Lawrence Daily Journal World front matter June 30 1962
The Lawrence Daily Journal World records its editor Publisher and staff details. Dated Saturday June 30 1962 this issue lists W C Simons as editor, World Company publishing at Sixth and New Hampshire, Lawrence Kansas, and subscription rates for local and national readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Polph C. Simons Z Jr
Brill Mayer Oo
Seamen
Tack Atmmnier Manui Remsessessesnten
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Kennedys Feted In Mexico In Spectacular Welcome
Observers say the visit drew the wildest reception ever for a U S president in Mexico with crowds cheering the Kennedys and what they symbolize. The pageant underscored U S achievements and hopes, countering critics who claim waning respect for the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Kennedy
Kennedy policy hazy on Quemoy Matsu defense stance
The writer argues Kennedy’s ambiguous remarks on Quemoy and Matsu create a gray area for U S protection of Formosa. It questions whether the United States would defend the offshore islands if Formosa is not directly threatened and urges a firmer, clearer warning to Red China to deter aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Quemoy
Matsu
China
U.S
Red China
Formosa
Pescadores
Red
United States
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Mercy Death debate gains Mayo Clinic backing at AMA convention
Dr Edward Rynearson told the Chicago AMA convention he favors allowing terminal cancer patients to die with high selectivity. He cited brain death and life support cases and said prolonging life can be playing God, noting some patients beg for death while doctors hesitate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayo Clinic
American Medical Association
Chicago
Edward Rynearson
Rynearson
Medical ethics on end of life care discussed by Dr Rynearsen
The article explores how relatives influence life saving decisions when patients cannot express preferences. It notes varying opinions among medical men and the shifting stance of physicians toward patient autonomy amid family requests and societal pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rynearsen
Congress
Rynearson
Germans See Theater as Moral Probe Rather Than Fun
Berlin critic Friedrich Luft argues Germans visit theaters to improve mind and soul, not for enjoyment, noting only six comedies exist in German drama. He praises native political cabaret like Stachelschweine for lampooning politics, but admits cabaret audiences already align with its views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Friedrich Luft
Die Welt
Germany
Luft
Friedrich Duerrenmatt
Max Frisch
New Yorks
London
Werner Finck
Stachelschweine
Porcupine
Spain
Old Home Town Highlights From 10 Years Past
A patchwork of 1952 items includes Keith Lawton family travels to Colorado, Dr Elin Jorgenson attending a Kansas AAUW board meeting, Helen Hanna losing in golf, Thomas Barlow winning a Scout essay contest, Mrs Lisle Eby elected VP of Co-Operative Club International, Pharmacy moved from Topeka to Lawrence, wheat at 1.12 a bushel, Illinois named amusement center with many theaters, Harding’s Marion centennial front porch speech, and a state health plan to place community nurses in each town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Lawton
Chad
Leslie
Thomas Barlow
Lisle Eby
Co-Operative Club International
State Board of Pharmacy
Topeka
Lawrence
Illinois
Harding
Marion
Ohio
State Board of Health
Todays Bible Message and Prayer Reflections
Bible message urges followers to grow into unity with Christ as head. The prayer asks God to quicken church members and empower them to meet the times’ opportunities and responsibilities.
Bess Myerson on Fame and the Dumb Blonde Image
In an interview, Bess Myerson defends the smart image of Miss America 1945, discusses her TV career, plans for a fall return of The Big Payoff with beauty advisors, her book In the Feminine Manner, and the challenges of public life including a costly divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VVE
Bess Myerson
Peter Arno
Miss Myerson
New York Philharmonic
Royal Court
Corpus Delicti
Bess
Kim Novak
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Arlene Dahl
Barbara
Abnormal Film Ad Focus Sparks Moral Alarm in City
Evangelist Roy Loney denounces a southern film advertised downtown for its “abnormalities” and moral decay. He urges viewership toward nobility and purity, comparing decayed morals to street carrion and calling for a “mind cleaning department” to promote high ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Our
Fair City
Hell
Juarez
Mexico
Evangelist Roy Loney
Heart Pain Versus Cardiac Causes
Dear Dr Molner explains that ECG may miss early disease but most chest pains are not heart pain. He describes heart pain as pressure with pallor and sweating, while angina often ties to exertion and meals, urging prompt assessment for real danger.
Chest Pain Types and Heart Disease Alarm
The doctor lists chest pain causes beyond heart disease including neuralgia shingles muscle strain spinal arthritis gas bubbles in the stomach gall bladder and digestive issues and hiatal hernia. He advises careful exams and an ECG before dismissing concern and notes low morning temperature can occur with slower body processes or indicate thyroid issues.
Lyons Den Break Up of the James Masons
Pamela and James Mason face imminent divorce ending one of Hollywoods odd households. They kept 34 cats in New York and Hollywood tying up moves, time zones, and finances. Custody of their two children must be settled. Carmen Capalbo rumored to join Theater Guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Pamela
James Mason
New York
Riverdale
West 57Th St
Park Av
Mason
England
Portland
Portland Mason
Dixon
London
New Portland
Masons
Kennedy
Bolshoi Ballet
Washington
Khrushchev
Russia
Carmen Capalbo
Theater Guild
New City Library Book Selections Preface Classics to Modern Tales
A catalog of 1962 library offerings including Ernle Bradford’s The Great Siege of Malta and Freedom Ride by James Peck. Also featured are On Board Noah's Ark by Ludwig Bemelmans, Portugal's Stand in Africa by Adriano Moreira, and novels by Simona Pakenham, Hal Borland, Ellis Lucia, Michael Campbell, Meriel Trevor, Arthur Calder Marshall, Maureen Howard, Angela Thirkielle Lejeune, and Benedict Kiely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Peck
South
Noah's Ark
Ludwig Bemelmans
Mediterranean
Portugal
Africa
Adriano Moreira
Simona Pakenham
France
Hal Borland
Connecticut
Klondike
Mary
London
Michael Campbell
Meriel Trevor
John Henry Cardinal Newman
Arthur Calder-Marshall
Ingales
Maureen Howard
Europe
Angela Thirkell
C. A. Lejeune
Barsetshire
Miss Lejeune
Angela
Benedict Kiely
Current Best Sellers List Highlights Fiction and Nonfiction
The list features fiction titles Franny and Zooey by J. D. Salinger The Ship of Fools by Porter The Agony and the Ecstasy by Stone Devil Water by Seton The Bull from the Sea by Renault Nonfiction Calorie Counting by Taller My Life in Court by Nizer The Rothschilds by Morton Six Crises by Nixon In the Clearing by Frosi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franny and
Zooey
Salinger
Porter
Devil
Seton
the Bull From the Sea
Renault
Nixon
Frosi
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Mother
W.H
The
Lyons den
James Masons
Strange
Leonard Lyons
New City Library Books
Thelma Baker
Ernle Bradford
Malta
Mediterrane
Morton
Interlandi
USA
Lateromdi
Belor
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