Lawrence Journal World staff and publication details 1962
Lawrence Journal World masthead lists editor C Simons Jr publisher and editors with staff roles. Publication shows rates: 30 cents weekly by carrier in Lawrence, 15.60 yearly by mail in Douglas County, 11 dollars yearly elsewhere. June 29, 1962 edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polre Simons Ween
Olph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Wden
Jack Zinmerman
Cosas News
Ernest Pontius
Leo Ellex
Wo. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Recognition for KU fund leaders earns national award
Irvin Youngberg and Maurice Barker receive national honors after KU division gains in alumni support. The United States Steel Foundation cited KU for distinguished achievement in alumni giving with a 60 percent rise in donors and a 103 percent jump in dollars for 1961-62.
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Kansas University
Irvin Youngberg
Endowment Association
Maurice Barker
Greater University Fund
United States Steel Foundation
Youngberg
Barker
Death by Kindness and the Red Food Dilemma
The piece argues food shortages in Communist nations test free world policy. It weighs whether aid to Russia, China, Cuba and East Germany helps or harms Western interests. Amid protests in West Germany over Adenauer credits, the author warns kindness may bolster oppressive regimes.
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Russia
China
Cuba
West
United States
East Germany
Adenauer
West Germany
Walter Ulbricht
Red Germany
Ulbricht
Nehru grows testy with U S over Kashmir dispute
The Indian prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru reacts angrily to U S support for a UN Security Council resolution urging India and Pakistan to settle Kashmir. He may seek Russian jet fighters after vetoes and questions a Kashmir referendum pledge from 1947. Congress grows weary of his stance.
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Jawaharlal Nehru
India
United States
Soviet Russia
U.S
United Nations Security Council
Pakistan
Kashmir
Nehru
Indiia
Goa
Russia
U.N
Congress
An Excellent Idea From Jerry Lewis Stirs Cautious Advice
Jerry Lewis, known for unpredictable humor, recently offered practical advice for broad benefit. He noted that many people miss simple chances and urged focus on sensible ideas that help everyday life.
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Jerry Lewis
Lewis
Local Vitae Urges Kindness Over Vengeance
A comedian urges a shift from negativity toward kindness and cooperation. He cites overworked tempers and imagined slights, arguing many would be happier if people chose positivity. The piece notes a trend toward the Golden Rule Club and calls for broader personal pledge to kindness in Lawrence Kansas and beyond.
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Lewis
Golden Rule Club
Lawrence
Kansas
U.S
Berliners Get Wall-Neurotic
Berliners are portrayed as wall obsessed amid Ulbricht satire. The piece notes blackest pessimism masked by humor, with residents fixated on the wall while enjoying life in an oddly open city. West Berlin’s ambiguous status is highlighted as residents ponder where they really belong.
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Berlin
Hamburg
Algeria
Kennedy
Macmillan
de Gaulle
Stachelschweine
Germany
West Berlin
East Germany
West Germany
Fireworks Calves Show Planned for County and Towns
In 1952 July 4 plans include Baldwin fireworks music and awards for pureblood calves while Eudora hosts an afternoon and evening horse show. Wheat harvest yields about 330000 bushels for the county as Taft and Eisenhower move toward the Republican convention in Chicago.
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Lawrence
Baldwin
Eudora
Sen
Taft
Gen
Eisenhower
Chicago
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer for Guidance
Short devotional note urges readers to embody Christ as body of believers. Prayer asks God to guard minds, purify hearts, and renew resolve for righteous living, invoking Our Father in heaven and Christlike witness for the generation.
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Christ
Deaths mark 50th anniversary of July 4
The article recalls the 1826 golden anniversary of Independence Day, noting the deaths of John Adams and Thomas Jefferson on the eve and day of the celebration. It highlights the national mood, historic ceremonies, and lasting reflections on liberty as Americans marked the midsummer holiday.
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America
Great Britain
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
More & Ohio Railroad
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Charles Carroll
New
Adams
Jefferson
Daniel Webster
National Safety Council
Weight loss and infection care from readers letters
A reader asks about recurrent lower body abscesses after childbirth and toenail fungus. The doctor advises weight reduction with adequate protein, wound culture to identify germs, strict cleanliness, and possible staph infection treatment. toenail fungus requires positive identification and screening for diabetes. Additional letters discuss nosebleeds in a child and a cancer diagnosis from a mouth sore, with emphasis on seeking medical evaluation.
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M. G
J. M
Guymon Youth Receives $10 Graduation Gift From Mrs Kennedy
Eight year old Tommy Warnock of Guymon Oklahoma received a $10 graduation gift with a Kennedy family note. He sent a graduation announcement to President Kennedy and got a card signed by Jacqueline Kennedy. He plans to attend Panhandle A&M and then the University of Oklahoma pursuing aeronautical engineering.
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Guymon
Okla
Tommy Warnock
Guymon High School
Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy
Jay Warnock
Panhandle A&m
Goodwell
Clyda
Washington
Panhandle
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Casals
Isaac Stern
Carnegie
Albert Schweitzer
John Gunther
Helsinki
Soviet Union
Moscow
Elizabeth
Wall St
Harold Arlen
E. Y. Harburg
Judy Garland
Robert Goulet
Red Buttons
Hermione Gingold
Roger Stevens
New National Cultural Center
Washington, D.C
Isobel Brookings
Brookings Institute
IBM
Phoenix
United Fund
Israel
San Diego
Barron Hilton
Conrad Hilton
Nasser Diabetic Request Sought From Jewish Doctor In Cairo
Leonard Lyons reports Egypt's Nasser suffers diabetes and seeks a prominent Manhattan Jewish specialist for treatment in Cairo, but the doctor is unavailable. The column also notes various cultural and political tidbits from Broadway to Helsinki, including art festivals, film projects, and charity premieres.
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Nasser
Manhattan
Cairo
Edward Gilbert
N.Y
Rio
Stephen Clark Town House
William Saroyan
Broadway
Roger Stevens
Everyday Office Characters Drama by Hal Boyle
New York AP column sketches office personalities each morning, from Happy Harry who smiles to climb to the top to Haunted Hubert always two days behind. Other types include Delbert the Dove, Harold Highbrow, Genial George, and The Man Himself as the day opens with routine tensions and comedy.
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New York
Harry
Salt Mine
Robert Red-Eye
George
Hubert
Delbert the
Dove
Delbert
Harold Highbrow
Harold
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