Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and dates 1959
Lawrence Daily Journal World from June 18, 1959 lists staff including Dolph Simons editor and publisher and Ernest Pontius managing editor. It notes circulation rates 30 cents weekly in Lawrence and yearly mail rates for Douglas counties and elsewhere. It shows 1959 publication details and post office and Associated Press membership.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph Simons Jr
Bill Mayet
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Ww. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kas
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Preas
All-Negro Schools and the Path to Integration
The article notes Negro leaders favor maintaining all Negro schools like Fisk and Tuskegee to speed integration. Samuel D. Proctor warns against rapid disintegration of these institutions and urges continued support, stressing education as a tool to counter prejudice and foster strong, qualified Black graduates for the South and the nation.
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Tuskegee Institute
United Negro College
Indianapolis
Ind
Samuel D. Proctor
Fisk
Tuskegee
Proctor
South
Lincoln Creates Scenic Downtown Walkway Project
Lincoln Nebraska closes blocks of its downtown to traffic and opens a scenic walkway praised by merchants and shoppers. Visitors say it makes shopping more pleasant and leisurely with nearby parking arrangements. Other cities like Omaha Fort Worth and Kansas City study similar plaza style reforms and monorail links to fringe parking.
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Lincoln
Neb
America
Omaha
Fort Worth
Kansas City
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence Business
Make Your Kids Good Drivers by Sam Levenson
Sam Levenson argues for strict parental guidance in teen driving with a 10 point code. He urges modeling safe habits, supervised practice, age based milestones, curfews, car upkeep, and eventual suspension of privileges for careless behavior. Public figures echo these cautions about grades and safety.
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Sam Levenson
This Week
Sam
Dad
Junior
Dick Harp
Water softeners do not boost health but aid washing
Dear Dr Mother explains that drinking softened water offers no health advantage and may raise sodium intake for those on low salt diets. Soft water mainly helps washing by preventing bathtub ring and eases rinsing. For drinking choices, taste or preference, a third faucet is optional.
Health Board to Elect Officers in Friday Meeting
The Kansas Board of Health will meet Friday to elect a president and vice president to fill vacancies from the expiration of terms for Dr. Fred Ogilvie and Richard E. Stone. Also to be considered is the status of executive secretary Dr. Geoffrey Martin after Gov. Docking proposed his firing, which the board declined.
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Topeka
Kansas Board of Health
Fred Ogilvie
Kansas City
Richard E. Stone
Wichita
Ogilvie
Stone
George Docking
Geoffrey Martin
Docking
Martin
Geneva Reveals U S Decline In Global Role
Joseph Alsop argues the Geneva conference exposes a shrinking American and Western position. He notes Khrushchev’s threats and Austria’s price in 1955 as a contrast to today, urges fresh U S ideas to reverse a slide toward an abyss.
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Beria
Georgi Malenkov
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Truman
Potatoes shipped from Kaw Valley to Kansas City market
Old Home Town notes seven carloads of Kaw Valley potatoes were shipped to the Kansas City market today. The first load of Douglas runty wheat arrived, with a yield about 20 bushels per acre and a temperature reaching 127.
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Kansas City
Daily Bible Message and Prayer Exhort Faith in God
Today’s message stresses faith as essential to pleasing God. A closing prayer asks for trust in God as captain of life and strength to meet all situations in accordance with His will through faith in Jesus Name.
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God
Jesus
Hal Boyle at Monte Carlo A Daring Roulette Misadventure
Hal Boyle recounts attempting to break the bank at Monte Carlo with a meager stake. He bets 200 francs on No 29, watched by a crowd of aristocratic bettors, then loses about 2 dollars and strolls away with a wry grin.
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Kansas City
Monte Carlo
Missouri
Sedalia
London
Russia
Tovarich Trotsky
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