Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publication details
Lawrence Daily Journal World page from Monday Evening June 10 1962 lists editor Dolph C Simons Jr publisher, associate publisher Bill Mayer, managing editor Jack Zimmerman, news editor Ernest Pontius, advertising manager Leo Eller, business manager, and publication dates. It notes pricing by carrier and mail, and AP and ABC memberships.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman Emencic c
Grnest Pontius
Leo Eller
Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Victory versus appeasement in U S policy debate
The piece critiques Dean Rusk's "victory policy" as risky and argues for a stronger stance to deter Soviet and Chinese aims. It notes global opinion favors a firm military posture and arbitration over hot war, urging clear intent to win and a return to America's decisive leadership.
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Associated Press
U.S
Dean Rusk
U. S
Russia
Red China
Britain's Path to the European Market Alarms Soviet Russia
The United States and Western Europe monitor Britain potential entry into the six nation Common Market. Soviet fears of competition loom as Britain may reshape trade with Canada Australia and New Zealand while U.S. ties could strengthen with market members. Analysts call the shift a historic event on par with wartime stakes.
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Britain
Russia
Britains
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
U.S
West Germany
France
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
United States
The Late Starter and College Admission Trends
Dr. Harry H. Ransom, chancellor of Texas University, warns that late starters have hidden potentials masked by poor prep. He notes admission and retention pressures from tougher standards may bar late starters from college and hinder their future civic contribution. Kansas University recognizes this risk and the wasted brainpower if late starters are excluded.
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Harry H. Ransom
Texas University
America
Dr. Ransom
Kansas University
Notable early sparks of greatness in future leaders
The piece notes that early schooling may show little promise yet many figures like Churchill Glenn and Carpenter later achieved greatness. It emphasizes steady effort and potential across backgrounds and schools including Kansas and Texas.
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Texas
Winston Churchill
John Glenn
Scott Carpenter
Quasi Victory By Nixon Quasi Victory By Nixon
Joseph Alsop analyzes how California polls shaped the Nixon primary narrative. He notes Nixon used polls to influence reporting on the Shell vote and faced Birch-leaning voters, while Gov. Pat Brown pressed Nixon to disavow Birch. The piece discusses poll dynamics, candidate strengths, and a likely close governor race.
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Washington
California
Richard M. Nixon
West Coast
Nixon
John
Shell
Kennedy
Louis Harris
Soundings
Harris
Pat Brown
Brown
Retirements and elections noted in KU town history
Old Home Town marks 10 years since M J Getto retired from KU football staff to run Hotel Eldridge. Skipper Williams chosen to represent the U S in Olympic trapshooting in Finland. Frank Black elected to KU Boys State Supreme Court. David Horr named newspaper editor. Hermina Zipple new KU Memorial Union director. Dr Otto Meissner to direct a summer university chorus. John Selig elected head of Lawrence Board of Health with A J Anderson and W C Simons as members. 40 years earlier Samuel Gompers advocates National Guard. diplomas awarded to 123 rural students. bridge history traced origin from Russian Whist.
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M. J
Mike) Getto
Eldridge
Skipper Williams
U. S
Finland
Wichita
Frank Black
Supreme Court
David Horr
Hermina Zipple
KU Memorial Union
the Union
Corbin Hall
Otto Meissner
John Selig
Lawrence Board of Health
A. J. Anderson
W. C. Simons
Samuel Gompers
Labor
Europe
England
Whither Shall I Flee From Thy Spirit Prayer Note
A devotional prayer emphasizes God’s presence and comfort as believers seek solace. The piece cites Psalm 139 7 and the Lord’s Prayer model, asking for divine awareness to banish loneliness and fear through Christ’s guidance and blessing.
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Jesus
Paul Anka the Size of a Mushroom a Star Emerges
Canadian teen idol Paul Anka, age 20, earns over a million dollars yearly and lives with family in Tenafly New Jersey. He discusses youth in show business, his goals, and his image, noting his writing of songs for others including The Longest Day theme and his rise from nightclubs to international fame.
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Paul Anka
Tenafly
N. J
Anka
Cary Grant
Sinatra
Bean
Bin
Darryl Zanuck
Europe
Spain
Japan
Rio
45Th Street
Anka Jong
New York
Russia
Jesse Owens
U.S
London
Farrier
Mike Forrest
Adamas
O. Henry
Munich College of Physicians
England
William Gibson
Anne Bancroft
Midwest
America
Earth
Joseph Lalande
Wright Brothers
Mark Twain
Typographical Union Supports Strike Over Union Label Demands
George L. Williams reports Local 570 of the International Typographical Union maintains picket lines at the Kansas Color Press after a tentative agreement broke over management’s demand for absolute control of the Allied Printing Trades Label. The union frowns on using the label to force contract terms beyond wages hours and conditions.
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International Typographical Union
Kansas Color
Lawrence
Kansas Color Press
Color Press
Allied Printing Trades
Local 570
Allied
NLRB
Veterans of Foreign Wars
National Bulletin
the Eagles
Mrs. Eagle
American Junior Red Cross News
George L. Williams
Frozen arm and esophageal varices guidance by Dr Molner
The column explains a frozen arm results from infection injury or scar tissue and may require early joint movement to prevent stiffness. It covers esophageal varices from liver disease, urges total abstinence from alcohol, and notes moderate chocolate milk and peroxide use with practical cautions for each reader query.
Lyons Den: Warren Son Switches to Democratic Party
Earl Warren Jr told California friends he enrolled with the Democratic Party, seeking his father's view who said politics are not his business. The Chief Justice advised him to feel comfortable in his politics. The column rounds up varied political and cultural notes including Benny Goodman, Byron Janis, Mrs. Kennedy, Clem McCarthy, Red Skelton, Allen and Rossi, Vincent Price, Pepe Romero, and Irwin Shaw.
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Earl Warren Jr
California
Felix Frankfurter
Harlan
Benny Goodman
Byron Janis
Moscow
Robert F. Kennedy
Bucks County
James Michener
Congress
Clem McCarthy
Citation
McCarthy
Carthy
Red Skelton
Allen and Rossi
Plaza
William Saroyan
Paul Gallico
Vincent Price
Poe
Pepe Romero
New York
Mexico City
Richman
Irwin Shaw
Brooklyn College
Catch Up To Russia and Other Irreverent Snippets by Hal Boyle
A pastiche column lists light anecdotes and trivia from pop culture and history. It riffs on progress and folly with quips about Russia, famous figures, fashion, aviation, literature, and daily life.
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Old Home Town
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Lana Turner
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Paris
Joseph Molner
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Dr. Mother
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Lyons den
Earl Warren
Son
Leonard Lyons
Hal Boyle
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