Lawrence Daily Journal World profile and publication details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World newspaper notes its editors and staff, authorship history, and publication details. It lists Dolph C. Simons Jr as editor, Bill Mayer as associate publisher, Jack Zimmerman as managing editor, Ernest Pontius as news editor, and Leo Huer as advertising manager. Established in 1854 by W. C. Simons, the paper is printed daily except Sundays from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets in Lawrence Kansas. It provides subscription rates for local and distant readers and notes its ABAC and AP memberships. The edition date is Monday Evening June 18, 1962.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman Ween
Ernest Pontius
Leo Huer
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Douglas
Soviet Crime and the Perceived Capitalist Taint
The piece argues Soviet crime statistics are secret and framed as survivals of capitalism. It notes harsher laws, including death penalties for bribery and attacks on police, implying crime rises as capitalism supposedly wanes while criticizing Soviet focus on the free world over domestic reform.
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Russia
Soviet Union
Brandt demands price for East German aid deal
Mayor Willy Brandt links 600 million in EEC aid to Berlin Wall demolition and relaxed travel between East and West Germany. He argues aid should come with conditions, citing Moscow and past lessons from Yugoslavia as motivation for the US to follow suit. He questions when such leverage might be used for profit.
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Willy Brandt
European Economic Community
Common Market
East Germany
Brandt
Walter Ulbricht
Berlin Wall
West Germany
Moscow
Ulbricht and Co
United States
Yugoslavia
The Little Fellow and the Tax Burden
A tax expert notes that seizing all income over 25000 would fund the federal government for under three days while taking all income over 10000 would fund it for about 1814 days. He argues the public but especially the average man pays little attention to government spending despite bearing the costs. The piece warns the middle class may lose influence before acting.
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Uncle Sam
U.S
Wise words and quiet men in a Texas tale
A reflection on reputation and change amid the ouster of U S Agriculture official James T Ralph for ties to Billie Sol Estes. The piece cites Ralph praising Estes as virtuous, recalling wartime wisdom from a sergeant about caution in judging character.
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the Inquirer
James T. Ralph
U.S. Agriculture Department
Texas
Billie Sol Estes
Ralph
Estes
If a man doesn’t smoke or swear stay away from him
The quotation profiles a cautious man and recalls that even hero John Glenn sometimes uses profanity and smokes cigars. Veteran observers note more truth than fiction in the anecdote about Estes and the general warning to avoid such a person.
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Estes
John Glenn
1962 and 1958 In Politics by Joseph Alsop
Washington columnist Joseph Alsop argues the political impact of the 1958 and current economy mirrors past fear in Washington. He notes Nixon’s tax-cut push, Democratic anxieties, and the White House plan to couple sizable tax cuts with loophole closing to bolster voter support. He predicts the President will choose policy based on a cool assessment of the economy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Heaven and Earth
Treasury Department
White House
Nixon
U. S
Sen
Kerr
Senate
Sen. Kerr
Pompeii
Herculaneum
Vesuvius
Sen. Humphrey
Douglas County Wheat Tests and Local Happenings Highlight 1952
Roy Hoskinson of Vinland presented the first load of 1952 Douglas County wheat to Baldwin elevator testing 61 pounds with 1344 percent moisture. The Recreation Commission ran a park game awarding prizes. 30 pounds of broken glass were collected. At KU 15 states attended a music camp among 330 students. Rain and hail damaged crops nearby. Crescent Road near Chi Omega house opened with 55 percent WPA funding. Dean Fred Moreau joined KU Law School. Dr. William L. Burdick retires after 39 years on faculty. In 1922 Douglas County population rose to 25 574. Frank Guffin’s taxi was in a collision with Eldon Rynerson. Queen Marie of Romania planned match for daughter with King Alexander of Yugoslavia. a scheme to install the young couple on the Russian throne.
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Roy Hoskinson
Vinland
Douglas County
Baldwin
Recreation Commission
Crescent Road
Chi Omega House
WPA
Fred Moreau
Ku* Law School
Columbia University Law School
Lawrence
William L. Burdick
Frank Guffin
Guffin
Eldon Rynerson
Marie
Romania
Alexander
Jugoslavia
Daily Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
Today’s Bible message proclaims God as refuge and strength and a present help in trouble. A short prayer asks mercy for unbelief and reassurance of faith, asking grace to accept the staying and saving power of Jesus.
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God
Jesus
Protecting the game in Mozambique region safari diary
Robert Ruark writes from Portguese East Africa about Mozambican game protection in the Save River area. He praises Safarilandia, noting strict laws, ethical hunting limits, and the collaboration with government to preserve wildlife while allowing selective trophies such as kudu and sable.
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Robert Ruark
Mozambique
Save River
Bushback
India
Mocambique
Safarilandia
Kenya
Tanganyika
North Carolina
Visceroptosis and Diet Help for Dropping Organs
Visceroptosis or dropping of abdominal organs stems from weak connective tissues and occurs often in thin people. A fitted girdle, weight gain, and a high bulk diet with laxative fruits can provide support. surgery is rarely successful.
Eisenhower to Europe for extended stay in Scotland
Gen. and Mrs. Eisenhower plan their first post White House trip to Europe visiting Paris London Dublin with most time at Clurean Castle in Scotland, a National Trust property long linked to wartime gratitude and a 16 room flat provided for Ike for life after the war.
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Eisenhower
Europe
White House
Paris
London
Dublin
Scotland
Clurean Castle
National Trust
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Lawrence, Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
The
Associated Press
Joseph Alsop
California
Pat Brown
Old Home Town
East Africa
Garden of Eden
Africa
Ing Field
Hemingway
Ruark
Joseph Molner
Dr. Mother
E. L
Lyons den
Ike
Mamie
Leonard Lyons
Gina Lollobrigida
Joe Levine
Italy
Big Pine Key
Fla
Ted Kennedy
U. S. Senate
Massachusetts
Mort Sahl
Basin St. East
Ted
Shelley Winters
Marilyn Monroe
Dean Martin
Miss Monroe
Marilyn
Sinatra
William Saroyan
San Francisco
Carl Sandburg
Susan Stein
Dakota Apartments
Israel
Michael Comay
U. N
Comay
Gertrude Berg
Lauren Bacall
Jason Robards Jr
William Marchant
John Kenneth Galbraith
Arthur Schlesinger
Anthony ‘Perkins
New York
Madrid
Orson Welles
Kafka
New Actors Studio Theater
Jennifer Jones
Tony Franciosa
Eve Marie Saint
Clifford Odets
Maureen Stapleton
Franco Corelli
la Scala
Maria Callas
Renata Tebaldi
Marlene Dietrich
Hal Boyle
Sue Lyon
Sue
Miss Lyon
Lolita
Naievete
Tallulah Bankhead
Jacqueline Kennedy
Marlon Brando
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Interlandi
Tellerid
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