Lawrence Daily Journal World front page note June 26 1961
The Lawrence Daily Journal World announces its editors publishers and staff and lists pricing for home delivery and mail subscriptions. The Monday evening issue date is June 26 1961 with staff credits and format details.
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Dolph Simons
Onsen
Nolph C. Simons Jr
Rilt. Mayer
Jack Alm Merman
Douglas
United States
Lawrence
Wan
Audit Bureau of Circulationa
Associated Press
Nikita’s Challenge Sees Russia Promise to Rival U S by 1970
Khrushchev says Russia will overtake the United States by 1970 and reverse current ranking. He warns of a nine year push to outpace the U S, a highly emotional speech reflecting Soviet discontent. The piece stresses American resolve and the price to stay No 1.
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Khrushchev
America
Nikita
Russia
U.S
Nixon on GOP role in crisis calls for responsible critique
Former presidential candidate Richard Nixon argues in the Los Angeles Times that the GOP must offer responsible criticism and not abdicate power during national crisis. He urges careful, decisive action abroad, warns against overpromising, and stresses the need to match words with deeds to confront Soviet expansion and Cuba.
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GOP
Congress
Vate
Richard M. Nixon
Los Angeles Times
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Cuba
Bipartisan Call for Strong Action in Facing Communism
Nixon urges new rapid programs to counter Communist tactics in Asia Africa and Latin America and to act decisively when critical. He says Republicans must speak up against administration errors and coordinate with Democrats to keep America strong and respected.
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Free World
America
GOP
Khrushchev
Cuba
Laos
Soviet Union
Fensive
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Kennedy
Drive dangerously motto targets Communists in pollution of politics
In the heated climate of the John Birch Society debates, Senator Stephen M Young of Ohio questions the rush to label opponents as Communist. The piece cautions against turning political disagreement into dehumanizing rhetoric and violence.
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John Birch Society
Stephen M. Young
Ohio Democrat
Did Sam Mean This Author Quips on Father Son Struggle
A local father jokes about his teenage son seeking power and the father seeking independence. He quips that the struggle mirrors a famous line attributed to Samuel Johnson. The exchange notes the son’s aspirations and the father’s hopes for time to achieve his own freedom.
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Samuel Johnson
Flooded Town Faces Backwater After Record River Rise
The Kaw River fell to 25.7 feet at the bridge while north Lawrence suffered extensive flooding with a third of the area underwater. Other items note health leaders in Lawrence Douglas County, NCAA tournament site changes, national political letters, a 54 piece band camp at KU, a new Motor Inn in downtown, and sport updates from Bartlesville.
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Kaw
North Lawrence
H. R. Wagenblast
Lawrence-Douglas County Health Association
Wichita
NCAA
Frederick Cooks
Today’s Bible Message Prompt to Serve with God’s Gifts
A devotional note urges believers to use their God given gifts to serve others and magnify his name. The prayer asks heavenly guidance to be faithful and mindful that all comes from God. It cites 1 Peter 4 10 and closes in Jesus name.
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Peter
Phillips
Heavenly Father
Jesus
Centennial Overland Freight wagon train thanks Journal-World
A letter from Ellis Addy and Gayle Mott, Co-Chairmen, expresses gratitude for coverage and support from the Journal-World staff and local merchants. They credit sheriffs, the Highway Patrol, and police departments across Wyandotte, Leavenworth, and Douglas County for safe handling of the overland wagon train.
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Journal-World
Centennial Overland Freight Committee
Wyandotte
Leavenworth
Douglas County
Highway Patrol
Ellis Addy
Gayle Mott
Centennial Overland Freight
Navy to retire most blimps by end of November
The Navy announced the deactivation of eight of its ten active airships, to be deflated and stored by November 30. The remaining two will stay in service for one more year for research and development purposes.
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Washington
Navy
Gout and Diet Guidance From Dr Molner
Dr Molner explains gout as a uric acid metabolism issue and notes that purines drive uric acid levels. A low purine diet helps between attacks but risks low protein. beef pork and other meats have similar purine levels. High purine items include liver kidney seafoods herring and anchovies. vegetables like mushrooms asparagus cauliflower spinach lentils beans peas are high. coffee tea cocoa also raise purines. Cheese milk eggs provide protein without purines. most fruits cereals and many vegetables are low. Sufferers should balance purine intake with overall nutrition and avoid monotony.
Emergence and happiness cures in Africa debated
The author argues against liberal plans to “cure” African life with material aid and settlement schemes. He portrays the Molo and Samburu as underdeveloped yet culturally rooted communities, whose livelihoods depend on local ecosystems and mobility. He contends Stevenson and liberal elites misunderstand genuine poverty and happiness.
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Mr. Stevenson
Stevenson
Brigitte Bardot Learns English in Easy Ways Says Bardot
American newspaperman questions Brigitte Bardot on learning English. She cites parts from school and acting roles. Trivia clips include Eddie Fisher’s LA engagement and Eddie Cantor tribute proceeds for Surprise Lake Camp.
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The
Lyons den Brigit
Bardot
Brigitte' Bardot
Mile
England
Frank Costello
Atlanta
Eddie Fisher
Cocoanut Grove
Los Angeles
Eddie Cantor
Cantor
Surprise Lake Camp
Len Javits
Marlon Brando
Harold Prince
Stuttgart Opera
Asa Glin
Charles
Cat) Brown
Europe
Sloane
S. Hurok
Impressario
Hurok
George Jessel
FCC
Foley Square
Commission
Robert Gessner
NYU
America
Freshly Boyle-ed Potpourri Delights Readers Mail Truths
A Hal Boyle Monday Potpourri notes Americans grow taller weights rise for men while women thin slightly and explains thunder reach, folk remedies, and odd laws. It quips about retirement, diabetes checks, and lists curiosities from pigeons to boy scouts with light, period tone.
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New York
U.S
Kansas
Don’ Herold
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