Lawrence Daily Journal World History Note and Staff Line
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists staff including Dolph Simons as president and editor and Polph C Simons Jr as vice president publisher. Bill May Icr, Jack Zimmerman, Ernest Pontius, Leo Eller, and others are noted with roles. Established 1854 with W C Simons as editor 1891 to 1952.
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Dolph Simons
Polph C. Simons JR
Bill May
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
China must face rising nuclear threat and seek balance
The author warns that China is advancing nuclear and missile capabilities under a strong state system. He argues the United States should acknowledge China as a growing power, engage to deter conflict, and establish a balance of power to avoid global catastrophe.
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United States
Russia
China
Surcharge May Be Headache
New York AP report notes a proposed six percent surcharge on corporate and personal income taxes could backfire by shrinking the tax base and reducing revenue. Martin of the Federal Reserve argues it might curb inflation, but a weaker economy and high interest rates threaten the plan and the administration’s deficit strategy.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
William McChesney Martin
Martin
Johnson
Johnson Administration
Federal Reserve
Police Protection in Kansas Spurs Call for Stronger Forces
The article praises Salina and Chapman peace officers for aiding the capture of two men linked to a spree in Lawrence that wounded two residents. It argues for better pay, supervision, and community support to sustain capable police amid rising nationwide lawlessness and court reforms.
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Salina
Chapman
Lawrence
United States Supreme Court
Kansas
Can't Hide Facts about U S Overseas Spending
A discussion of federal budgeting ethics questions how figures are presented to seem better for the balance of payments. It notes Johnson says aid programs have minimal adverse effects and cites Rusk on offshore expenditures and a long history of high overseas spending.
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Treasury
Johnson
United States
State Rusk
U. S
Uncle Sam
Debt Crisis Alarm Calls for Drastic Action
The speaker warns the nation that the debt has reached 330 billion dollars and the treasury is drained by giveaways. They say the balance of payments deficit risks national bankruptcy unless corrective steps are taken, criticizing four administrations of both parties.
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National Financial House
Old Home Town I exhibitors at 12th annual Horse Show
Sunday morning coffee guests of the Merchants' Bureau at the Lawrence Country Club included Old Home Town I exhibitors for the 12th annual Horse Show. Elmer Logan and wife celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house. Judge Hugh Means married them in Lawrence.
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Merchants’ Bureau
Lawrence Country Club
Elmer Logan
Lawrence
Hugh Means
Today’s Bible Message Prayer Forgiveness and Joyful Devotion
A devotional note asks for divine forgiveness for contemplacency and seeks daily zeal to share God’s love by word and deed through prayer in Christ’s name Amen.
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Father
Christ
First Keeper on Father's Day Wins Little Girl Praise
An 11 year old finally catches a keeper bass during a family Father’s Day outing after weeks of small fish and bragging brothers. The moment brings quiet pride to the girl and her dad as he reinforces the achievement with smiles and support.
Felony Consequences Lurk Beyond Prison Doors
Kansas law defines a felony as any offense punishable by death or prison, with lifelong consequences. Convicts lose civil rights, face limited job prospects and barred voting, juror, and public office roles, and may struggle to gain employment or secure bonding.
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Kansas
United States
Lansing
The Myth Of The Typical New Yorker
Hal Boyle argues the so called typical New Yorker does not exist and describes the real city dweller as a budget conscious worker. He notes middle class whites and minorities moving to suburbs while dreamers seek a cleaner cheaper life yet return as tourists with spending money.
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Westchester County
Long Island
New York
New Yorker
Wall Street
Greenwich Village
Vermont
Water drainage complaint prompts letter to Journal World
A letter to the Journal World argues that Mud Creek dike changes divert water into a Lawrence area causing business closures and resident hardship. The writer urges county engineers and the drainage board to fix drainage, pump capacity, fire safety, storm shelters, a fire department expansion, and a storm warning system.
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North Street
North Third Street
Mud Creek
Drainage Board
Journal- World
Sixth Street
Lawrence
Prolonged Barbiturate Use in Epilepsy Described and Warned
A letter discusses long term phenobarbital use in epilepsy and urges medical supervision. It notes potential writing difficulties but doubts these stem from the medication, advising reporting to a doctor or epilepsy center and periodic health checks. It also comments on vitamin changes and dental issues in a separate note.
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Dr. Molnar
J. B
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