Lawrence Journal World staff and publication details
Lawrence Journal World edition dated Thursday June 19 1958 lists editor Dolph Simons Jr associate and managing editors with staff roles and business team. It notes publication at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with pricing and mailing options for subscriptions in various regions.
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Dolph
Simons Jr
Bill Mater
Fontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
The
Word Company
Sixth
New Hamarn Streets
Lawrence
Kansas
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Self-Made Slumps in Chicago and Lawrence Stores
Reporters surveyed Chicago and Lawrence merchants to judge customer response amid recession. Findings show weak sales enthusiasm, with some clerks uninformed or unfriendly, while a proactive, courteous clerk earned a sale and a positive impression. Businesses warned that improvements hinge on personnel effort and better customer relations.
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Chicago
Big Seven Survival Rules Emphasized by Red Cross
The Red Cross promotes seven summer safety rules for swimmers boaters and fishers. Key tips include sticking with your boat to stay safe, practicing underwater undressing to prevent bulk hindrance, using wet clothes to aid buoyancy, and boots or hip boots to help float. Emphasizes sizing up situations and practicing rescue techniques for practical calm action.
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The
Red Cross
Rafe Trujillo Draws Attention With Hollywood Ties
The Dominican heir Rafe Trujillo returns via Hollywood with Zsa Zsa Gabor hosting a yacht party. Columnist notes his notorious playboy image, predicts a culture clash as he leads the armed forces toward a lifestyle of nightlife and cigars, and jokes about potential international consequences.
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Rafe
Dominican Trujillos
Command and General Staff College
Ft. Leavenworth
Caribbean
Leavenworth
Hollywood
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Trujillo
Zsa
Capper
Combined Chiefs of Staff
Air Force
Dominican Republic
Adams and Goldfine in tax and hotel bill controversy
Washington reports on Sherman Adams tied to Bernard Goldfine in a House subcommittee inquiry. Questions center on whether Goldfine paid Adams hotel bills as a friend or as a business expense and whether Adams supplied FTC information in return. Adams defends himself, Eisenhower supports him, and the outcome hinges on possible tax implications and official misconduct.
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Washington
Sherman Adams
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Goldfine
Adams
Eisenhower
House
Adams-Goldfine
Subcommittee
Hellboy
New York
Plymouth
Mass
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Robert Lishman
Internal Revenue Service
Congressional
Congress
Adams- Goldfine
Writers Try To Get Humor In Maverick
New York AP writer James G notes the Maverick scripters tap a rich humor vein making the series stronger. He contrasts historians who view post Civil War frontier life as grim with Westerns that embraced lighter tempers and practical jokes. Roy Huggins backs the approach.
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Maverick
James Gs
New York
Tom Mix
Bill Hart
Hoot Gibson
Roy Huggins
Bret
Jack Kelly
Huggins
Maverick series writer sketches adult Western humor
Phi Beta Kappa writer explains Maverick approach for a new fall series on ABC. He discusses casting, tone, and a suggested episode titled The Day They Hanged Bret Maverick, noting the plot tease and humor in a scene where Maverick cheats at solitaire in a moldy cell.
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Phi Beta Kappa
Maverick
Bret Maverick
ABC
Douglas Heyes
Screenwriter Nash Confesses Over Porgy and Bess Link
Richard Nash, author of Teefer, finished the Porgy and Bess screenplay when Sam Goldwyn learned Nash’s son Christopher won last year’s Goldwyn Creative Writing Award. Nash said his son asked him not to mention it so Goldwyn wouldn’t think the job came from the award.
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Richard Nash
Teeer
Fini
Porgy and
Bess
Sam Goldwyn
Nash
Christopher
Goldwyn
Future's Break For Rebels in Lebanon Castle
SEPH ALSOP reports from Mukhtare, a hill castle serving as a rebel outpost. Kamal Jumblatt's Druse chiefs oversee a force of roughly 2,000 with Syrian and Lebanese units, while Gen Shukair and Ali Hayari survey from the courtyard. The revolt hinges on Chamoun's fate and Egypt's Nasser aid across feeding centers of power.
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Seph Alsop
Jezzane
Lebanon
Mukhtare
Mukhtars
Cairo
Kamal Jumblatt
Drunes
Camille Chamoun
Chamoun
Jumblatt
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Shaykh
Shukair
Gen. Shukair
Ali Hayari
Hussein
Add Jed
Beirut Basta
Saeb Salam
Rashid Karami
Tripoli
Nasser
Old Home Town Notes and Local Happenings
Local notes detail births and names Lorraine Blaylock and Norman Edward Jr, wheat deliveries to the town elevator, traffic counts at Eighth and Tenth Streets, and a busy Republican primary filing. Historical snippets cover events from 25 and 9 years ago, including civic hires, marriages, militia action in Georgia, and War Savings Stamps campaigns with Kaw Beach activities and community events.
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Jack Blaylock
Haskell
Lorraine
Norman Walker
Tonganade
Norman Edward Jr
Fred Gray
Lone Star
Massachusetts
Bert Rogers
Buddy" Rogers
Olathe
Arey
the Mirror
Avis Keene Rhodes
Frank Rhode
Salina
Martin Jost
Henry Jost
Lawrence
Georgia
Albuquerque
N. M
Kansas City
Tennessee Street
Graeber
Ife
Verse From Jeremiah Declares Divine Guidance
A devotional verse from Jeremiah 21 5 emphasizes God’s plan for restoring Judah and guiding His people. The line urges steadfast faith and future prosperity under divine supervision.
Loren Pajamas Return and Desert Dreams
Sophia Loren visits New York to scout locations for That Kind of Woman directed by Sidney Lumet. The memoir recalls Libyan desert filming, Loren’s playful phone talk, a pajama return promise, and encounters with Frank Sinatra, the Foreign Legion, and Laurence Olivier.
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Sophia Loren
N. Y
Sidney Lumet
Jeffrey
Madrid
Loren
Spain
Frank Sinatra
Sinatra
Miss Loren
London
Gaddames
Libyan
Tripoli
America
Acytresa
Vittorio de Sica
Lyons
Foreign Legionnaires
Russia
Mias Loren
Manhattan
Time Magazine
Hohenlohe
Honechild Wilder
Somaliland
Lybyan
Laurence Olivier
Majesty's Regiment
High School of Commerce
New York
Face of Sophia Loren Is a Living Flame
New York AP report paints Sophia Loren as a vibrant, instinctive actress whose unlifted yet unfrozen face radiates life. Boyle contrasts eternal American ideal with Loren’s warm, alive presence, noting her lack of formal lessons and her passion for acting as pure pleasure.
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Hal Boyle
Sophia
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Hoy
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Leona
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