Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publication details
Lawrence Daily Journal World page from June 23 1960 lists staff editor publisher and offices. Details include Dolph Simons Jr associated publisher Bill Mayer and Tack Zimmerman along with advertising and business managers. Publication data shows daily except Sunday schedule and circulation rates across Lawrence Douglas County and nationwide.
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Armory Project Surpasses Funds in Lawrence
Lawrence residents pooled resources to complete a $1,200 shortfall for a new armory. A Tuesday Journal-World appeal sparked rapid donations within 24 hours. The effort showcases the city’s civic spirit and the planning partnership of the Chamber of Commerce and Lawrence Industries Development Corp.
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Chamber Edf Commerce
Lawrence Industries Development Corp
Russia China Split Rumors Stir International Watch
Japanese Socialist leader Inejiro Asanuma claimed Red China promised to end military ties with the Soviet Union once Japan cuts from the United States. He spoke after visiting Peiping and meeting Mao Tse tung and Chou Enlai, though the claim may be unverified.
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United States
China
Communist Party
Mao Tee-tung
Chou Enlai
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Blind Corners Crisis Prompt Action from Citizens
More Blind Corners Lawrence notes foliage at intersections creates hidden hazards in spring and summer. While city officials can regulate, owners must trim shrubs and renters should urge landlords to clear views. Look for at least five dangerous corners and act to prevent accidents.
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Lawrence
Dogs to the Rescue Earry this Major League Season
Kansas City faced security concerns as incidents near Municipal Stadium discouraged Athletics fans. Robberies and beatings in surrounding parking areas reduced attendance early in the season. Police responded quickly by training dogs to patrol and deter threats to residents and visitors.
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Earry
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Municipal Stadium
Canine Corps Deployed Around Ball Park In KC
Kansas City police report no robberies or beatings in ball park areas since May 28 after dog man units joined patrols. Nationwide, police consider expanding canine units to aid in hazardous operations amid growing confidence in the deterrent effect of snarling police dogs.
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Ball Park
Kansas City
Kennedy Is Nearing Nomination, Kennedy Inched Toward Lead
Washington columnist Joseph Alsop reports signs Sen. John F. Kennedy is close to securing the Democratic presidential nomination. New York Mayor Wagner backs Kennedy, boosting expected New York votes to about 105 of 114, with New Jersey possibly following. Illinois labor mayor Daley may swing 52 delegates to Kennedy, while California and Pennsylvania show mixed support, potentially undercutting a stop-Kennedy coalition.
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White House
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New York Herald Tribune
Today’s Bible Message Seeks Purity and Kingdom First
A devotional note urges believers to separate from unclean ways and seek God’s kingdom. The prayer asks for purity and power, desiring lofty aims and eternal satisfaction through the Saviour’s name.
Concessions Stand Praised Amid Park Edits and Clash
In letters to the Journal-World Editor readers defend a South Park concession stand as neat and useful while weighing a broader diplomatic exchange over a potential dis invitation involving Prime Minister Kishi. The exchanges touch on MacArthur, Herter, Hagerty, and a evolving U S policy narrative.
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Eyesores in City Highlight Campaign Theme
A columnist laments urban blight cites temporary street 2 by 4 signs as minor, while noting broken streets overhead wires shabby apartment houses and junk at city gates as real eyesores voiced by Ben Wearing N01 Tenn. St.
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State Department Press Officer Lincoln White Criticized
A reader comments on a recent press briefing calling Lincoln White’s statements misleading and notes a prior column in the Journal-World asserting the Japanese government disinvited President Eisenhower more than two weeks before the action. The piece references U S Ambassador Douglas MacArthur.
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Debunking Infant Beer Philosophy
A reader argues against giving beer to babies, stating alcohol harms infants as a depressant and criticizes parental attempts to normalize early alcohol use. The letter urges wholesome feeding and parental example to shape healthy behavior.
Grandpa America could fix Grandmas finals
Columnist Jack Zimmerman jokes about skipping Grandma America finals in New York City and proposes a Grandpa America pageant. He muses on judging traits like homemaking and sunbonnets, jokes about Bert Parks or Pat Rooney, and imagines a scene with grandmothers and wriggling grandchildren.
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Atlantic City
Oklahoma
Grandma America
Bert Parks
Pat Rooney
Mrs. America
America
Lyons Den Tour of Russia Praised by Eisenhower Letter
President Eisenhower praised the Smash Show My Fair Lady tour of Russia in a letter to producer Herman Levin. A Moscow curator later presented Jerome Lawrence with Russian news clippings scrapbook for the Theater Division of the New York Public Library.
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Leonard Lyons
Eisenhower
Herman Levin
Russia
Soviet Union
Stanislavsky Museum
Moscow
Jerome Lawrence
Inherit the Wind
Theater Division
N. Y. Public Library
Don’t Feel Lost At Middle Age Says Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle discusses midlife feelings of worthlessness among men and women and offers humorous, practical cures. He suggests ego boosting acts such as buying new items, confiding in a spouse, moving to a hut, reading the Encyclopedia Britannica, supporting a cause, and finally growing old to avoid middle-aged doubt.
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Peter Finch
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