Lawrence Daily Journal World front masthead 1962
The record shows the June 19 1962 Tuesday evening issue of the Lawrence Daily Journal World with staff roles editor Dolph C Simons Jr associate publisher Bel Mayer managing editor Jack Zimmerman news editor Ernest Pontius advertising manager Leo Eller and business manager, published by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with postal details and circulation rates.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
BEL Mayer Au
Ceccon Secreessaseens
Jack Zimmerman Mentees
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W Co. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Lawrence &Ugents
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Park Improvements by City and Recreation Commissions
The City Commission and the Recreation Commission relocate the South Park baseball diamond upgrade lighting and widen North Park to improve parking. The project aims to maintain better facilities and foster civic pride as Lawrence seeks more park spaces and continued progress.
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City Commission
Recreation Commission
South Park
North Park
Lawrence
Keeping Cool With Summer Weather Advice
The article urges Kansas readers to enjoy favorable weather while offering 12 cooling tips drawn from private research and Army tests. It covers clothing, bathing, diet, hydration, air circulation, fans, shade, color psychology, and sun protection to stay comfortable in heat.
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Kansas
U.S. Army
A Twist For Social Order
London reporter notes rapid changes in youth behavior among English upper classes. Teens mature early, while mothers lament shifting social norms. Coming-out parties, independence, and teenage spending rise as university students marry younger and politics wane amid television’s influence.
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London
Jeremy
Penelope
Penelopes
Jeremys
Prince Philip sounds warning on wildlife loss and thrill killing
Prince Philip urged in a speech promoting wildlife preservation that humans act in self interest, citing about 200 species extinct due to thrill killing. He warned the bald eagle face vanishing as killing from light aircraft grows as a new sport.
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England
Prince Philip
United States
Consistency in wildlife saving urged through Prince Philip
The text argues animals kill mainly for survival and nature restores balance. It stresses educating humans about conservation to prevent needless wildlife slaughter and suggests Prince Philip could help promote consistent preservation efforts.
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Prince Philip
Old Home Town Notes Through the Years
Brief milestones from 1952 1937 and 1922 include Delbert Mathia as chef de train of the 40 and 8, elections for Richard Treece Oren Davis and Clarence Bliesner, birth of Sara Ann Starry College Queen of America, and 25-year GE positions for Kester and Russell. The Lawrence Woman's Club sought tax exemption for its clubhouse, and Boy Scout attendees joined a Jamboree in Washington. Kansas Electric Power Co. won a 25-year franchise with a city, street lighting and water pumping contracts renewed, with Herbert Philbrook addressing the Chamber of Commerce.
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Delbert Mathia
Richard Treece
Oren Davis
Clarence Bliesner
Clayton Krehbiel
Sara Ann Starry
Kansas City
College Queen of America
William Kester
Robert Russell
Schenectady
N. Y
General Electric Co
Lawrence Woman’s Club
Jim Mott
James Boyce
Jay Collins
Haven Glassmire
Spencer Bayles
Kenneth Keene
Don McDonald
Jerry Correa
Ed Bodin
Reed Whetstone
Washington, D. C
Kansas Electric Power Co
City Commission
Herbert Philbrook
Sheldon School
Chicago
Chamber of Commerce
van Bruner
Lift up your eyes to behold the Creator in prayer
A devotional note invites readers to lift eyes above daily vexations and recognize God’s sovereignty. It offers a brief prayer asking for awareness of divine power and love in Christ, ending with amen.
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Christ
Being a Dad Tougher Than It Looks for Two Boys
The piece humorously outlines a father’s after work and summer routine juggling two active sons. From croquet and baseball practice to piano lessons and paper routes the dad endures rounds of activity and minor injuries. He embraces the taxing duties and the rewards of parenthood.
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Menninger
Paderewski
Number Two
McDonald
Letters to the Journal World on research and teaching balance
A reader partially agrees with Prof. Menton that research boosts teaching but disputes claims that graduate students guarantee strong undergrad instruction. The letter warns of conflicts between teaching duties and grad work and notes student tuition protests over perceived instructional quality. It urges public accountability for university operations.
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Menton
Eastern University
Vaginal Repair and Childbirth Risks in Modern Medicine
Dr Molner explains vaginal repair surgery for pelvic support after childbirth. He describes cystocele and rectocele causing urinary and bowel issues and notes historical danger of childbirth versus today’s sterility, drugs, and advances improving mortality rates.
Vaginal repair viewed as routine health surgery
The essay argues that vaginal repair, though a minor routine procedure, is safe and beneficial when medically indicated. It stresses early pregnancy care, warns against unnecessary surgery, and notes general surgeons and gynecologists perform these operations to enhance health and comfort.
Zanuck plans Rome trip to finish Cleopatra work
Darryl Zanuck, NY last week with Spyros Skouras, finished The Longest Day and will fly to Rome to help wrap Cleopatra at 20th Century Fox. He seeks to curb Juliette Greco kiss and tell reports by legal action to limit reprint rights.
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Zanuck
Juliette Greco
Darryl Zanuck
New York
Spyros Skouras
20Th Century-Fox
Rome
Pleasing the boss still matters in workplace
Hal Boyle notes that keeping the boss happy remains key to job security and that most firings stem from poor employer relations rather than performance. He quotes amusing facts on politeness costs, baldness triggers, and the FBI fingerprint record, ending with Shaw on holidays.
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New York
Cleveland
Ohio
Edmund Burke
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