Lawrence Daily Journal World payroll and staff listing
Lawrence Daily Journal World dated Saturday June 11 1900 prints staff offices and rates. Names listed include Simon Jr advertising manager Ernest Antius and Jack Zimmerman among editors and managers. Rates show carrier and mail subscriptions for Lawrence and surrounding counties and distant locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poven Simon
Béiter and Pabiisne Lph CC
Simons, Jr
Bill Mayer
Wee
Jack Zimmerman
Arnest Ntius
Essues
CG Bimone
the World Company
New Jahhelte
Lawrence
Kas
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circula
Associated Press
Eisenhower faces risky trip amid doubts on diplomacy
Warnings of trouble rise as leaders weigh a presidential journey. Authorities may be better prepared for delicate situations but no guarantee threats will materialize. Eisenhower must take a calculated risk to avoid losing face despite grave misgivings about personal diplomacy and potential incidents benefiting only Communist circles.
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Eisenhower
Johnson says party unity despite diverse views in East
Senator Lyndon Johnson spoke at Voisin about Democratic leaders in the East and the Kennedy Humphrey primary in West Virginia. He stressed that while Republicans may not think alike, Democrats can act together and urged New England Catholics to consider Catholic-Protestant voting parallels.
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Leona
Sen
Lyndon Johnson
Voisin
East
Johnson
New England
Rockefeller Appeals for Draft as Nixon Edges Ahead
Rockefeller signals possible July convention bid in Chicago while criticizing Nixon and hinting at a future role for himself. Nixon praises Rocky for speaking out and maintains lead, with party factions weighing a Nixon Rocky ticket and the risks of dual leadership.
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New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Chicago
Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Rocky
Hunger strike grips Perry Smith at Lansing State Prison
Perry Smith, one of the Herbert Clutter killers, is said to be on a hunger strike at Lansing State Prison and is being force-fed. Smith and Richard Hickok face hanging for the quadruple murder, with officials obligated to keep him alive for possible execution or commutation.
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Perry Smith
Herbert Clutter
Garden City
Lansing State Prison
Smith
Richard Hickok
Hickok
Japan trip sparks worry over Ike visit this month
Japanese groups warn of trouble if President Eisenhower proceeds with a planned visit this month. Despite the warnings, there seems to be no graceful way for the President to sidestep the trip, though it would be better for all involved if he did.
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Eisenhower
No spy flights during Truman era not known by president
The piece notes Harry S Truman once said he did not know of any spy flights while in office and suggests a flexible approach to statements. It cites a pilot claiming a U 2 flight occurred during his tenure and Truman's quip that he might not have known about it.
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D Lyons
Moscow
Walter Bedell Smith
Louis Marx
Harry Truman
Harry
Truman
U.S
This Matter Not Trivial By Joseph Alsop
The United States faces a worsened bind due to the Khrushchev Eisenhower moratorium on nuclear tests. McCone believes Soviets may conduct secret underground tests, using salt-dome style holes. The essay argues the incentives for secret testing are enormous and not as hard to hide as thought.
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Washington
United States
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Atomic Energy Commission
Sohn A. McCone
McCone
U. S
Lawrence Area News Roundup of Games Fires and Notices
In junior baseball, Bob Shirley blanked Lawrence allowing no hits as Emporia’s Bob Hohne made a seventh inning error. Robert Cerv, ex Nebraska star, signs with Kansas City Blues. Two fatalities near Lawrence, Lloyd Fawl 19 and Clayton Rowe 27 in wreck on Highway 59. Bruce L. Cory 44 dies in county road 71 crash. City approves beer up to 3.2 percent. Raw River flood damage hits Columbus Foods. Max Lindley cleaning shop robbed. Congressman E C Little to keynote Chamber luncheon. Phillip Stevens anthem to be sung at Unitarian Church.
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Bob Hohne
Emporia
Lawrence
Bob Shirley
Shirley
Junior Legion
Robert Cerv
Nebraska University
Kansas City Blues
American Assocition
Lloyd F. Fawl
Clayton Rowe
Overbrook
Bruce L. Cory
Topeka
Max Lindley
E. C. Little
Chamber of Comerce
Phillip Stevens
New York
Unitarian Church
Daily Bible Message Prayer and devotion excerpt
The Spirit is truth declares the verse 1 John 5 6 as Today s Bible message invites readers to seek guidance in studying Thy Word and becoming true disciples under Redeemer s name Amen.
Rights Document Got Its Start Long Ago
The June 12, 1776 Virginia Convention of Delegates passed George Mason's Virginia Declaration of Rights, later shaping the US Bill of Rights and influencing the French Declaration of Rights of Man. Colonial Williamsburg marks the era with a 45-country graduate conference June 10-14 featuring Charles Malik.
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House of Burgesses
Colonial Capitol
Williamsburg
Virginia
Virginia Convention of
George Mason
Continental Congress
Grand Union
America
Philadelphia
Richard Henry Lee
Thomas Jefferson
United Colonies
Patrick Henry
Commonwealth of
Old City
Colonial Williamsburg
Charles Malik
United Nations General Assembly
Tilted womb not dangerous but can affect fertility
The article explains that a tilted womb caused by stretched ligaments or injury can lead to backache fatigue and nervousness and may interfere with pregnancy and childbirth. Treatments include surgery or a pessary.
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Nancy
Vanderbilt Divinity Controversy Deepens At Vanderbilt
Nashville AP reports a week of bickering at Vanderbilt University ends with faculty from five schools backing Chancellor Branscomb in the Lawson case. About 32 of those contacted did not sign the statement as the divide widens over the expulsion of Rev. James M. Lawson Jr., and Nelson’s resignation from the Divinity School. Lawson is now at Boston University.
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Nashville
Vanderbilt
Governing Board of Trust
Branscomb
Lawson
Avery Leiserson
Leiserson
James M. Lawson Jr
University
Divinity School
J. Robert Nelson
Nelson
Walter J. Harrelson
University of Chicago Divinity School
Boston University Divinity School
New City Library New Releases Showcase 1960
A list of 1960 library titles across history, memoirs, cookbooks, fiction and travel. Notable works include The Circus Kings by Henry Ringling North and Perle My Story by Perle Meata with other biographies, novels, and reference volumes.
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Henry Ringling North
Ringling
North
Barnum
Perle
Perle Meata
Jack Bell
Jog Garagiola
America
Paul B. Magnuson
Magnuson
William Styron
Current Best Sellers List Highlights Top Fiction and Nonfiction
Publishers Weekly compiles the current best sellers featuring fiction titles HAWA H Hawah Michener Advise and Consent Drury The Constant Image Davenport The Lincoln Lords Hawley Trustee from the Toolroom Shute and nonfiction works May This House Be Safe From Tigers Jarvis Folk Medicine Jarvis The Enemy Within Kennedy The Law and The Profits Parkinson I Kid You Not Paar.
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Michener
Drury
Constant Image
Davenport
Hawley
Shute
King
Jarvis
Kennedy
Parkinson
Paar
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