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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1960
Page
2
The item lists the Lawrence Journal-World staff and office details including editors and managers. It notes ownership by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas, with circulation rates for local and distant subscribers and a 1960 Friday evening date. It confirms postal classification and press associations affiliated with the paper.
After a decisive city election jolting optimism, Kansas City faces a building industry strike, polluted rivers, a faltering 1960 Census count, alleged Mafia influence in the Democratic primary, and a mood of worsening public image. Officials warn of long-term damage while urging decisive reform and unity.
New York writer meets Dan Petrie and Norman Jewison, young TV directors shaping the form. Jewison, 32, moved from Canada and directed major shows like the Fabulous Fifties and the Andy Williams musical program. He argues drama demands a writer’s word, while variety requires a strong point of view and skilled booking, citing the Ed Sullivan Show as a rare exception.
Washington reports show House Labor Committee tentatively approves a minimum wage increase to 1.25 dollars an hour and broader coverage, boosting 4,105,000 workers. Industry expects more automated sales, with machines replacing cashiers in stores and hotels. Departments stores may eventually run operations on automated sales staff.
The piece notes wage hikes push employers to replace workers with machines, including vending units across many fields. It weighs the benefits of machine efficiency against drawbacks like vacations health coverage overtime and salary talks, while suggesting machines are being coaxed into greater use.
Miss Mary Elizabeth McNalley married Charles Medlock in a Minnepolis ceremony. Midwest Music Camp draws 200 high school students from 18 states. W. C. Simons steps down after 23 years as Hospital Board member. Lawrence hosts housewarming for Mr and Mrs Lawrence Woodruff. Girl Scouts Day Camp opens at George Maffet residence with archery riding and crafts. Mrs Margaret Garvin marks 96th birthday amid visitors. she moved to Lawrence in 1997. Harry B. Smith elected Lawrence school superintendent on a two year, 3800 dollar contract with KU teaching option. KU summer session closes with 791 enrolled. Gov Allen approves harvest parole for convicts. Rosedale approves purchase of site for new medical school with bonds of 35000 and total cost about 200000.
Stephen full of faith did great wonders among the people. Prayer thanks God for life family and friends and asks joy and glory to the Lord and Savior. Ames.
Lawrence Recreation Commission thanks volunteers who staffed the Lawrence and Kansas Junior Olympics. Over 1,500 boys and girls competed across four meets, with special appreciation for those who stayed through heavy rain on Thursday. Wayne Bly, Director Kansas Junior Olympics.
Dear Dr Mother answers on margarine and artery risk noting margarine and butter share saturated fats and that a higher unsaturated fat margarine is available though costly. It states margarine can be safely used by ulcer patients. It also addresses tobacco chewing contributing nicotine with similar effects to smoking.
Local essay humorously describes suburban birdlife seen from a yard in a light, affectionate voice. It catalogs common birds and a satirical “Night-Crying Back Yard Kiddie Kaller” family of birds with quirky sub species names. The piece contrasts city heat with quieter suburban nature watching.
In a Grousing column Robert Ruark argues for harsher measures against Japanese postwar activists led by Onda and Sohyo critics of the U S Japan security treaty. He mocks demonstrators and suggests martial law and police action to suppress anti Ike demonstrations while condemning Japanese leadership.
Rosalind Russell returns to New York to film the Broadway adaptation of Five Finger Exercise while awaiting the outcome of an income tax dispute. The star, who maintains a Hollywood home, had deductions questioned for living expenses during five years of New York stage work. She paid the tax and appealed for a refund plus 6 percent interest.
Hal Boyle argues husbands gain longevity and security from marriage while noting comic consequences. Frances Boyle frames the piece with a counterpoint about wives after marriage, concluding that younger husbands may feel married life lasts longer.
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