chamber of Commerce
Douglas County
Jack Miller
Lawrence
City Commission
North Park Street
Speak Up Kansans Promote Kansas Pride and Potential
Kansans bristle at being labeled hayseeds and a desolate prairie while recognizing our state's many strengths and potential. Texans showcase regional pride, proving word of mouth powers sales for places, and Kansans should speak up about Kansas during this Centennial Year.
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Kansas
Texas
Chamber of Commerce
Ocean exploration holds promise for hunger relief
Dr. William D. McElroy of Johns Hopkins argues oceans remain largely unconquered and hold potential to feed growing populations. He urges accelerated oceanography to map seabed topography, currents, and climate, linking sea mastery to hunger reduction and global dignity.
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William D. McElroy
Johns Hopkins University
Dr. McElroy
Johns Hopkins
McElroy
Understanding the electrocardiogram and rheumatic heart talk
In addressing Mrs. J O on why an ECG may show little change in rheumatic heart disease, Dr. Molner explains ECGs reveal rhythm and arterial disease but not heart size. He contrasts ECG with X-ray and stethoscope, notes valve damage alters pressures but not electrical rhythms, and compares this to heart attack findings.
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Joseph Molner
Dr. Molner
GOP Hopes for House Victory via Cash and Cooperation
Rep. William H. Ayres of Ohio told Missouri Republicans that they can overthrow a Democratic House in 1962 with candidates cash and cooperation. He warned of Kennedy administration chaos and predicted a budget can go out of control before the moon shot.
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ST. Louis
William H. Ayres
Ohio
House of Representatives
Ayres
Missouri
Missouri Republicans Unlimited
GOP
Kennedy
Ohio Republican
Plan to Save The Theater By Joel Schenker
Joel Schenker proposes a cultural renewal plan to revitalize Broadway through a large mixed use complex from Eighth to Tenth Avenues. The project would host 12 new theaters, with a city backed mortgage covering 90 percent of land and building costs, 40 year term, and tax exemption. He urges leadership, university access, and a theater library to cultivate a broader audience.
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Joel Schenker
Shakespeare
Burbage
Moliene
Chekov
Moscow Art Theater
O'Neill
Provincetown Playhouse
Odets
Schenker
Theater Guild
American Academy of Dramatic Arts
American Theater Wing
American Shakespeare Festival Society
New York
Three Hundred Girls Staters Arrive On KU Campus
Old Home Town item recalls KU visitors including three hundred girls from Staters arriving for campus events. It notes Bob Richards winning the Country Club tourney at the 19th hole with a 106 on 27 holes and mentions KU’s reps at the National Intercollegiate Track Meet in Chicago. The piece also covers political discussion at the Republican Convention in Cleveland and a KU class gift memory involving Daniel Chester French’s Uncle Jimmy statue project.
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Bob Richards
Glenn Oatman
Everett Bradley
Armin Woestemeyer
Paul O'Leary
Chicago
Daniel Chester French
Jimmy’’ Green
Emerson
Bible Verse Reflection Prayer Note
A devotional jotting quotes John 5 39 RSV and offers a brief prayer thanking God for the Bible as refuge and light on life’s road. The prayer, in Jesus name, Amen, expresses gratitude for scripture.
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Jesus
Unsinkable Tammy Grimes Meets Eisenhower Backstage After Show
Dwight D. Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower visit the press event for The Unsinkable Molly Brown. Tammy Grimes greets the First Family backstage with director Dore Schary and stars praising Grimes as prettier than Molly Brown. Kaufman anecdotes, Broadway lore, and a Kaufman–Hart/Edna Ferber reminiscence conclude with a note on Philadelphia railroad troubles.
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Dwight D. Eisenhowers
Molly Brown
Nat Dorfman
Tammy Grimes
Dore Schary
Gen. Eisenhower
Call Me
Madam
Ike
New City Library Books Lineup Highlights 1961
A roster of 1961 titles includes Lonely But Not Alone by Thelma Baker and a range of works by H R H Wilhelmina, H V Morton, Sam Snead, Jeanne Perkins Harman, and others. Notable entries cover travel in the Holy Land, golf guidance, Baja California nature writing, and novels on love, morality, and wartime invasion.
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H.R.H. Wilhelmina
The
Netherlands
Wilhelmina
Holy Land
H. V. Morton
Fulton J. Sheen
Yousuf Karsh
Sam Snead
Virgins
Magic Islands
Jeanne Perkins Harman
America
Peninsula
Joseph Wood Krutch
Baja California
Wendell Stanley
Evans Valens
KQED
San Francisco
James Beard
Wallace Stegner
California
Phyllis Brett Young
Corner OF the Moon
Shirley Barker
Current Best Sellers Compiled by Publishers Weekly
Fiction list includes To Kill a Mockingbird by Lee and The Agony and the Ecstasy by Stone plus A Burnt-Out Case Greene The Last of the Just Schwarz-Bart Hawaii Michener Nonfiction features The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich Shirer The New English Bible The New Testament Ring of Bright Water Maxwell A Nation of Sheep Lederer My 3 Years Back Stairs at the White House Paiki
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Publishers’ Weekly
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Lawrence Daily Journal- World
Chamber Committee
China
U. S
Joseph
Molner
A.V
By John Crosby
New York Herald Tribune
Old Home Town
Cleveland
Clifford
Lyons den
Mamie
Tammy
Molly Girl
Leonard Lyons
Kaufman
Moss Hart
George S. Kaufman
George
Howard Teichmann
King
Lardner
Long Island
John P. Marquand
Edna Ferber
Edna
Pasadena Playhouse
Marc Connelly
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania RR
New City Library Books
Thelma Baker
Roger Maine
Gordon McDowell
Gerald Hanley
New India
Robert P. Hanse
Fox Creek
Kentucky
Christine Lambert
Greene
Schwarz-Bart
Hawaii
Michener
Shirer
Ring OF
Maxwell
Lederer
White House
Paiki
State. College
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