Lawrence Journal-World staff E 1960
Lawrence Journal-World dated Tuesday June 28 1960 lists editors Dolph Simons associate publisher Bill Mayer and editor Ernest Pontius. It shows staff roles Advertising Manager Leo Bluer and Business Manager. The paper is published by World Company Lawrence Kansas established 1854 with pricing details and postal information.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons
Bill Mayer
Somerseannes
Tack Zimmerman
Cartier
Lawrence
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Douglas County Fairgrounds Debate Over City Annexation
Douglas County residents weigh the proposal to annex the fairgrounds into the city to gain police fire water and sewage upgrades. Proponents cite ongoing county support and tax funding shared by all residents as grounds to preserve access for the entire county.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
Improper Diversion Charges Hit Kenny Foundation Fund Use
State investigators in St. Paul charge 1956 campaign funds largely paid for mailing and promotion leaving only 14 percent for medical purposes. From 1952 to 1959 only 47 percent of 30.674 million contributed went to hospitalization treatment research and training facilities.
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Elizabeth Kenny
Mondale
St. Paul
Kenny Foundation
Repeal reduces Oklahoma liquor deaths, director says
Oklahoma, once dry by name, reports lower liquor fatalities after repeal. Roy P. Parham, state liquor director, notes a transition to legal sales and cites highway deaths dropping from 179 in 1959 to 133 in 1960 as of April 18, asserting benefits of legally controlled alcohol.
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Oklahoma
Liquor legal debate prompts tax reform idea
A stance favors legalization as sensible policy arguing liquor will be available regardless. It suggests easing the tax burden through a legitimate levy on alcohol.
Real U-2 Story Finally Told
Washington reports on the U-2 mission describe Powers descent from high altitude due to a flame out of the jet engine. Intercepted Soviet radio traffic corroborates the descent and location near Sverdlovsk, not a direct rocket strike. Debris analysis supports a non rocket ending and Powers surviving the fall.
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Washington
Sverdlovsk
Francis Powers
Lt. Powers
Powers
State Dept
Russia
Nowata Coach Allen Woolard Hired by Lawrence High
Old Home Town notes announce Allen Woolard, 16 years ago coach at Nowata High, has been hired to coach Lawrence High for the coming year. Also mentions Justice William Agnew Johnson retiring after 25 years on the Kansas Supreme Court bench and Mildred Cutter hosting an event for Lucinda Griffith departing for California.
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Allen Woolard
Nowata Oklahoma High School
Lawrence High
Chalmer Woodard
Southwestern College
Winfield
William Agnew Johnson
Kansas Supreme Court
Mildred Cutter
Lucinda Griffith
California
Today’s Bible Message Prayer
A brief devotional prayer expressing gratitude for God’s abiding presence and a request for faithfulness today and always in Jesus name Amen.
Letters Editor Questions On Family Entertainment
A Journal-World reader challenges the idea that a Disney children’s film and a low budget adult movie together make great family entertainment. The letter cites a house of ill repute opening scene and an ending with a former sex worker’s supposed enlightenment.
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Walt Disney
Dr Molner offers tips on feeding delays and sun protection
A reader asks about a year old daughter refusing solid foods and another about children in cold or hot weather. Dr Molner suggests gradual thickening of cereals, adding finely ground meats, offering bone with meat, and letting fruit help transition. He notes most kids adapt as more teeth come in and sun and cold exposure is tolerated with sensible clothing. He also explains Hunner's ulcer causes and treatment focus on underlying infection. Readers are invited to request vitamins pamphlet by mail.
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A.S
Hunner
St. L
Senator
Governors Violate Military Ruling At Governors Conference
Report says more than half the governors’ parties used National Guard planes to attend the 52nd governors conference at Glacier National Park Montana in violation of Pentagon rules allowing only crew and authorized personnel including the governor's party. Former Gov Milward Simpson warns against flying in antiquated aircraft.
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Glacier National Park, Mont
Pentagon
Milward Simpson
Wyoming
Law Dept Records Reveal Holmes Dono van Exchange
The article notes records left by the late Gen. Wild Bill Donovan recount an incident in Washington with Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes. Donovan recalls a candor versus flattery exchange, Holmes defining candor as deceit.
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Wild Bill Donovan
Oliver Wendall Holmes
Washington
Holmes
Gen. Donovan
Supreme Court
Jack's Straws Alps May Never Be the Same
Retirement plans unfold as travel ambitions dominate the narrator and his wife. They envision extended journeys through Europe the Orient and the Mediterranean with stops in Paris London Rome Cairo and Honolulu while joking about aging grandparents and the thrills of travel in later life.
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Jack
Alps
Lyons Den Olivier Discovers Gem After Watching Troupe
Vivien Leigh recounted Olivier's lunch hour at a glass factory where a troupe performed Moliere. Peter Finch impressed them, was signed, and became the star of Trials of Oscar Wilde. Leigh urged the visit and helped Finch reach London.
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The
Lyons den
Olivier
Troupe Play Factory
Vivien Leigh
Laurence Olivier
Moliere
Miss Leigh
Peter Finch
London
Finch
Oscar Wilde
Slogan Snapshots From The Campaign Trail
Hal Boyle collects offbeat lines rival candidates hear from voters. The remarks mock media image building and political pressures encountered by aspirants, including requests for favors and audience reaction at various constituencies.
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