Lawrence Journal World Staff and Publication Details
Lawrence Journal World dated Monday June 25 1962 lists editors publishers and staff with the World Company address at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets in Lawrence Kansas It notes subscription rates 30 cents a week 15 60 per year by carrier and mail rates for other regions and lists AP and ABC affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Public critique over parade timing during Lawrence circus visit
Citizens and merchants in Lawrence express disappointment after the A G Kelly and Miller Bros parade ran before 1 p m, failing to meet the 1 15 p m advertised start. The early procession left many spectators waiting in heat, with both children and adults feeling let down as the Lawrence Merchants Division considers future arrangements to prevent a repeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
A. G. Kelly and
Miller Bros
Massachusetts Street
Massachusetts
Merchants Division
Lawrence
Quit and Run A Nebraska professor calls for stronger departments
A retiring University of Nebraska geology professor, Dr. A L Luga, says administration lacks energy to modernize hard core departments including physics chemistry botany zoology geography English history sociology economics and geology. He criticizes widespread complaints without action and notes Gov Morrison questions resignations and criticism while urging progress over quitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska University
A. L. Luga
Dr. Luga
Nebraska
Morrison
Armed Services
Kansas University
Federal employment totals rise with civilian and military workers
The latest congressional report notes about 2.45 million Americans on civilian employment rolls, with roughly 2.5 million in the armed services. The combined figures illustrate the breadth of federal employment across civilian and military sectors.
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U.S
Congress
Federal payroll waste could save billions with eliminations
The piece notes about 70 million in the U.S. labor force, one in 14 on federal paychecks, and claims Luther Hodges cited 10 percent of 30,000 Commerce Dept staff perform no useful work. Removing deadwood could yield at least 1.2 billion annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Secretary of Commerce
Luther Hodges
Commerce Department
Civil Service
Deadwood Hodges
European Deterrent: Kennedy and De Gaulle Clash Over NATO
Joseph Alsop argues that Western reliance on U S nuclear monopoly is ending and a European deterrent must be multilateral. De Gaulle’s stance drives the debate as Kennedy weighs how Europe should organize its own defense within NATO and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Western Alliance
West
Gen. de Gaulle
Dean Rusk
Paris
de Gaulle
United States
Canute
Western
Europe
NATO
Old Home Town Historical Notes From 1952
entries recall 1952 Lions Club installation with Don Blair as president and officers G A Rhodes Raymond Anderson Roger Quakenbush John Weatherwax H S Swartz. Red Cross Bloodmobile planned sixth Lawrence stop. KU Chancellor Murphy announced campus parking penalties matched city fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Blair
Lions Club
G. A. Rhodes
Raymond Anderson
Roger Quakenbush
John Weatherwax
H. S. Swartz
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Lawrence
Murphy
Bible Message Prayer Strengthens Church Through Faith
The message cites Peter and the rock of the church with Matthew 16 18. A prayer thanks God for the church through the years and asks for faith in Christ as Savior and for strength to fulfill the promise that the gates of hell shall not prevail. Amen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Hell
Christ
Odor of Colonialism Grows Rosier in Ruark Analysis
Robert Ruark argues in Mozambique that nationalist groups backed by Tanganyika and Kenya seek to partition Portuguese East Africa. He criticizes ADENAMO and MANU as foreign- fueled efforts, claiming they would loot and conquer, while urging a critical view of United Nations naivete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurenco Marques
Mozambique
Holden Roberto
Angola
Roberto
Congo
Portugal
Tanganyika
Kenya
Nyasaland
Ghana
MANU
Ganyika
Julius Nyerere
Mboya
East Africa
Makonde
Rovuma
Portuguese East Africa
Udenamo
America
Bleeding Hearts
Adeline Gwambe
Adenamo
American Committee On Africa
George Houser
Banda
Gwambe
Nyerere
Dr. Nkrumah
United Nations
Robert Ruark
Saturday Evening Post
Mr. Ruark
South Africa
Africa
Sahara
Algeria
Letter to the editor on Ruark and Africa race politics
The writer criticizes Robert Ruark for promoting racial superiority and argues the Africa turmoil stems from colonial attitudes, not Communism. They say American history has flaws with Indians and Negroes and urge recognizing Africans as fellow humans and ending pigment superstition.
To Your Good Health Column Picks Nonsensical Remedies
A reader asks if celery tea dissolves calcium deposits, debunked as another useless home remedy. Another inquiry notes a 4 year old with persistent cough from possible sinus infection or allergic bronchitis, and a note warns hysterectomy does not affect sexual life beyond ending pregnancy.
Dear Dr Mother Answers on Mononucleosis and Exhaustion
The column explains infectious mononucleosis is usually viral with no true cure beyond self healing, often lasting a month or more with fatigue out of proportion to mild fever and throat symptoms. It notes mental strain and fatigue relate, advising professional help and possible referrals, with no expectation of permanent damage.
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B. G
T. C
Hayworth Merrill set to co star in Step on a Crack this fall
Broadway director Herbert Bayard Swope Jr confirms Rita Hayworth and Gary Merrill will co star in Step on a Crack this fall. A recent Hong Kong clash nearly ended their pairing, but sponsors urged reunion with rehearsals set for August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Hayworth
Gary Merrill
Herbert Bayard Swope, Jr
Hong Kong
Miss Hayworth
Merrill
Harry Truman
William Hillman
Eddie Dowling
Clare Luce
Julie Haydon
Edward Gilbert
New York
George C. Scott
Shylock
Joe Papp
Central Park
James Thurber
Nash’s
Barn Theater
Westport
Thurber
Anita Ekberg
Jane Pickens
Israel
JFK
Science Helping The Housewife Hal Boyle
New York AP column notes science aids housewives including remote control cooking via car transmitter. It also covers population reaching 3 billion, army boots cost, divorce stats, the 1776 21 gun salute, and assorted quirky facts about feet, education, appliances, taste buds, and alimony origin.
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New York
U.S
Leverne
Butch) Kuhr
Sam
Hollywood
Mary Wilson Little
U.S.S.R
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Lecompton
Nyet
Robert C. Ruark
Ruark
ANU
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Tan
Journal-World
Mr. Roark
F. H
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Leonard Lyons
Herbert Klotz
Ezra Stone
Max Wilenz
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Stadt Theater
Hitler
Vienna
Anthony Perkins
Perkins
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Melbourne
T. &. Eliot
New Joyce Museum
Dublin
James Joyce
White House
Adam
Truman
Independence
Great Britain
France
Italy
Toots Shor
Jules Stein
MCA
Stock Exchange
Hal Boyle
Meramec Caverns
Highway 66
U.S.A
Elmer Letterman
Samuel Johnson
Interlandi
ChieeiAn
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