Crime rise prompts new police funding questions in Lawrence
The FBI reports a seven percent national rise in serious crimes in 1962 with Kansas City and Topeka leading. Lawrence shows a 399 crime total and Chief Cox warns future growth requires more officers and budget. A thinning night shift underscores need for staffing to prevent Lawrence from becoming a soft target.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
U.S
Kansas City
Lawrence
Topeka
Wichita
Bill Cox
Cox
France and U S Aid Through the Years
The article argues the United States gave France massive aid in wars and reconstruction, including World War I, World War II, and the Marshall Plan, totaling billions. It asserts France has benefited more than it gave and warns against retaliatory policies toward De Gaulle’s France, urging prudent U S conduct.
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France
U.S
United States
Charles de Gaulle
Adolf Hitler
de Gaulle
Go Ahead With Plans Despite France Reluctance
The text urges moving forward with plans despite France hesitation. It hints that De Gaulle and allies may be pressured back into collaboration soon, suggesting a turning point could be nearer than expected.
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France
de Gaulle and Co
Kid Gloves For De Gaulle Case
Washington reports a quieting tone from both sides as the Kennedy administration asks officials to use non-inflammatory language when mentioning Charles de Gaulle. De Gaulle rejects NATO nuclear deterrence participation and vetoes Britain joining the common market, shaping a more independent France. Ambassador Merchant will study a multi nation nuclear deterrent within NATO to expand allied influence.
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Washington
Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
Atlantic
France
Department of State
Atlantic Alliance
de Gaulle
U.S
U. S
Great Britain
United States
America
Livingston T. Merchant
NATO
Moscow
Peking
Britain
Skybolt
Japan
Harvard Lampoon awards movie worsts and college sports notes
The Harvard Lampoon singled out Jerry Lewis Dean Martin and Marilyn Monroe for movie worsts. Argentine beat Lawrence 55 to 47 moving Argentine to second in NEAL standings. Lawrence fell to fifth. KU defeated Iowa State 87 to 62. Presbyterian students at KU planned gifts to the Student Center raising $2 000 of the $200 000 goal.
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Harvard Lampoon
Jerry Lewis
Dean Martin
Marilyn Monroe
Lawrence
Neal
Iowa State
Basketeers
Presbyterian
Charlie Hoag
Psalm 144 15 Today’s Bible Message
The piece proclaims blessed are the people whose God is the Lord and offers a prayer for wisdom through consecration to the Master. It asks for redemption from sin and for God to remove the desire to sin through Christ the Savior.
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Christ
Tom Jones Named Top Picture by Ruark Condensed Praise
London writer Robert C. Ruark hails Tom Jones as among the decades best film works. Albert Finney stars as Master Jones with Tony Richardson directing in a lush color production praised for flawless production, bawdy humor, and vivid on location scenes anticipated to outgross Cleopatra.
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London
Henry Fielding
John Osborne
Tom Jones
Albert Finney
Master Jones
Tony Richardson
Hugh Griffith
Finney
Wardour Street
United Artists
England
Richardson
Osborne
Mr. Griffith
Ben Hur
Fielding
Finney, Griffith, Richardson and Company
Heartburn Explained and When to Seek Help
Dear Dr. Molner explains heartburn is a stomach related burning sensation behind the breastbone, not the heart, with causes including acid exposure and esophageal muscle issues. Pregnancy related cases occur. persistent cases may signal ulcers or gall bladder disease. The column urges medical evaluation and notes free TB chest X-rays for those exposed.
Notable Cultural Buzz From 1960s Hollywood and Academia
Nathan Leopold plans to study for a Doctorate in Europe after a National Science Award Fellowship exam. The column notes various cultural tidbits: ex Senator William Benton set for a top embassy post, Norman Mailer and James Michener projects, Duke of Windsor TV/film plans, Cassius Clay poetry reading, Tennessee Williams stage work, and Columbia University to rename its School of General Studies.
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Nathan Leopold Jr
Europe
Leopold
National Science Award
William Benton
Encyclopaedia Brittanica
Norman Mailer
Bertrand Russell
America
Tony Perkins
Orson Welles
Sardi
Osgood Perkins
James Michener
Middle East
James Jones
Saturday Evening Post
Jones
Paris
Duke of Windsor
Jack LeVien
LeVien
Churchill
20Th Century- Fox
Duke
N.Y
Paramount
Sardi’s
Mac
Bette Davis
Tennessee Williams
Cassius Clay
Henry Cooper
London
Ingemar Johanssen
Canada
Clay
Bitter End
William Inge
Ken Tynan
Tynan
Williams
Columbia University
School of General Studies
Dag Hammarsskold Foundation
U.N. Correspondents Assn
Man's Memories of a Bygone Era Delight New York Readers
Hal Boyle reflects on small joys and social habits that defined earlier urban life. Nostalgic vignettes cover lamplighters, escalators, ten cent movie treats, eking memories from everyday routines, and attitudes toward youth, work, and manners. Remember?
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Robert E. Thompson
Los Angeles Times News Service
Old Home Town
Bryan
Whizzer) White
Colorado
Oxford
Barnum Brown
American Museum of Natural History
New York
Barrett Wilson
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Congressman Little
Walter Hampton
Bowersock Theater
Shake Spearean
Booth
W. A. Dill
William Joseph
Ruark
Robert C. Ruark
Hogarth
Joseph Molner
F.H
O.C.M
Dr. Molner
Nate Leopold
Cole Porter
Prince
Princess Radziwill
Billy Rose
Ethel Merman
Hhr Las Vegas
Ziegfeld
Alfred Lunt
Lynn Fontanne
Players Club
Keely Smith
Julie
Hermione Gingold
Edward Albee
Virginia Woolf
Miss Gingold
JFK
Prince Radziwill
Charles Spaulding
Florida
Robert Montgomery
Nassau
Actors Studio Theater
Murray Matheson
Hal Boyle
Interlandi
U.N
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