Lawrence Daily Journal World Masthead June 20 1960
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists editors and publishers led by Editor W C Simons and Dolph Simons. It notes publication details from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets in Lawrence Kansas with circulation rates for local and distant mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RIL. Mayer
Wack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Stuwesene
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kas
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Dolph Simons
Dolph
Simmons
Kansas Wins NCAA Outdoor Title Under Coach Easton
Kansas, led by Coach Bill Easton and a 10-man squad, captured the NCAA outdoor championship by 13 points over Southern California. Seven Jayhawks qualified for the U S Olympic Trials at Palo Alto, while three others can reach the Trials by placing in Bakersfield.
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Bill Easton
Kansas University
Jayhawks
Southern California
Kansas
U. S
Palo Alto
Calif
Bakersfield
Southern Cal
Easton
Trojans
Cliff Cushman
Charlie Tidwell
Bill Alley
UCLA
Cal
Uclan
Franklin Murphy
Jeyhawks
Benson Proposes Fairer Trial for Agriculture Policy
The Committee for Constitutional Government in New York defends Ezra Taft Benson and calls for cutting high price supports. It argues the farm problem stems from 1938 Act roots, long government storage costs exceed a billion dollars yearly, and old wartime policies persist despite eight years of Benson warnings.
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Committee For Constitutional Government
New York
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
Goldwater Questions Labor Unions’ Political Power
Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater warns Congress has long feared corporate influence and now sees unions mirroring that control. He argues compulsory union dues fund political activity without regard to the payer’s views and accuses lawmakers of failing to address this shift, claiming union leadership wields power at odds with American principles.
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Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Congress
Goldwater
Letter on Lawrence theaters needs more variety and better choices
Edward Schouten of Stillwater writes that Lawrence has only one downtown theater in summer, with a stale lineup of low quality films and frequent re runs. He urges showing better, non repetitive fare and questions why residents must drive to Topeka or Kansas City for decent movies.
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Lawrence
Varsity
Northwest Mounted Police
Granada
Topeka
Kansas City
Hollywood
Stillwater
Edward Schouten Robinson
W. 4Th St
New York
George Washington
Napoleon
Thomas A. Edison
Samuel Johnson
Eisenhower
Stillwater civic leaders visit Lawrence to study progress
A Stillwater Oklahoma group of civic leaders visited Lawrence to study recent progress, noting a long absence from the area and reflecting on connections from the writer who has lived in Lawrence for 14 years after leaving Stillwater. The editorial mentions the Stillwater visit as a worthwhile exchange of ideas.
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Stillwater
Oklahoma
Lawrence
Not contagious cancer patient advised not to sprea d germs
In health column Dr. Molner notes the patient with cancer is not contagious and requires no special precautions. He warns cold germs can spread via coughing and recommends a handkerchief. The note suggests surgical referral for severe bunions if non surgical methods fail.
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G. R
Not Really a Man but a Calamity
Robert C. Ruark argues Eichmann’s punishment cannot fit his crimes and that seeking vengeance is futile. He notes Jews in Kenya and London discuss the capture, trial, and the notion that Eichmann is a symbol of humanity’s potential degradation rather than a traditional criminal.
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Adolf Eichmann
Kenya
London
Eichmann
Hell
Toja
Japan
Germany
England
America
Dachau
Buchenwald
Nixon Facing Huge Task
Sen. John F. Kennedy frames the election issue as America’s weakened world position. The piece traces postwar Soviet initiatives from Berlin to Quemoy and Khrushchev’s missiles, arguing Western reaction times shifted with power balance changes and that Khrushchev’s rhetoric sought to intimidate.
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Nashington
John F. Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
Senate
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Truman
Eisenhower
America
Berlin
Western
Europe
Korea
Louis Johnson
Middle East
Charles Wilson
Quemoy
Nikita S. Khrushchev
West Berlin
U. S
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Old Home Town In Paris Meeting Aims To Pool Resources
Six western European nations discussed pooling steel and oil production in Paris to abolish war from the continent. The report notes this is the last day for political office filings with nine candidates at noon for lieutenant governor, including George Melvin of Lawrence and Fred Hall from western Kansas.
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Paris
Lieutenant Orror
George Melvin
Lawrence
Kansas
Fred Hall
Daily Bible Message and Prayer Invoking Blessings
Psalm 145 2 promises daily praise as a prayer asks for divine guidance and constant awareness of Gods presence. The caller requests the Masters Spirit to accompany every hour of life in Jesus name Amen.
London Royal Reunion Shifts to Bea Lillie Cab Ride
Bea Lillie’s East End Avenue cab ride foils a guess about Prince Philip Duke of Edinburgh as he waits in his Waldorf Towers suite. The meet follows her Edinburgh Festival plans and recalls a Glasgow Liverpool mix up with the royal car. Others noted include Ethel Merman’s daughter’s debut, Hepburn in hospital, and Newbold Morris’s park projects.
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Beatrice Lillie
East End Ave
Waldorf Towers
Philip
N.Y
Prince Philip
Duke of Edinburgh
Miss Lillie
Bobby
Waldorf Suite
Bea Lillie
Edinburgh Festival
Scotland
Glasgow
Queen
Bea
Liverpool
Noel Coward
Sydney
Coward
Billy Rose
National Museum of Israel
Jerusalem
Ethel Merman
Bill Geary
Wayne, Pa
Colorado College
Katharine Hepburn
Hal Boyle Monday Potpourri Well-Boyle-ed
A collection of humorous tidbits and asides from Hal Boyle featuring oddities about famous figures mispellings and quirks. The piece includes jokes about Washington Napoleon Edison and Socrates, with brief notes on doctors politicians and regional legends.
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Daily Journal- World
Mr. K
Letters To the Journal-World
Journal-World
Joseph C. Molner
M. D
Robert C. Ruark
Eicchmann
AUARK
Nixon
Joseph Alsop
Old Home Town
C. B. Russell
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
William McNown
Ben Babb
James Brass
Wesley Brune
Alfred Heck
Emil Heck
J. O. Jones
Fred Lewis
Vernon King George Melvin
E. W. Ousdahl
F. A. Russell
R. B. Stevens
W. R. Stiner
E. E Trueblood
C. E. Birch
The
San Francisco
A. S. Olin
KU School of Education
American Cement Plaster Co
Albert Henley
Beaver C.C
American Cement Co
the Lyons den
Ben Lillie
Prince
Cabbie
Utaemon
Shoiku
Kansaburo
Actors Studio
Ann Bancroft
ED Lyons
Taryeh Friedman
Bertrand Russell
Scopes
Sir Charles Darwin
Newbold Morris
Lillian Hellmans
Boston
Miss Hellman
Harrow
Charles E. Shulman
van Johnson
Switzerland
California
el Morocco
Johnson
Hal Boyle
Oregon
Yuma
Ariz
Charleston
W. Va
Daniel Boone
Phil Ford
Mimi Hines
Socrates
Xanthippe
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Boss
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