Lawrence Journal-World 1960 Staff and Rates Notice
The Lawrence Journal-World published daily except Sunday from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas. Established 1854 editors and staff listed with rates: carrier Lawrence weekly te per week yearly 15.60 mail Lawrence and adjoining counties 6 per year mail elsewhere 9 per year. Friday evening June 24 1960 edition.
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Lawrence
United States
Posta
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Presse
Personal Diplomacy Skepticism From Secretary Herter
Secretary of State Christian Herter questions the value of personal diplomacy amid Cold War talks. He notes seasoned officials may better manage negotiations than White House novices and urges envoys as buffers between heads of state.
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Christian Herter
U.S
White House
Herter
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Legion Horse Show Grows Into Kansas Following Three Day Event
The Lawrence American Legion Horse Show is a major three day event held at the 4 H Fairgrounds attracting exhibitors from the Midwest. It is praised for quartering facilities arena quality and strong show management. The annual event draws larger crowds and champions who proceed to state, area, and national honors.
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Lawrence
American Legion
The
Legion
Possible move for Kansas City A's discussed amid profits doubts
The Kansas City Athletics franchise may shift from the area as an Eastern syndicate weighs its finances and future. If profits improve the team could stay. if not, a move to a more fertile market is likely. The piece notes local loyalty and the impact on fans and events like an All-Star game.
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A’s
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Johnson
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Mickey Mantle
Jim Piersall
Yankees
White Sox
Leonard Bernstein
Sweet Adelines thanks Journal-World for show coverage
Lawrence Chapter of Sweet Adelines Inc thanks the Journal-World staff for extensive coverage of their recent show and the Lawrence business firms for support. They offer singing engagements and provide contact numbers for Mrs. Maurice Huling and Mrs. James Bond.
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Lawrence
Sweet Adelines, Inc
Maurice Huling
James Bond
Draw On Firearms Columnist Advice Sparks Constitutional Note
The author criticizes columnists who claim expertise on love and law and cites Ann Landers guidance on gun carrying in cars. The piece asserts the U.S. Constitution provides broader context and questions the authority behind such advice.
Debate Over Firearm Rights and Public Carry Rules
The letter column discusses the right to bear arms without concealment, noting legal nuances in Kansas and Missouri. It cites the Kansas stance on concealed weapons and mentions permit requirements in other states, while a reader questions the overall implications for citizenship rights and public carry. The page also includes medical Q&A on cirrhosis recovery and varicose vein relief advice.
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United States
Charles C. Spencer Sr
Route 3
Tonganoxie
Spencer
Miss Landers
Douglas County
Wes Norwood
Kansas
Missouri
Dear Dr Melner Halitosis Dilemma and Dental Advice
A reader asks about persistent bad breath. Dr Molner suggests dental floss to clean between teeth and checks for other causes such as infected tonsils or chronic sinus infection that could contribute to the odor.
Kansas squirrel season opens July 1 statewide
The Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission reminds hunters the squirrel season runs July 1 to November 30 in all counties. Daily bag limit is eight with a two day bag possession limit. Shooting hours are from half an hour before sunrise to sunset.
Hospitals Never Change Despite Modern Additions
Roark laments hospital conditions and food, arguing hospitals abuse and mistreat patients. He mocks nurses and routines, recalls grim galleys and Belsen-era attendants, and notes owners prioritize staff comfort over patient healing. He jokes about Africa’s hyenas replacing dying in the U S.
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Blue Cross
New Orleans
Pure Mills Hotel
Sweet
Africa
TV attorney Welch discusses Sacco Vanzetti and cameras in court
Welch shares mixed views on the Sacco Vanzetti TV portrayal offering balance concerns as drama. He reflects on the trial fairness and capital punishment, notes possible future TV appearances, and opposes cameras in courts unless strictly educational.
Lawrence Gains Population in Past Decade
Old Home Town notes that Lawrence population rose by 8 858 in ten years to 23 248 in the city and 34 016 in the county. Ralph Gemmell becomes Brick's Cafe owner.
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Lawrence
Ralph Gemmell
Brick’s Cafe
Today’s Bible Message on Contentment and Prayer
A devotional note cites Philippians 4 11 about contentment in any state. A prayer asks for spiritual sight, guidance to grow in life, and to store up treasures in heaven. Amen.
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Jesus
Anxious Author Dan Kurzman With September Publication
Leonard Lyons surveys celebrity news and gossip noting Dan Kurzman, whose book Kishi & Japan The Incredible Conversion, won’t be published until September. The column covers Broadway plans Shirley MacLaine, Harold Hecht, Leonard Bernstein, CBS film on Chagall, Sound of Music casting, Moscow anecdotes, and more celebrity moves.
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Dan Kurzman
Coney Island
Cbs-Tv
Marc Chagall
Riviera
Mary Martin
Heyley Mills
Jerome Lawrence
Mame
Moscow
Gorky Park
Popov
Jerry Lewis recounts four words costing twenty five thousand
Hal Boyle profiles Jerry Lewis noting his $25 000 expense for four words and detailing his relentless work pace. Lewis produced and directed his latest film, aiming for greater creative control, while stressing the value of perseverance and keeping in touch with “the little people.”
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New York
Jerry Lewis
Jerry
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