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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1962
Page
2
Turbulent misprint filled front matter shows editors publishers and staff for the Lawrence Journal-World with 1962 date. Names listed include Nolph Simons editor and publisher with others such as Ernest Pontius as News Editor and Leo Elger as Business Manager. Published in Lawrence Kansas with 1962 Friday evening date June 22.
The defeat of President Kennedy's farm bill leaves citizens split. Most see increased presidential control and stiff production limits, while some favor relief for farmers. Democrats face opposition within their ranks even as surpluses linger and politics color the debate.
Opinion critiques the United Nations while praising its goals of peace security and dignity. It argues many members lack goodwill and sense and highlights the burden on the United States as calls rise for a $200 million bond sale. It notes underdeveloped nations stall payments and questions the U.N. ability to build a solid foundation.
The author argues for constitutional amendments to suspend benefits when member nations fail to meet obligations, citing Russia as a case study. With the U.N. expanding beyond 60 members to over 100, the piece warns that universal participation hinges on responsible behavior, stressing the need for good will and capable leadership to maintain world dialogue and prevent conflict.
London The Duke of Edinburgh delivers a sharp manifesto against big game hunting calling it beastly and un-British while noting England's long love of animals. The piece contrasts royal ethics with public spectacles like Hyde Park sheep dog trials and a Commons debate on pelican happiness.
Old Home Town recalls a 1952 note: Lynn Moore of KU Air Force ROTC rises to colonel. Census cites 30 000 more unmarried women than men in Kansas cities except Lawrence and Manhattan. Marriages, golf titles, and age milestones punctuate the era with local ties.
A devotional note quotes Matthew 28 20 and thanks God for the promise of presence. The prayer asks God to open the eyes to realize His constant walk beside the believer and to live as a witness in Jesus name Amen.
A Kansas farmer argues county extension services deserve funding over entanglements with Billie Sol Estes. He calls for stronger farm bills and better support for 4H clubs, summer camps, and local agents across the state.
A reader argues for sanitation as the core approach to Dutch elm disease control in Lawrence, criticizing the city's current limited program and contending that insecticide spraying offers only partial protection. The writer notes copies sent to City Commissioners and requests publication for public review.
Dr Molner warns a mother and relatives sharing spoons to feed ice cream can pass illnesses from cold to trench mouth. The reader worries the child may contract infections and spread them among the family and friends. Tiny details show concern over contagious germs and public health warnings.
Marlon Brando flew to New York for a four hour session with MGM chief Joe Vogel to rebut the Saturday Evening Post piece about him and Mutiny on the Bounty. The item also notes Gore Vidal writing a Washington politics satire and other Hollywood moves and social notes.
Hal Boyle notes how husbands report easier relations with wives as home routines improve and wives engage in stock market trades. He recalls his own wife thriving in investments while maintaining domestic warmth, suggesting money fears ease when home life stays pleasant.
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