Lawrence Daily Journal World front page 1960 June 25
Lawrence Daily Journal World front page dated Saturday June 25 1960 lists staff and offices. Publication details show editors publishers and rates. established 1854 with World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire in Lawrence Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LPH
Simons
Dolph
Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Nowa
Ernest Pontius
Boeller
C. Bimont, Méitor
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streeta
Lawrence
Kas
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Cuba in sugar quarrel and Soviet base rumors loom
Havana reports Fidel Castro threatens to seize U S sugar interests if quotas drop. In Washington George Allen warns the Soviet Union may back Castro with veiled support, amid Khrushchev visit talk and fears of a Communist base near the United States.
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Havana
Fidel Caste
U.S
Cuba
United States
Washington, D.C
George V. Allen
U.S. Information Agency
Soviet Union
Allen
Castro
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Caribbean
Guantanamo Vs
Lawrence High School Publishes Student Poetry Volume
Lawrence High School announces The Dandy Lion a 24 page mimeographed collection of 38 student written pieces including poems and prose by a diverse group of seniors. The four verse sample by Neal Russell highlights personal growth and simple spiritual themes.
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Lawrence High School
Neal Russell
Doctor Hess Advocates Alcohol as Medicine After Fifty
Erie physician Dr Elmer Hess, age 71, told ACA delegates that up to age 50 alcohol is a poison but after that it can serve as a medicine. He said older men should relax with a drink or two before dinner, noting alcohol relaxes blood vessels though he qualified his remarks.
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Elmer Hess
Erie
WCTU
American Medical Association
Hess
Quote on alcohol use and age limits from unnamed speaker
The speaker argues alcohol is a poison except under controlled circumstances and says drugs should not be used unless needed. They assert alcohol is unnecessary before age 50 and should not be taken before that age.
Surveying TV At Year End
John Crosby discusses television trends as 1950s networks shift toward West Coast production, network control of schedules, and reduced live programming. He notes CBS leads in night programming per Nielsen but overall audience for all networks declines while a few film studios dominate independent production.
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John Crosby
New York Herald Tribune
Variety
New York
B Pictures
NBC
Perry Como
Price Is
West Coast
ABC
Naked City
California
Warner Brothers
CBS
New York City
Madison Avenue
MCA
Warner Bros
Desilu
Revue
Four Star
Amel
U.S
Nets
Nielson
American Medical Convention trip and polio recovery noted
Old Home Town recalls 10 years ago when Dr. and Mrs. C B Johnson left for San Francisco to attend the American Medical Convention. Teddy Williams aged seven returns home from the Medical Center after two polio treatments, while 5 years back a new health board was appointed by Mayor Alfred Lawrence and Lisle Eby joins the Lawrence Building and Loan board. A 1900 remembrance features Ruthie and Robert Corey's birthdays and Japanese lanterns as the San Francisco Exposition Memorial Auditorium seats 12,500 for the Democratic convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Johnson
San Francisco
Teddy Williams
Robert Williams
Sunnyside
Alfred Lawrence
A. W. Berger
H. W. Edmondson
Ralph Pine
C. Simons
A. J. Anderson
Lisle Eby
The
Lawrence Building and Loan
C. J. Emerson
Nice
Ruthie
Robert Corey
San Francisco Exposition Memorial Auditorium
Today's Bible Message and Prayer
Be not conformed to this world but be transformed by renewing your mind to prove the good and perfect will of God. Prayer asks for unspotted living and courage to confess Christ at all times so others may see Him at work in our lives.
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Thoreau
Walden
Carl Bode
University of Maryland
St. Vitus
Thoreau at Walden Woods A Johns Hopkins tribute
The article recalls Henry David Thoreau moving into a Walden cabin near Concord Massachusetts on July 4 1845 for 26 months to write Walden and critique mass materialism. It cites Emerson and Johns Hopkins University professor Charles Barker praising his Civil Disobedience and views on individual liberty.
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Concord
Mass
Walden
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Henry David Thoreau
Thoreau
Vaccinations for International Travel and Health Tips
The article urges vaccines before foreign travel, noting smallpox certification for return to the U.S. and protections for yellow fever cholera and typhus for other regions. It recommends typhoid paratyphoid shots, caution about sanitation abroad, and suggests practical travel health steps and a pamphlet offer.
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North America
England
Hong Kong
Bombay
U. S
Canada
Trade Fair Endorsed for Centennial Observance in Wichita
Kansas Centennial Commission directors, meeting in Wichita, endorsed a international trade fair to open June 14, 1961 and run 83 days as part of the state centennial observance. Also approved were a Topeka food fair, the Kansas Story musical in Wichita, and a $7,500 school manual with Public Instruction cooperation.
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Wichita
Kansas Centennial Commission
Topeka
Department of Public Instruction
U. S. Treasury
Kansas
Abraham Lincoln
Shelley Winters to Star Opposite Morgan Stern in Seesaw
NY columnist Leonard Lyons reports Shelley Winters travels from film work to New Jersey stage for Two for the Seesaw opposite Morgan Stern. The two prepare as a new onstage pairing in this two person play written by Joe Eisinger, following Winters first Hollywood film Matter of Conviction.
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Leonard Lyons
Hly
North Jersey
Miss Winters
Morgan Stern
New City Library Catalog of 20th Century Titles
The list surveys diverse books and authors including THELMA BAKER eS PROFITS IN THE K MARKET by Jacob C. Kenn 1900, ONE WAY TICKET TO KANSAS by Frank M. Stahl, THE SAGE OF SEX by Arthur Calder Marshall, ILFRED GRENFELL HIS LIFE AND WORK by J Lennox Kerr, THE LEARNED MEN by Gustavus S. Paine, THE RELUCTANT SURGEON by John Kobler, BUY OR RENT by William Grunwald, MANAGEMENT AND bee by Richard N. Owens, THE SIGN OF TAURUS by William Fifield, THE WATERCRESS GIRL by H. E. Bates, THE CIRCLES OF LIGHT by Pietro Dineen, and JURY OF ONE by Mignon G. Eberhart.
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Jacob C. Kenn
Kansas
Frank M. Stahl
Frank Stahl
Margaret Whittemore
Arthur Calder Marshall
Havelock Ellis
Taurus
William Fifield
Mexico
Christ
Mignon G. Eichier
Miss Eberhart
Best Sellers List Highlights Diverse Titles
Publishers Weekly compiles a current best sellers list featuring fiction titles including Hawaii by Michener and Advise and Consent as jury picks, plus The Constant Image and The Night They Burned the Moon. Nonfiction selections include May This Safe From ERS and Folk Medicine. Source emphasizes Variety and notable authors Kennedy and Paar.
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Hawaii
Michener
Jury
Shate
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Lawrence Daily Journal- World
God
Old Home Town
Emerson
Johne Hopkins University
Mr. Thoreau
Harvard
America
Charles Barker
Johns Hopkins University
Joseph C. Molner, M.D
World
the Lyons den
Shelley Winters
Joe Eisinger
Fulton Theater
Speacy Ward
St. Luke’s Hospital
Floyd Patterson
Polo Grounds
Harold Eber
Drager
Yankee Stadium
Patterson
Beverly Pepper
Las Vegas
Mementos
Robert Morley
Oscar Wilde
William Inge
James Kellin
Robert Wagner
Wagner
Natalie Wood
Kellin
Sam Salz
N. Y
Marc Chagall
New City Library Books
Thelma Baker
Ilfred Grenfell
J. Lennox Kerr
Dr. Grenfell
Newfoundland and Labrador
Gustavus S. Paine
John Kobler
John Hunter
London
Hunter
William Grunwald
Richard N. Owens
Publishers Weekly
King
Jarvis
Kennedy
Paar
Coren
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