Lawrence Daily Journal World front page notice June 2 1961
Lawrence Daily Journal World listings show staff roles and publication details. The issue is published by The World Company in Lawrence Kansas with office at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets. Subscription rates are listed: 30 cents weekly in Lawrence, 18.60 yearly by carrier. 6 dollars yearly by mail in Douglas County. 9 dollars yearly elsewhere in the United States. The paper notes association affiliations and editors including W C Simons and Dolph C. Simon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
DOLPS
Simons Dolph C. Simo
Brill Mayer
Jack Zatmmerimla
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Borrowed ideas shape citizens and power in democracy
The article argues that property ownership and education underpin citizenship and democratic stability, contrasting American principles with Soviet methods. It notes Russians borrow Western ideas, while democracy abroad falters without property and education, urging careful case by case adaptation rather than full transplant.
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Russia
Nothing Happens Until a Sale Is Made Ad Praise
The Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association stresses that ads drive sales and progress. Advertising informs the public of products and services, supports competition, and helps keep prices down by backing quality and price claims with credible messaging.
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Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association
America
Eudora Lions Thank Journal-World for Wagon Train Centennial Coverage
A letter from Leo E. Lauber president of Lions Club Eudora thanks the Journal-World for extensive Wagon Train Centennial coverage. He notes the event drew the largest main street crowd, food concessions sold out, and calls the paper a valued local partner.
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Eudora
Journal-World
Leo E. Lauber
Lions Club
Skin care and psoriasis guidance from Dr Molner
Readers ask about sun tan creams for dry skin and psoriasis care. The doctor notes sun exposure assists tanning, no new psoriasis medication exists, and psoriasis fluctuates by season. A constipated child with blood in stool needs prompt medical evaluation and stool-softening measures.
Garbage truck blaze prompts Livermore fire response
Orlandis Breckenridge a Livermore Disposal Co. driver was collecting garbage when his truck caught fire in Livermore California Tuesday. The blaze prompted a Fire Department response and crews worked to control it.
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Livermore
Calif
Orlandis Breckenridge
Breckenridge
The
Livermore Disposal Co
Training for unemployed fuels debate on relief and jobs
The President's job training plan, backed by Sen. Joe Clark and Rep. Elmer Holland, would pay trainees up to 40 dollars weekly for a year and may cover moving costs. The author criticizes welfare policies, contrasts skilled and unskilled work, and questions Kennedy's reliance on relief-like "charity" measures.
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Miami
Pennsylvania
Joe Clark
Elmer Holland
Pittsburgh
Labor Department
United States Unemployment Service
Spain
Cal
Hard Soft Or Medium Hard Soft Or Medium
Joseph Alsop analyzes Kennedy era foreign policy uncertainty after Khrushchev’s Berlin speech. He outlines a spectrum from soft to hard boiled in staffing and policy and notes Cuba Laos and the Bay of Pigs context shaping decisions and tensions within the administration.
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Washington
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Berlin
Kennedy
Adlai Stevenson
Chester Bowles
U.N
State Department
Dean Rusk
Truman
Dean G. Acheson
Robert A. Lovett
McGeorge Bundy
Kissinger
Walt Rostow
United Nations
Stevenson
Bay of Pigs
Castro
Cuba
Sen
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
White House
Floods and new medical practice news from 1951
Torrential rains in Kansas caused floods and rail blockages. Lawrence resident Dr. Russell Frink, recently finishing pediatrics at Children’s Mercy Hospital Kansas City, begins practice with Dr. C. B. Johnson. J. R. Peddicord becomes Lakeview manager from Topeka.
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Kansas
Russell Frink
Lawrence
Children’s Mercy Hospital
Kansas City
C. B. Johnson
J. R.peddicord
Lakeview
Topeka
Sylvia Sidney
Spencer Tracy
Granada
Jessie Matthews
Robert Young
Dickinson Camp Westhills
11Th
Mo. Sts
J. W. Twente
Ben Brown
Max Schmeling
Joe Louise
Yankee Stadium
Today's Bible Message Prayer Verse Reflection
A devotional note cites Mark 8 38 RSV about denying Christ and facing judgment. It offers a prayer asking forgiveness for stupidity and smallness and asks to embrace God’s kindness and boldly declare loyalty to Christ.
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Christ
Lyons Den Highlights From Leonard Lyons Column
Joshua Logan offers advice to theater hopefuls and recalls Stanislavsky training. Hollywood anecdotes cover John Perona and Morrison, Burns tax quip, a dance studio tale, George Jessel in Israel, and Irene Selznick’s Broadway plans. Local news notes mention Dino Laurentiis eyeing The Agony and the Ecstasy film rights and Frederic March possibly joining Advise and Consent.
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Joshua Logan
Fanny
Stanislavsky
Moscow Art Theater
Logan
Dino di Laurentis
Irving Stone
Michelangelo
Rome
Vatican
Frederic March
Hal Boyle Screen Writers In Big Time
Carl Foreman, 47, is reputed to be the highest paid screenwriter in moviedom and has written fewer than 50 scripts in 22 years. His credits include High Noon and Bridge on the River Kwai, and he recently wrote and produced Guns of Navarone filmed mainly on Rhodes. He recalls starting on poverty row and rising to industry tycoon with script fees from $3,500 to $175,000 plus a percentage.
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New York
Carl Foreman
Carl
Hollywood
River Kwai
Navarone
Rhodes
Mediterranean
Foreman
Carnival
Poverty Row
Sunset Boulevard
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Mr. Kennedy
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Laos
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Old Home Town
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Leonard Lyons
Charles Morrison
Mocambo Club
Conrad Hilton
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George Burns
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Harwyn
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George Jessel
Israel
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Jack Paar
Jessel
Jerusalem
Eddie Cantor
Los Angeles
Eddie
Dodgers
Cantor
Robert Frost
John Spencer Churchill
Westbury
London
Battle of Blenheim
Winston Churchill
Winston
Irene Selznick
Michael Redgrave
Graham Greene
Alfred Hitchcock
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