Lawrence Daily Journal World legacy editor names and dates
A 1961 issue page lists editors and staff roles with dates and addresses for the Lawrence Daily Journal World. It notes the paper founded in 1891 and published daily except Sunday from Lawrence Kansas, with subscription rates for local, Douglas County, and nationwide mail.
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Polph Simons Ows
Dolph CC
Simons
TLD
Mayer Su Hove
TACK
Zimmerman Western Newa
Ernest Pon'tios
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
Word Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Ken
Audit Bureau
The
Associated Press
Stevenson’s Latin Tour Yields Little New Insight
Viewers call Adlai Stevenson’s South American trip weary and unrewarding in official terms. Observers say it mainly updated the administration on recent developments, with Cuba and the failed invasion affecting U S prestige. The trip offered mainly firsthand Latin American contacts and not drastic new information.
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U.N
Adlai Stevenson
South America
Stevenson
Latin America
Castro
Wip
FHA 40-year mortgage plan sparks debate on ownership
A Senate and House proposal to insure 40-year FHA mortgages for homes under 15000 draws praise for helping families start ownership while critics warn of reduced pride and responsibility. Opponents fear many buyers may become renters in spirit and abandon properties, shifting risk to the government.
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U.S. Senate
House
Federal Housing Administration
Wichita University bid to join Kansas state system faces Texas example
Wichita and Houston Kensans urge Kansas to admit Wichita University as part of the state system, arguing Texas gains show benefits. The Wichita Eagle Beacon cites Texas actions creating a large campus and reduced tuition, while Kansas studies the issue ahead of the 1964 Legislature.
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Kensans
Wichita University
Texas
Houston University
Kansas
Texse
Kouston
Texas Board of Regents
State Board of Regents
Wichita
Wichita Eagle Beacon
State of Texas
Houston State
Houston
Puzzle of Mob Psychology vs National Conduct
The text ponders why individuals commonly help each other while large groups or nations clash when policy is discussed. It suggests studying mob psychology over space exploration to understand collective behavior.
Exotic 밤 Scheherazade and gunplay end affair on patio
The narrator recounts a surreal night with Scheherazade and about 108 musicians. The scene turns violent as eight bodies appear after attackers surge the yard. The affair ends with a broken chair, a dog bite, and a ruined romance with the exotic temptress.
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Scheherazade
Miss America Day public thanks to Journal-World
The publicity committee of Miss America Day thanks the Journal-World for cooperation in publicizing Miss America's visit to Lawrence. The letter notes the visit was wonderful and attracted a large turnout, and expresses gratitude from John Garcia publicity chairman and Mrs. Mia.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
Mia
John Garcia
Ametcia Day
Networks Nix Truman Show
TV producer David Susskind told FCC hearings that all three major networks refused a 26 episode series on former President Harry S. Truman. ABC cited presidents, NBC passed, CBS balked at outsiders while Columbus liked it as public affairs. CBS president Aubrey called his testimony full of errors and distortions and said CBS will testify next fall.
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New York
David Susskind
Harry S. Truman
Susskind
Federal Communications Commission
Truman
American Broadcasting Co
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
NBC
Columbus Broadcasting System
CBS
James T. Aubrey Jr
Bed makes good boat voyage across channel
A London bank clerk Bob Platten aged 36 sailed from Dover to CALA S France on a wooden bed frame mounted on a 12 foot twin hulled boat powered by an outboard motor. The six hour voyage ended as he chugged into port on Wednesday.
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France
London Benk
English Channel
Bob Platten
Port
Dover
Forget acid fear and focus on proper body balance
The doctor argues that acidity is a misunderstood concept in digestion and blood chemistry. He advises letting physicians diagnose true acid conditions and cautions readers against self diagnosing with simple dietary changes.
The Future Of The CIA Analysis and forecasts after the Cuban crisis
A presidential committee led by Kennedy aides prepares a final report on the CIA. It concludes dismantling is unlikely. Dulles may retire. a new Intelligence Coordinator post may be created to oversee all U S intelligence, with Gen Taylor possible as occupant.
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Washington
Central
Intelligency Agency
Atty
Robert Kennedy
Maxwell Taylor
Arleigh Burke
CIA
Allen W. Dulles
Gaither
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
James A. Killian
Pentagon
CLA
Dulles
Kennedy
Taylor
U. S
Armed Services
National Security Agency
Eisenhower
Iran
Cuba
Werry
Old Home Town R B Brooks Tops Co-Operettes International
Lawrence native Mrs R B Brooks was named president at the Co-Operettes International convention in Colorado Springs. The item notes flood alerts in Kansas with Kaw River crest forecast near Lawrence, recalling the 1935 flood, while other local items mention KU lawyers sworn in and a summer of free band performances at Central Park.
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R. B. Brooks
Lawrence
Co-Operettes International
Colorado Springs
Kansas
Kaw
Arthur Capper
Memorial Stadium
Fraternal Aid Union
Central Park
Clarence Gorrill
John Monteith
Oscar Perkins
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Script
A devotional note quotes Psalm 56 3 fearing yet trusting in God. The prayer asks for a close walk with Thee to replace fears with comfort and joy in Jesus name.
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Jesus
Hitchcock Dietes to Shrink Shadow by 69 Pounds
Leonard Lyons reports on Alfred Hitchcock aiming to shed 69 pounds, with discussion about Dewey’s health and politics among doctors. The column also covers deportation talks of Frank Costello, Peter Lucania anecdotes, a joint byline tale, a Greek island cruise, and a fund-raising telethon for Ezio Pinza Memorial Theater.
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Alfred Hitchcocks
le Pavillon
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Hitchcock
Wallace
Digest
Booth Tarkington
Woollcott
Leonard Lyons
Samuel Hopkins Adams
Ezzio Pinza
Stamford
Ezio Pinza
Connecticut
Idlewild
Rome
Pinza
Met
Richard Tucker
Cave Church Pastor Sees Service Under Ozark Rock
Rev. Lyman Riley, a 43 year old ordained minister of the Reorganized Church of Latter-Day Saints, operates Onondaga Cave at Leasburg Missouri. He holds candlelit services in the cave on Sundays and holidays using a natural rock pulpit attracting worshippers from far away.
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Lyman Riley
Reorganized Church of Latter-Day Saints
Onondaga Cave
Leasburg
Ozark Hills
America
Grot
Riley
Ozark Area
South Pacific
Meramec Caverns
Stanton, Mo
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Lucky) Luciano
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Greek Islands
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