Lawrence Daily News Staff and Office Listing 1858
Editor Dolph C. Simons Jr with Associate Publisher Bill Mayer and Managing Editor Ernest Post lead the Lawrence Lawrence Journal weekly staff. Word Company prints daily excluding Sundays from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets with subscriptions from locally at 60 cents per week and mail rates across the United States at $9 per year.
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Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Ernest Post
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Bartlesville Telemovies Pay TV Trial Sparks Debate
The Bartlesville Telemovies experiment in pay TV has drawn mixed views. Subscribers praise choice but many worry about free TV loss and higher costs. Officials see value in data while lawmakers call for a national trial to compare pay TV and free TV fairly.
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Rock and Roll Critique From a War Veteran Sergeant
A columnist denounces rock and roll for its crude lyrics and perceived moral impact on the youth, arguing music should be tonal and non sexual. He recalls wartime language, laments cultural decay, and suggests drastic measures like banning records until better options emerge.
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St. Louis
Isolation Pressure Rise with ICBM Age Seen
AP News Analyst surveys postwar U S strategy as ICBMs emerge. Isolationism may grow if missiles reduce reliance on allies, shifting emphasis from overseas bases to baseloaded deterrence while preserving alliances. The piece weighs economic and strategic tradeoffs and future U S foreign policy pressures.
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Governor Docking Budget Session Recap Letter
Gov George Docking's office sent a budget session recap detailing actions and outcomes. The summary outlines key votes, policy shifts, and fiscal implications discussed during the legislative period.
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Ottawa Herald
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Slipping anchor in other lands shadows Saudi policy
Washington notes King Saud’s shifting loyalties after a Nasser led bloc reborn in the region. Saud’s October 1956 realignment with anti Western forces fractures the Saudi-Israel Gulf alliance as Cairo hosts the crown prince and heir’s pro Nasser stance. The State Department watches a fragile balance as Feisal returns from Cairo amid royal tensions. If Saud lapses toward Nasser or is replaced, Western interests in the Middle East face a widening crisis and loss of regional allies.
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Old Home Town Years Ago Highlights And Announcements
A gala spring opening on Massachusetts Street features live models as a surprise. If Congress passes a new draft, two new Selective Service Boards will be set up in Lawrence with no current machinery to reactivate the old board. Dr F C Allen and Bruce Cameron announce a newborn son Robert Paul. Lawrence defeats Wichita in the state basketball tournament opener. Judge Arthur Melott to speak at KU Law School dinner. Also notes governors and commissions from 28 years ago, Lawrence officers commissioned in 1918, and plans to beautify the KU campus.
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Paul Dinsmoor
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A. D. Carroll
Harold Maxwell
August Wahl
Clarence C. Stewart
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Herbert Hare
Kansas City
Bible Verse Prompt for Today
A brief devotional note presents the verse The things that are seen are temporal, but the things that are unseen are eternal from 2 Corinthians 4 18 or similar. The message emphasizes enduring faith over earthly appearances.
Lyons Den Bronx Borough Fluoride Joke Sparks Debate
In a Bronx Borough note, Anita Loos and Ruth Dubonnet led a committee opposing New York City fluoridation hoping municipal officials would listen. At an Oak Room gathering they quoted Bronx President James Lyons asking how fluoride “mixes with scotch” as they pressed for policy discussion.
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Sack look may suit women say New York columnist
Hal Boyle argues American women are embracing the baggy sleeveless chemise silhouette from nightgowns to evening wear. He suggests men should accept the style as its appeal grows, warning against provoking a backlash that could push women toward a new fashion upheaval. He recalls the 1920s flapper as a cautionary symbol of fashion revolts and mocks male resistance.
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