Lawrence Daily Journal World header and listing
The Lawrence Daily Journal World issue from Monday Evening June 13 1960 shows staff roles including associate publisher editor and advertising manager. It lists pricing for subscriptions by carrier within Lawrence Douglas County and by mail elsewhere and notes postal classification and Associated Press membership.
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G& Simona
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kas
Mouglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Cheviatene
Associated Premier
Lawrence Grooms Two Young City Planners as Managers
City Leadership Lawrence placed two rising planners in head manager roles. Jerry M. Smith will lead Parsons starting July, following Robert Kipp in Vandalia last year. Both are KU City Manager School graduates under Harold Horn, signaling strong Midwest confidence in Lawrence's program and its trained leaders.
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Lawrence
Robert Kipp
Vandalia
Ohio
Jerry M. Smith
Parsons
Kan
Smith
Harold Horn
Kansas University City Manager School
Horn
Midwest
Kipp
Oklahoma City
Salute to Dairying Week in Douglas County County
Douglas County observes Dairy Month with events highlighting the dairy industry. Nationally dairying is a major agricultural enterprise with over a million dairy farms and annual dairy goods spending near ten billion dollars. Eastern Kansas ranks high in Midwest dairy and Douglas County plays a key role in this tradition.
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Douglas County
America
Alaska
Kansas
Midwest
Kennedy Stevenson rumored mutual bid for Democratic nomination
Chicago Tribune reports a rumor of a mutual benefit plan between Sen. John Kennedy and Adlai Stevenson for the July Democratic convention in Los Angeles. Kennedy would seek the nomination early, with Stevenson backing him, and if Kennedy fails, he would switch to Stevenson. The rumor is unconfirmed and worth watching.
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Chicago Tribune
The
Tribune
Sen
John Kennedy
Adlai Stevenson
Los Angeles
Sen. Kennedy
Stevenson
Kennedy
Adlai
Neat Job Seekers and the Image in Hiring
The piece argues applicants should present themselves neatly as appearance matters in job hunts. It notes wildcatter job seekers might dress casually but still should show effort, urging both men and women to avoid rumpled clothes and unkempt hair to improve chances.
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Ea Wildcatter
Letters on Ruark piece and Christian ideals debated
A reader challenges Ruark's death penalty views citing Matthew 5 38 48 while praising Christian progress. The letter praises Roosevelt Raceway horse Jamin defending the Intl Trot Aug 20 and notes Jamin’s national fame in France alongside Brigitte Bardot.
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Jamin
Roosevelt Raceway
France
Brigitte Bardot
Insect Invasion Dilemma and Liver Health Q&A
An advice column discusses identifying insects disturbing a reader's home, suggesting to trap specimens for health department or pest control. It also answers a letter about a husband with cirrhosis, stating permanent treatment is likely and drinking should be avoided. The piece covers practical steps and prognosis.
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C.E
Health Department
Ruark Likes Patterson In Big Fight
Nairobi dispatch notes Robert C. Ruark predicting Floyd Patterson will face Ingemar Johansson on June 20. He recalls paying odds on Louis Schmeling and Joe Barrow in the 1930s, and foresees white supremacy challenged as Patterson meets Johansson in a Kenya setting with Congo currency bets and warlike mood implied.
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Ruark
Patterson
Nairobi
Congo
Floyd Patterson
Ingemar Johannsen
Floyd
Joseph Louis Barrow
Louis
Mr. Schmeling
Norfolk
Hamburg
Schmeling
Joe
Jack Blackburn
Mr. Johannsen
Brother Patterson
Brother Louis
Herr Schmeling
Africa
Ingemar
Monterrey Little League Stars Featured In How Tall Is a Giant
The NBC telefilm profiles the 1957 Monterrey Little League World Championship team. It follows fourteen impoverished boys led by coach Cesar Faz and manager Harold Haskins, detailing their hardships, visas, and journey to the United States for the tournament. Angel Macias shines as the star, with real-life poverty and perseverance shaping the moving, human interest portrait.
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Oscar Wilde
NBC
Monterrey
Mexico
Cesar Faz
United States
Harold ‘Lucky’ Haskins
George P. Werker
Angel Macias
Macias
Texas
America
City to buy 6th and N streets property for trafficway
City Council voted to acquire the Lawrence Paper Co. site at 6th and N streets for the Sixth Street trafficway. Test wells for oil will be drilled on the Hemphill farm north of Lawrence. Miss Flora Shanklin married Prof. A J Boynton, KU economics head. Raymond Pine is the farm personality of the week.
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6Th and
N. H. Sts
Lawrence Paper Co
Raymond Pine
University High School
Albert N. Lemoine Jr
KU Department of Opthalmology
Chicago
Warren G. Harding
Wood
TODAY'S BIBLE MESSAGE FOLLOWING JESUS AT LANDING
A devotional note cites Luke 5 11 about leaving boats to follow Jesus and includes a prayer thanking God for joy in His presence and guidance. The text quotes Psalms and a prayer attributed to Jesus guiding believers to live obediently.
The Lyons Den Theater Strike and Broadway Tensions
Broadway producers and Equity negotiate amid a seven week strike highlighting star billing and six month contracts. Herman Shumlin and David Merrick clash while Milton Berle and Gypsy Rose Lee weigh in with anecdotes from off Broadway and a party discussion.
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Ly Leons
Herman Shumlin
Equity
David Merrick
Merrick
Hal Boyle Monday Potpourri
New York AP column highlights quirky facts and aging myths. It notes Americans over 65 largely live on meager incomes, Spain's famed bullfighters earn big sums, and riskier travel once affected life insurance. It cites Mozart, Talmud wisdom, drunk driving danger, and long life expectancies in the Netherlands. It also mentions Turkish soldiers and early marriage laws in Florida.
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Oscar Wilde
Netherlands
Florida
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C. Simons, Jr
Ili. Mayer
Tee
Jack Zimmer
City Leadership
Romeo
Journal-World
Christ
Joseph C. Molner
M.D
A.Z
Robby
Robert C. Ruark
Sundance
Savannah
Bremen
Wilhelmshaven
Max Schmeling
Mr. Barrow
Reichsmarks
Little League
By Marie Torre
New York Herald Tribune
Old Home Town
Justin Hill
Douglas
Mich
Corinne High
Lincoln
Alvin Walters
U.S. Senate
Huey Long
NRA
Lyons den
Ethel Merman
Jackie Gleason
Milton Berle
Morosco
Merman
Mary Martin
Ralph Bellamy
Frank Maxwell
Hollywood
Burton Zorn
Paddy Chayefsky
Lyons
Chayefsky
Gypsy Rose Lee
Gypsy
Magda
Robert Taplinger
Ruby Foo’s
Taplinger
James Michener
Alfred Katz
Saigon
Katz
Michener
Actors Equity
N.Y
Producers’ Organization
Russel Crouse
Crouse
Bellamy
Hal Boyle
New York
Spain
U. S
Dominguin
Ordonez
Mississippi
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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