Lawrence Journal-World masthead and staff list
The Lawrence Journal World announces its staff including President and Editor Polph Simons, NSJR Pres. Publisher Bill Mayer, Managing Editor Jack Zimmerman, News Editor Ernest Pontius, Advertising Manager L O Eller, Business Manager. Established 1854. Published daily except Sunday by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, Lawrence, Kansas. Telephone VI 3-1000.
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POLPH
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Lawrence Horse Show Promises Big local event
The annual horse show at Lawrence, considered the biggest in Kansas, runs Thursday through Sunday at the 4-H Fairgrounds. Local volunteers organize the event with entries from area owners, trainers, and animals. last year proceeds topped 2000 dollars for charity. The show blends arena competition with backstage stable area activity, and community support is urged for another banner turnout.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Motorbike Rentals Warn of Rising Dangers
Local observers warn that motorbike rentals bring a risk of serious accidents if riders do not use sense and caution. They stress bikes are powerful machines not toys and reckless displays could lead to a bloody summer and prompt removal from the market.
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Hodgkin
Public praise and critics greetDisney Knott empire
Critics arise from success as Walt Disney and Walter Knott turn dreams into reality in Southern California. Their parks draw global visitors boosting tourism while provoking envy and congestion concerns, yet they built rich free enterprise ventures with debt and risks, offering education and entertainment alongside paid attractions.
Disneyland and Knott’s Berry Farm Christmas Spirit
An opening day ten years ago investment has grown to 52 million and will rise further. By summer’s end more than 50 million visitors will have seen the storybook parks. The real magic lies in the Christmas atmosphere that inspires courtesy and warmth, making visitors behave kindly, with performers and staff enhancing the experience. Foreign visitors may leave with a favorable view of America, while skeptics might change their minds after exposure to charm and kindness.
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Disney and Knott
Disney and the Knotts
Knott
Disney
Disneyland
Knott’s
Disneystand
America
Thomases
Pediatric Appetite Debate Prompts Force Feeding Warning
Doctors urge restraint as a Cleveland pediatrician cites the appetite regulator as a preborn set mechanism. He warns against force feeding, citing potential psychosomatic issues while acknowledging many babies will eat when hungry. Parents remain distressed about perceived under eating.
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Samuel Spector
Cleveland
Weavers Store names new third floor manager in 1955
Kenneth Jennings was appointed manager of the third floor at Weavers Store, succeeding Don Alexander who moved to R. M. Raney and Robert Harrison as both planned to build shopping centers on their Iowa Street property. The City Commission sought guidance on a single large center. Santa Fe steam engine arrived as a park gift. railroad would assist with movement materials不过 not take responsibility for placement.
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Kenneth Jennings
Weavers Store
Don Alexander
R. M. Raney
Robert Harrison
Iowa Street
City Commission
Lawrence
E. P. Addy
WREN
The
Communications Commission
Kansas City
Tonganoxie
Jane” Dixon
Kansas
Missouri
Today’s Bible Message Love Thy Neighbor as Thyself
A brief devotional prayer emphasizes loving God with generous devotion and extending that love to neighbors as oneself, invoking Jesus’ spirit and asking for guidance in daily practice.
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Father
Jesus
Right-Young GOP Session Struggles In Miami Convention
The Young Republican Convention in Miami showcased a split between The Syndicate led conservatives and The Gangbusters opposing them. David Flaherty and Tom Van Sickle represented differing factions with California backing Flaherty while advocating reforms such as repealing the Taft-Hartley Act. The event highlighted ideological diversity and internal power dynamics shaping the GOP.
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David Flaherty
North Carolina
Tom van Sickle
Kansas
van Sickle
Goldwater
Flaherty
California VA
Democratic Party
California
Eastern Seaboard
Scranton
Rockefeller
Bliss
Miami
New York
Joseph McCarthy
Republican Party
GOP
Cornelius P. Cotter
Supernatural Belief Across Asia Shapes Leaders and Culture
London Observer reports Asia treats occult practices as natural. It notes rulers and officials consult geomancers, astrologers and spirits from Phis to Nats, with Sukarno boasting a blended worldview while Nehru campaigns against irrational worship and China propagates anti occult campaigns amid educated embrace of superstition.
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Hong Kong
Times-Post
Asia
Orient
China
Lindsay seeks Liberal ally for fusion ticket in NYC
Rep John V Lindsay, Republican mayoral candidate, tells a Liberal party screening committee he wants a qualified Democrat and a qualified Liberal on a fusion ticket. He disavows a GOP administration and seeks a non partisan city government with Liberal support.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Liberal Party
Lindsay
Glaucoma concerns and early treatment guidance
A physician explains that glaucoma does not always cause blindness and emphasizes early detection. Pressure measurements via tonometer identify risk, and lowering pressure can save eyesight. Treatment varies by case and may include medication, diet, rest, stress relief, or surgery. early diagnosis offers a strong chance to avoid blindness.
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R. A
How Long Will Viet War Run
Hal Boyle reports on the Vietnam war’s uncertain duration with varied views from an American colonel a French businessman a major a veteran journalist a sergeant and an American captain. They discuss airpower infantry manpower morale and the need for a strong Saigon government amid a grind for a political and military solution.
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DA Nang
South Viet Nam
Saigon
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J. C. Nichols Co
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Old Home Town
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Phog’’ Allen
Kiwanians
Big Springs
William F. Buckley
Stanley Karnow
London Observer
Sukarno
Laos
Boun Oum Na Champassak
India
Jawaharlah Nehru
Shastri
Delhi
Helper Lindsay
Hal Boyle
Sunshine Soldier
Interlands
Little League
Jauota Ke
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