Lawrence Daily Journal World history column fragment
Fragmentary notice from the Lawrence Daily Journal World date Friday Evening June 30 1961. Mentions editors Dolph C Simons Mayer Zimmermann Ernest Pontius and Leo Eller with publication details for Lawrence Kansas and circulation rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons
Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
A. News
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
G. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Lawrence Horse Show Returns With Record Entries
The Lawrence Horse Show opens tonight at the 4 H Fairgrounds rodeo arena and runs through Sunday. Dorsey Liberty Post No. 14 of the American Legion helped build the event into a premier Kansas showcase with growing entry lists and quality animals. Tickets are affordable and evenings offer wholesome family entertainment.
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Lawrence
Kansas
American Legion Post
Legion
Dorsey-Liberty Post No. 14
Jaycee Fireworks Display Planned for Memorial Stadium
The Lawrence Jaycees plan a July 4 fireworks show at KU Memorial Stadium. The annual display earns praise for reducing accidents and offering a safe, affordable spectator experience. Parents hope the project continues, noting it eases anxieties each year.
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Lawrence Jaycees
Ku’s Memorial Stadium
Jaycees
Foreign Aid Debate Faces Laos in U S Aid Policy
The piece surveys yearly lines in the foreign aid battle, noting Laos as a flashpoint. It cites Kennedy’s March remark that Laos is not yet Communist and discusses aid totals since 1946, Europe’s large share, and questions about effectiveness and military focus in Laos.
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Congress
Laos
Kennedy
U. S
Poland
Yugoslavia
Europe
U.S
America
Middle East
Asia
Latin America
House Foreign Operations Subcommittee
Kennedy Aid Plan Faces Narrow Path to Congress
A subcommittee chair cites poor global aid programs but argues no clear alternative exists. He notes Kennedy’s pledge to run the $4.7 billion foreign aid plan more effectively and, given no solid substitute, congressional approval seems likely.
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Asia
Near East
Latin America
Kennedy
U S Must Stand And Be Counted
Washington columnist Joseph Alsop argues the Berlin crisis forces a stark choice for the United States. The nation must decide if it will risk a thermonuclear exchange to honor its Berlin obligations or accept a longer term decline as Soviet power expands. The piece frames the decision as moral and strategic, with consequences at home and abroad.
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United States
Berlin
U. S
Staten Island
Alaska
State of Washington
Great Britain
George Washington
Lord Cornwallis
Kaw flood prompts Lakeview evacuation and mud cleanup
Old Home Town recalls 1951 Kaw overflow flooding near Lakeview. Cottages evacuated as dikes broke and mud and water damaged homes. Cleanup underway after the flood.
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Lakeview
Kaw
Pete Reedys
Barbara Byrd
Glenn Wilson Byrd
Kansas City
Clifford McDonald
Frank McDonald
Lawrence
Thomas Hood
Kansas State Board of Health
Today’s Bible Message on Demas and Constancy in Faith
A devotional note cites 11 Timothy 4 10 about Demas forsaking Paul for the world. A prayer asks God to grant constancy in faith and to resist worldly temptations through a renewed spirit and focus on Christ.
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Demas
God
Christ
Landlord voices view on renting to Negro students
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Sheard of 1527 West 6th Street recount their experience with renting to Black and foreign students. They say they would keep units empty rather than face recurring disappointments and argue there are two sides to the story.
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Lawrence
New York
Dear Dr Molner On Bifocals And Visual Ranges
Advice on adjusting to bifocals, head movement versus eye movement, and options for those needing between near and far vision. Discusses trifocals, two-pair setups, reading glasses, and notes on blood donation and a premenstrual blues pamphlet offer.
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W. B
Deal deemed immoral by Ruark over tractors for prisoners
Robert Ruark rails at the Kennedy administration and figures like Mrs. Roosevelt Milton Eisenhower and Walter Reuther for endorsing a barter of prisoners for tractors with Fidel Castro. He condemns private individuals representing the United States in such dealings and warns of treason and national humiliation.
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State Department
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
America
Committee
Castro
Cuba
Rooosevelt
Walter Reuther
Milton Eisenhower
William Pawley
Roosevelt
United States
Lyons Den Marilyn and Wright clash over lavish Roxbury home
Marilyn Monroe aimed to hire Frank Lloyd Wright for a Roxbury 30 acre retreat where Wright offered full plans beyond a simple sketch. The Millers faced legal talks as Wright's plans sit with his estate while Miller modernized the farm property without the star’s marriage faltering.
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Lyons den
Marilyn
Frank Lloyd Wright
Marilyn Monroe
Roxbury
Mariyn
Frank Mari
St Lloyd Wright
Wright
Miller
How to Go Abroad And Make Friends
Hal Boyle provides tips for Americans traveling abroad to avoid saying the wrong thing. He notes foreigners are similar to neighbors and appreciate modesty and listening. The piece offers sample remarks supposedly to win favor in Britain France Russia and Germany, highlighting humor and stereotypes.
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Hal Boyle
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