Lawrence Daily Journal World front page listing staff and rates
The Lawrence Daily Journal World announces staff listings with President and Editor Dolph C Simons Jr and other executives. It notes publication details dating from 1854 and subscription rates including 18.20 yearly by carrier and 8 per year by mail in local counties.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Presser
Four City Jobs Open in Lawrence Kansas
Lawrence faces four key vacancies in the city government with the city manager police chief city engineer and assistant city engineer departing or soon to depart. The city plans to recruit topflight replacements quickly to sustain rapid growth and avoid settling for less qualified candidates.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Harold Horn
Bill Cox
George Williams
Leroy Tobler
Horn
Trip to the Moon and the Race for Space
The article weighs the moon race between the United States and the Soviet Union noting Soviet withdrawal and possible future gains. It questions whether the U S effort is worthwhile beyond keeping up with rivals and emphasizes national purpose over rivalry.
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Kennedy
United States
America
U.S
Russia
Court voids Army action against veteran officer in 1962 speech
The U S Court of Appeals in Washington invalidated an Army order that returned Maj Arch E Roberts to reserve status after he delivered an unauthorized 1962 speech critical of public officials The ruling cites failure to follow congressional review procedures and raises questions about military limits on speech by service members.
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U.S. Court of Appeals
Washington
Army
Arch E. Roberts
Edwin Walker
Walker
Appeals Court
David L. Bazelon
Elvis Stahr
Roberts
Congress
Stahr
Federal District Court
District Court
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Los Angeles
Samuel W. Yorty
G. Mennen Williams
Looking Over Scranton Looking Over Scranton
Governor William W Scranton of Pennsylvania shows a mix of restrained charm and strong oratory during the first week of his campaign. He addresses crowds with confident speeches and speaks plainly about national issues citing history and leadership.
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Washington
Times- Post
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
John F. Kennedy
Scranton
Kennedy
Des Moines
Mary
Minneapolis
Dwight D. Eisenhower
William Keisling
James Reichley
Jamestown Harbor
Viet Nam
The Income Tax Debate and KU Law Oath Recap
Raymond Rice writes that the 1913 constitutional amendment enabled taxation and triggers a growth from 1 percent to up to 100 percent in some cases. He urges support for Dirksen Reed limits on Congress taxing power. 1939 oath highlights include 77 KU lawyers among 32 from University. 1924 notes Curtis death and DNC keynoter Hull temporary chair.
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Raymond Rice
Lawrence
American Bar Journal
Dirksen-Reed
Congress
Kansas
Gene
Jim Haughey
Concordia
James Putnam
Ray Roberts Jr
John Rounds
Marvin Price
Baldwin
Albert Palmerlee
Annie Baird Curtis
Charles Curtis
Topeka
New York City
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Madison Square Garden
Cordell Hull
Florence Farley
Wichita
Kan
Daily Bible Message and Prayer Card
There is a spirit in man and the inspiration of the Almighty gives understanding. A prayer asks God to help memorize scripture, act on it, and share its joy, so lives become a recommendation for Christ’s presence. Amen.
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Heavenly Father
Christ
Auto
U.S
Erie County
N.Y
Grover Cleveland
Congress
Summer project puts governor on the spot in Mississippi
By July 1 about 700 volunteers will arrive in Mississippi for a civil rights summer project sponsored by CORE NAACP SNCC and SCLC. The effort aims to run 26 freedom schools and collect 400000 Negro signatures for the Democratic convention while Mississippi faces desegregation orders and rising white supremacy activity.
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Oxford
Ohio
Mississippi
Jackson
Biloxi
Carthage
Ku Klux Klan
Natchez
Laurel Leader
Canton
White Citizens Council
Summer Project
Justice Department Con
Citizens Council
Little Tougaloo College
Council of Federated Organizations
NAACP
CORE
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Washington Post News Service
Lord Beaverbrook obituary note and anecdotes collection
A British diplomat recounts Lord Beaverbrook's life moments and stories. He recalls Beaverbrook asking about his own obituary, translating with two phones for a French speaker, meeting Roosevelt, lampooning press habits, and his pride as father of Max Aitken. The piece also touches on other figures and vivid vignettes from wartime and literary circles.
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Lord Beaverbrook
London
the Express
Beaverbrook
New Brunswick
Canada
Max Aitken
Empire
Lord Castlerosse
N.Y
New Yorker
Marcel Boussac
Air
Darryl Zanuck
White House
Roosevelt
Lord Beaver
Fleet St
How to Be a Good Visitor in a Hospital
A reader shares a four panel guide from the Methodist Church on hospital visiting. It advises not to diagnose, give careful gifts, avoid tobacco, and to end visits with a helpful offer. The column then features reader questions answered by Dr Molner on coffee, rubella risk, glasses for children, early pregnancy tests, and diabetic diet guidelines.
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Beaverbrook
Canada
Howe
Stork Club
London
Lisbon
England
General Board of Education
The
Methodist Church
Gus
Freshly Boyle-ed Potpourri From Hal Boyle
New York AP column notes Americans increasingly moonlight with four million holding second jobs most are men and married. It cites Tahiti barbershops with guitars, music in buses, flowers on Japanese buses and other tidbits. It also recalls Texas three dollar bills and trivia about coins presidents and longevity.
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America
Tahiti
U.S
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Dolph Simons
Pdolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Tack “Immerman
Ternest Pontius
W. C. Simons
Julius Duscha
Eisenhower
Lebanon
John Foster Dulles
Old Home Town
Europe
By Robert €. Baker
Miss
Times-Post
Paul B. Johnson Jr
Lynch St
Justice Department
Hazel Brannon Smith
Holmes County
Leonard Lyons
Brook
LBJ
de Valera
Edwin O’connor
David Lawrence
Pittsburgh
O’connor
Audrey Hepburn
Mel Ferrer
Madrid
Ferrer
Harwich
Holland
Continent
Paris
Joseph G. Molner
Aspidistra
Dr. Molner
Nick
Dr. Motner
Hal Boyle
New York
Republic of Texas
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Turkey
the Cynic's Corner
Interlandi
Auin
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