Lawrence Journal World 1958 publication details and staff
The Lawrence Daily Journal World page from March 8 1958 lists staff including SOLPH SIMONS Jr editor and publisher POLPH C SIMONS Jr associate publisher BILL MATER managing editor ERNEST PONTIUS advertising manager LEO ELLER and notes the paper is published daily except Sunday by Word Company at Sixth and New Hampshire in Lawrence Kansas with subscription rates and AP and UPI membership details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SOLPH
OSS
POLPH
Associated Press
Andi
Cireati
Young marriages and the question of teenage brides
The piece argues about rising teen marriages and their impact on education and independence. It weighs school administration stances from strict to tolerant, notes Kansas trends in married students, and calls for balanced treatment of young couples while acknowledging economic pressures and social expectations. It also contrasts delayed marriage norms with observed earnings and dividends to counter cautions about a slump.
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Beng
Ingh School
Tanya
Husbkind
Hugh
Lawrence
Kansas University
University
Kansas High School
Min
Lndas
America
Wall Street Journal
Dividends in ’58 Spark Doom and Gloom Message
Investors debate the current recession with pessimistic talks about markets. Analysts recall past downturns and warn of ongoing uncertainty as dividends and earnings face pressure amid economic headwinds.
Shift in Britain alters view of Soviet aims post Sputnik
Joseph Alsop analyzes a British shift in understanding Soviet goals after Sputnik. He cites public mood, parliamentary debate, and Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd’s caution as signs of a new, less optimistic stance. Four strands shape this trend: economic strain, reaction to past American policy, Khrushchev’s public relations, and the nuclear shadow cast by Sputnik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Alsop
London
Foreign Office
Kremlin
House of Gommona
Macmillan
Selwyn Lloyd
Lloyd
Britain
Nikita Khruschev
Dulles
Khrushchev
Atlantic
Stalin
Sputnik
Alumni ballots set for KU Alumni Association officers
The Alumni Association of Kansas University has mailed ballots to members to elect officers. Included nominees are Balfour Jeffrey Richard Becker Rayvans Wayne McCoy George Nettels Reel Coombs and Dr G W Davidson. A golden wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Woestermeyer was celebrated, a First Methodist Church reception held, and Delta Gamma inducted Lisa Fuller and Mildred Hyer Naff.
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AGU— LE
Psalm 40 42 Verse Verse Refined Prayer Quote
A Bible verse excerpt presents a message of deliverance from deep trouble. It recalls being lifted from a pit and set on solid ground, portraying renewed faith and steadfastness in spiritual journey.
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Psalms
Cape Canaveral Wives Live Under Tension Of Space Race
At Cape Canaveral two wives of missile program leaders share life near the rocket tests. Mrs Leonard Moorman and Mrs R Sellars describe intuition guiding social plans during Explorer and Vanguard launches. They discuss disappointment over Vanguard and pride in successful Jupiter C, balancing curiosity with secrecy and family life amid constant moves.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
America
Navy
Coon Beach
Cape
Leonard Moorman
Coronel
Army Missile Agency
R. Sellars
Naval Ordnance Test Unit
Norton Sound
Bob
Annapolis
Mary Ann
Mrs. Orman
Army
Criticism of Alsops Editor in Journal-World Letter
A reader attacks the Journal-World for using Alsop brothers as political commentators. The letter accuses Stewart and Joseph Alsop of sensationalism and misquoting sources. It cites an interview with West German opposition figure Heinemann and argues editors and press spread demagogic methods.
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Alsods
Journal-World
Alsop
Stewart
Joseph Alsop
United States
Alsops
Stewart Alsop
Gustav Heinemann
German
Social Democratic Party
Heinemann
Thonn
Iltnemann
Farseiga
Strauss
Docking's one-man program sparks Kansan backlash
Gov George Docking faces criticism as he blames legislators for the state's tax mess in a four page memo sent to thousands of Kansans. The document argues legislative bottling up delays and asserts the Democratic tax program failed in committee.
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George
Docking
Kansas
House
Senate
Ger. Docking
Mr. Big
Gov. Docking
Olivier balks at interviews as roar of Lyons Den grows
The Lyons Den actor refuses interviews while audiences howl. Olivier has snubbed 58 requests to date, with his press agent noting that Mr. Olivier believes no one ever wins an interview.
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Lyons den
Howling
Lyons
Olivier
New Books at Free Public Library Catalog 1957 list
A catalog entry surveys several new titles including Backdrop to Tragedy by Polk Stamler and Asfour about Palestine from three viewpoints. Kissing Cousins by Emily Hahn chronicles a Winnetka family seen through grandchildren. You’re Stepping on My Cloak and Dagger by Roger Hall notes spies oddly. Hamilton Avenue by Ronald Byron depicts a township near Johannesburg. Warm Bodies by Donald Morris humorously contrasts naval duties with peacetime home. Greek Fire by Winston Graham follows an American newspaperman in Greece.
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William Polk
David Stamler
Edmund Asfour
Palestine
Emily Hahn
Winnetka
Roger Hall
Hamilton Avenue
Ronald Byron
Johannesburg
South Africa
Donald Morris
U.S
Winston Graham
Greece
Daily Best Sellers List Snapshot
A reader list shows fiction and non-fiction titles including Love Possessed Anatomy of a Murder Rally Round the Flag Boys Some Came Running Below the Salt Fiction Please Dont Eat the Daisies Kids Say the Darnest Things Where Did You Go Out Baruch My Own Story The Hidden Persuaders.
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Cozzens
Travel
Boys
Shulman
Jones
Costain
Kerr
Linkletter
Smith
Baruch
Packard
Walt Disney biography and other 1957 titles listed
A catalog snippet reviews Diane Disney Miller's The Story of Walt Disney 1957, plus Japan in Color, The Earth Changers, Sandy Was a Soldier Boy, The Roots of Heaven, and The Winthrop Woman. It notes photographs, settings in Africa, Scotland, Greece, and Puritan conflicts, reflecting mid century library picks.
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Walt Disney
Diane Disney Miller
Hollywood
Mr. Disney
Japan
Dore Ogrizek
Neill Wilson
Frank Taylor
Sandy
David Walker
Highlands
Scotland
Heaven
Romain Gary
Africa
Winthrop
Anya Seton
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Anita Moore
Helen Hungerford
Dorothea Simons
Tr F.C. Allen
Warrensburg
Norma
Chrlaub
Ly Aci Reese
Shaw Jam
Herald
Ormans
Jeffrey
Mrs. Sellars
Legisators
Jack Warner
Palm Beach
Cannes
Antibes
Monte Carlo
Warner
el Morocco
Jack Warden
Met
Warden
Warsden
Miami Beach
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Mr. Meany
Meany
the Entertainer
Edward Chodoroy
Picasso
Chodoroy
Parris
Royale
Broadway
David Merrick
John Osborne
New York
Laura Corrigan
John Gielgud
Hamlet
Denmark
Tony Randall
Captain
Night Beat
Randall
Brando
Garbo
Chaplin
Sidney Chaplin
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