Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead 1960 edition
Lawrence Daily Journal World editor and staff details appear for a 1960 issue with publication at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets in Lawrence Kansas. It lists editors publishers and staff, circulation rates, and postal details for local and distant subscribers. The note confirms Tuesday Evening June 14 1960 as the issue date.
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LPR
Simons
C. Simons, Jr
L Mayer
Ack Zimmerman
Pontius
ELLER
the World Seapany
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kas
Douglas
United States
Lawrence &8
Audit Bureau of Circulato
Te Associated
Flag Day 1960 Presents Ike Carrying Banner Through Perilous Route
The piece extols President Eisenhower’s Flag Day 1960 journey to Japan, urging Americans to rally behind the flag and cherish national rights. It traces the flag’s birth in 1777, Betsy Ross’s role, and the addition of Hawaii’s 50th star, ending with a call to reflect on the banner’s meaning.
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Eisenhower
Japan
Congress
Betsy Ross
Needlessly Complex Protocol Sparks Reform Call
Secretary of State Christian Herter urges trimming outdated diplomatic protocols that force host officials into endless appearances. He argues modern visits need practical rules to let leaders focus on core duties. Newsmen and many Americans favor a simpler code aligned with current conditions.
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Christian Herter
Herter
Prince Philip Impresses Crowds As World Trade Exposition Ambassador
Fine Ambassador England would be hard pressed to find a man who represents it as well as Prince Philip. He wowed them in the East at the opening of a big world trade exposition. The charming prince displays a suave demeanor and a distinctly practical, no fuss style that endears him to Commoners and royalty alike. His pre marriage history is colorful and impressive, suggesting what he could do if more active. The prince is made to order for England and remains popular both abroad and at home.
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England
Prince Philip
East
Philip
New York
Noth
Parking ticket ordeal prompts letters to editor in Lawrence
Mrs. William F. Guntert writes from 716 N 3rd St about her husband Bill Guntert’s June 11 1960 pickup by Lawrence Police for old August 1959 parking tickets tied to a 1954 Dodge. She calls for mailed notices and denounces the harassment and tolls on daily life.
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Lawrence
Kan
Douglas County
Bill Guntert
Safe long term use of appetite suppressants advised
Doctor notes that prescription weight loss pills can be safe when paired with a low calorie diet and regular medical checkups. Overuse risks exist, so patients should monitor for signs of harm and not rely on drugs alone. Exercise and proper eating remain essential.
Doctors and Doomsday Dash of a High‑Striver
A satirical tale follows a hard driven man who fears heart danger from work and fat living. He stop hard pace after two doctors caution changes, but reverts to lifestyle amid mock warnings. A second piece notes income linked life expectancy and then the cycle repeats.
Rockefeller speech reshapes Nixon aid and hurt in GOP fray
Washington report details how Governor Rockefeller splits his staff over voicing opinions on the Fishroe r administration and the Nixon clash. The immediate boost to Nixon is offset by long term damage as Rockefeller attacks Eisenhower policies while shaping Democratic lines for 1960.
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Washington
Gov. Rockefeller
Nixon
Rockefeller
Fishhower
Old Home Town Residents Attend Annual Picnic
Residents of the 800 block on Missouri held their annual picnic at Mr and Mrs Jack Richards home. Marilyn Moss from ElDorado was elected president of Girls State at KU. A note lists various social events and honors across towns including Prohibition host Frank Stahl and retired Dean Olin Templin. An old German U boat is displayed in Chicago harbor.
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Missouri
Jack Richards
Marilyn Moss
Gale Moss
ElDorado
Girls State
Douglas County
George Starkey
Ruth Martin
Thornton Hemphill
George Hulteen
Robert Reese
Ida Conboy
American Legion Auxiliary
Chicago
Samuel Insull
Jimmy Braddock
Max Baer
Burlingame
Frank Stahl
Olin Templin
Templin
Helen Hungerford
Alice
Elizabeth Sherbon
George Kirchhoff Jr
Alegros Club
Lawrence
Today’s Bible Message Monday Message
Verse Psalm 16:11 speaks of life in God’s presence and lasting joy. The brief prayer asks for surrender guidance faith and steadfast love through Christ.
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Christ
Joan Crawford’s hasty wedding clocks headlines and rumors
A social column recounts Joan Crawford’s abrupt marriage to Phil Terry amid anecdotes about her stage life, ex-husband Franchot Tone, and observers. It notes Kim Novak’s hospitalization recovery, Dag Hammarskjold’s pet monkey, and other Hollywood chatter from the era, including Capra, Wouk, and Nesbitt anecdotes.
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Leon
Joan Crawford
Franchot Tone
Miss Crawford
Phil Terry
Kim Novak
Aly Khan
E. 61St
Dag Hammarskjold
Somaliland
Herman Wouk
Virgin Islands
Fire Island
Actors Equity
Frank Capra
Runyon
May Robson
Miss Robson
Capra
Why Do Women Try to Marry Hal Boyle
A New York column questions why women seek marriage, arguing it often ruinously changes independence and daily life. It contrasts pre and post marriage states, noting loss of vitality, finances, cooking, work drive, and social ease, ending with the puzzle of why pursue matrimony despite the costs.
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