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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1962
Page
2
Historic 1962 issue lists staff roles for the Lawrence daily journal world with editors publishers and contact details. It notes ownership by World Company and provides subscription rates and mailing info for Douglas and surrounding counties.
The piece argues that the United States has suffered from split vision focusing on domestic issues at the expense of global duties. It cites past eras from World War I to the Cuba crisis, urging coordinated leadership at home and abroad to win the Cold War and maintain international respect.
Joseph Alsop notes a massive Chinese Communist buildup in Fukien Province near the Formosa Strait with about 400000 troops and MIG 819 units. He suggests defensive aims, potential fears of peasant unrest, and possible attacks on Quemoy to offset Chiang Kai-shek.
Law enforcement officials seek federal help amid a surge of gang related murders in major cities. Analysts note power struggles drive violence with Chicago and New York reporting numerous killings and speculation of auto disposal methods. leaders increasingly pursue legitimate business to avoid law.
Law officers nationwide appeal to the Justice Department for more help amid growing criminal activity. They warn current resources are inadequate to cope with latest developments, citing trends in cities like New York and Chicago.
Old Home Town Helen Hanna reaches semi finals in Kansas Amateur Women’s Golf at Salina. Douglas County sets a new wheat shipment record with 40 carloads during peak harvest. Mt Oread tunnel rehabwork under 25 feet of surface brick support. Nancy Irene Wilson and Noble Sherwood marry in Horton and Lawrence ceremonies. Margaret Kreider crowned Girl Scout Day Camp king and Normagene Barlow queen with attendants Virginia Winter and Eloise Baston. Gene Glahn elected Rotary president as July 4 bicycle races at Woodland Park plan announced. Gene Stratton Porter’s The Fire Bird sells for 1.75 as a suggested gift. Dr R A Schwegler returns from Columbia University to resume duties at the School of Education.
A brief biblical message cites Colossians g17 about doing all in the name of the Lord Jesus and calls for harmony within the church. A prayer asks God to grow a unified body by Christ the head, praying for His kingdom in His good time.
The Berlin Wall looms as a crude, improvised barrier across the city, drawing West and East Germans and tourists alike. The piece notes pill boxes, barbed wire, Checkpoint Charlie, and the contrasting moods of East and West Germans amid food shortages and political tension.
The author notes a dry climate may help some asthma cases but is not certain. Emotions can trigger attacks but vary by child. Allergy remains central, often from dust pollen animals, or foods like eggs wheat milk. Skin tests help identify triggers and a food diary aids management. penicillin requires prescription federally.
Leonard Lyons notes on stars and shows from the French Riviera to Broadway. Charles Boyer recalls wine ages while Sue Lyon and Marilyn Monroe appear in menus of parties. Mike Todd Jr. graduation stories amuse. Robert Merrill writes lyrics for The Unfair Sex. Frankfurter memoirs, Stokowski, and theater feuds color this Hollywood to New York chronicle.
New York AP dispatch compiles a string of jokes directed at overweight people. The quips target everyday comments about body size, dieting, and self restraint with lighthearted mockery.
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