Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publication details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World records its staff led by editor Dolph Simons Jr and associates including Jack Zimmerman Ernest Pontius and Bill Mayer. It notes publication daily except Sunday by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets in Lawrence Kansas with rates and mailing info for 1962.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph GC. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Runsmence
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W . Simons
the World Company
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Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Kennedy Yale address sparks fears of expanding government control
The Yale speech prompts critics including Maurice H. Stans to warn Kennedy foreign policy and domestic spending threaten deficits and inflation. Others argue for cautious medical ethics reforms as Dr. Ratner criticizes modern medical schools for overemphasis on research and drug promotion, urging humane patient care and better doctor patient communication.
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Yale
Maurice H. Stans
U.S
Dwight Eisenhower
Stans
Kennedy
Ratner
Medical Philosophy: Does America need a new philosophy of medicine
Dr. Herbert Ratner of Loyola University argues for a reform in how health is viewed and treated in the United States. He critiques the public and professional obsession with medical tech and overuse, noting America’s wealth yet poor overall health and high stress, with many neuroses and lifestyle illnesses. He warns health is defined in material terms and calls for corrective changes.
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Ratner
America
Herbert Ratner
Loyola University of Chicago
Dr. Ratner
United States
Old Home Town highlights from 1952 landmarks
Charles Gort elected Grand Knight of Knights of Columbus. William Martin George Jennings and Major Slough elected to office. Kraft Tractor and Truck Co sold to Harold Wray and Louis Kuhn. Kuhn and Wray sold Chateau Drive In interest to Eddie Gold. Mary McElhiney elected Girls State Governor. Sharon Tripp named state treasurer. Farm tax laws assume farmers are accountants. EU enrollment down 100 to 1,135 in summer session. Topeka area reviewed by Sec. of War and Mrs Woodrings for potential home. De Valera wife bears twins in Ireland. Dorothea Engel to marry Christopher Y. Thomas. Harvest wage in Douglas County set at 3 dollars per day.
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Charles Gort
Knights of Columbus
William Martin
George Jennings
Major Slough
Kraft Tractor and Truck Co
Harold Wray
Louis Kuhn
Kuhn
War
Harry Woodrings
Topeka
Ireland
Eamon de Valera
Dorothea Engel
E. F. Engel
Christopher Y. Thomas
Ft. Madison
Iowa
Frank Thomas
Douglas County
Bible Message: The Comforter and Holy Spirit
A devotional note reflects on John 14 26 promising the Comforter the Holy Ghost as teacher and revealer. Prayer thanks God for sending the Spirit and asks guidance insight and strength through Jesus salvation.
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Heavenly Father
Twist Evolves from Morality to Comedy with Amateurs
The author revises his view of the Twist after watching amateur dancers. He argues professionals use the dance to provoke, while amateurs mainly seek fun and socializing. He likens the contrast to hula done for sensuality versus for guffaws, praising the laughter it brings. He warns petting may decline as Twist popularity rises.
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Abbe Lane
Laurel and Hardy
Letters Editor Responds to Ruark on India
The letter criticizes Robert Ruark for biased views of Hindu culture and caste. It argues for hospitality as central to Hinduism and defends India’s leaders and reformers while warning against antiaid rhetoric and racism, urging continued Western aid and democratic loyalty.
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Mr. Ruark
Ruark
Eisenhower
Mrs. Kennedy
Manu
Republic
Mahatma Ghandi
America
To Your Good Health Dr Molner Advice on Narrow Urinary Stream
Question from Frank S. about a weak urine stream with no pain. Dr Molner suggests urology evaluation to check for enlarged prostate, a common cause. Note adds that non syphilis reactions can yield positive results and may persist after treatment.
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Dr. Mother
Frank S
Truman mocks rumors and calls for elephant skin advice
Lyons surveys postwar politics and social notes with quick sketches of Truman cracking jokes about rumors in Eisenhower’s orbit, a reception scene with Carpenters’ luncheon, and cultural tidbits from Gilbert Miller to JFK’s economic council talks.
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Harry S. Truman
Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Truman
White House
Astronaut Carpenter
Herbert Hoover
Make ours Manhattan a place to raise a child
Hal Boyle argues city life, especially Manhattan, offers rich cultural, educational, and social advantages for children. He details playgrounds, schools, camps, parks, and exposure to arts, citing his own daughter Tracy Ann's nine years in New York as proof. He rejects the suburban stereotype.
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New York
New York City
Tracy Ann
Manhattan
Rockefeller Center
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