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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1962
Page
3
The item lists the 1962 staff and masthead for the Lawrence Daily Journal World. It names editors and publishers, executives, and contact details, along with publication information and subscription rates for local and distant readers.
J Edgar Hoover warns that Russians and other Communist delegates seek industrial secrets at conventions and through legal channels. He urges U S executives to learn about Communism, recognize fronts, and strengthen plant security to counter espionage and propaganda campaigns.
Washington notes show top State and Defense aides urge a strong response to any Communist attack on offshore Formosan islands. Alsop highlights risks to Asia stability, Berlin crisis, and the need for prompt American air power to support Chiang Kai-shek if fighting erupts.
The text emphasizes identifying weak points in personnel and facilities and stresses continuing, effective plant security. It urges reporting information on sabotage, espionage, and subversive activities to the FBI, the agency tasked with protecting national internal security.
Old Home Town Dr and Mrs Ray Brewster return from Egypt after six months at a university. L N Flint returns from visit with son George in La Grange Indiana. Al Bromersick will leaves equal shares to Lawrence Boy Scouts Girl Scouts and Douglas County 4 H clubs for over 2000 annual income. One fourth funds an annual Christmas party for the three groups. Miss Margaret McNown wed Allen Robens Shilts in New York City. Lawrence Public Library addition moves in from 947 Mass St this weekend. Weaver Store installs air conditioning. YMCA absence noted especially pool and showers. Three possible public swimming sites remain: the river Potter Lake and Robinson’s Gym pool for KU students. Pop stands line local roads. Boys nail plank to sawhorses to bootleg business. Prof RC Moore KU predicts oil discovery in Western Kansas.
A humorous warning about hidden edible hazards in baked goods. The author cites silver colored beads and lemon drops as perilous bite risks, recounting a cake so tasty yet dangerous and recalling walnut shells that can ruin fillings. He notes yearly birthday cake indulgence while acknowledging the ongoing culinary battle against such edible traps.
A reader rebuts an editorial on U S contributions to the United Nations. The letter cites figures: U S share of the regular budget at 30 percent, U S gross national product at 40 percent, Russia at one seventh, Congo operation costs shared by the U S, and argues the U N. acts to preserve peace in Palestine the Middle East and Lebanon, with per capita costs under $1.04.
A reader asks about chronic shoulder dislocations in a 15 year old and the doctor advises orthopedic evaluation. Surgery can correct many faults, while splints offer only temporary relief. Other questions cover tongue coating from smoking, diabetes in a potential wife, and a 91 year old mother with swallowing issues after a stroke.
The note presents Revelation 22 1 a vision of a pure river of water of life flowing from God and the Lamb followed by a prayer praising God Our Father in heaven seeking purity holiness and active service on the journey home in Jesus name Amen.
Fifty years after Harvard entry and twenty five years since three Broadway hits Abbott nears 75 with a string of successes. He recalls plots that mix boy meets girl with laughs and shows how he chooses actors, keeps timing, and balances personal life with a lifelong career in entertainment.
Hal Boyle reflects on Midtown Manhattan's transformation from a vibrant mix of brownstones shops and cultural landmarks to a skyline of glass towers and banks. He recalls Old Lady Vanderbilt, Rockettes, and 18 restaurants replaced by offices, warning progress erodes a humane city feel.
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