Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead tribute and details
The text lists the Lawrence Daily Journal-World staff titles and roles including President and Editor Dolph C. Simons and other staff such as Publisher Ril Mayer, Advertising Manager Leo Suler, and Business Manager, plus publication details. It notes established in 1864 and pricing for subscriptions and mailing, with office location at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simnons
Fite
Gren
RIL Mayer
Ing
Jack Zanate
RATAN
Ernest Ft
Leo Suler
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Death of Gus Lauterbach Reverberates Across Kansas
The Topeka based state figure and Kansas University alumnus Gus Lauterbach died over the weekend. A banker and longtime leader, he chaired the Senate Ways and Means Committee and influenced fiscal policy with cautious progress. His death ends a career marked by public service and community ties in Lawrence and beyond.
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Kansas
Gus Lauterbach
Topeka
Lauterbach
Kansas University
Senate
Ways and Means
Lawrence
Colby
Washington
F.D.R
Chamber of Commerce
Otto Meissner
Lynn Hackler
KFKU
Fort Scott
Ku Klux Klan
KU Poison Prevention Week efforts promote home safety
Kansas University student pharmacists launch National Poison Prevention Week materials for local pharmacies. The campaign urges poison-proofing homes and provides steps for emergencies including contact with physicians and the Poison Control Center at Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
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Kansas University
American Pharmaceutical Association
EU Pharmacy Group
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Red China Threat Surpasses Russia in Global Peace Stakes
The article likens Red China to a fan scorning a missed shot, arguing Beijing endangers world peace more than Russia. It notes Moscow’s precarious balance between Western appeasement and Chinese demands, with China signaling readiness to seize influence at almost any cost.
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Red China
Russia
China
Mao Tsetung
Moscow
Singapore's fragile balance in Asia amid rising Chinese influence
The piece explains Singapore's pivotal role in Pacific strategy after 1941, noting its 90 percent Chinese population and the pull between Communist China and Western allies. It highlights Lee Kuan Yew's leadership in expelling Communist influence and shaping a non Communist path, while warning that Communism remains a latent threat in Singapore.
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Sy Nice
Williams
Singapore
Hawali
Australia
Pacific
Japan
Okinawa
Philippines
South China Sea
Malaya
Thailand
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Indonesia
Lee Kuan Yew
People’s Action Party
Peking
Old Home Town Notables Highlight Alford Clarke Post Elections
Eight years ago in 1963 Harry Westergren was elected commander of Alford Clarke Post No. 852 VFW with Ed McClintock Dr A A Mailhiot Don Hults and Charley Coffman also taking posts. Ernie Pulliam served a cured beef and cabbage special at the Blue Mill on St Patrick's Day. Officers of the Jay hawk Chapter National Secretaries Association included Lena Altenbernd Mrs Lorene Hollings worth Mrs Helen Smith Anna Yahn and Mrs Bess Sehon.
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Harry Westergren
Alford Clarke
Ed McClintock
A. A. Mailhiot
Don Hults
Charley Coffman
Ernie Pulliam
Blue Mill
St. Patrick's Day
Lena Altenbernd
Lorene Hollingsworth
Helen Smith
Anna Yahn
Bess Sehon
Jayhawk
National Secretaries Association
TODAY'S BIBLE MESSAGE AND PRAYER
Daily reflection cites Matthew 1 21 and prayerful gratitude for Jesus name salvation and redemption. The prayer thanks God for sending His Son and seeks Christ’s renewal and cleansing for all believers.
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Jesus
Christ
De Gaulle Split and U S Spending Delusion
Roaring critique warns that U S aid and charity have built a French led rival in Europe and Latin America. It cautions against outspending France to win influence as Kennedy era policy debates unfold.
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Degaulle
Big Charlie
France
South America
United Nation
Europe
Asia
Africa
de Gaulle
Red Bloc
Good Old US
United States
Big Daddy
Retarding Arterial Hardening and Surgery Questions
The author discusses limits to reversing arterial hardening in the elderly and notes that prevention via diet blood pressure control and exercise helps, while surgical options exist for leg arteries but not for brain arteries. He also addresses a reader's breast surgery question with cautious neutrality about risks and long term effects.
Journal-World Opinion Page Description
The Journal-World outlines its opinion page as a forum for editors letters columnists and political cartoons. It emphasizes free interchange of ideas to inform citizens and sustain democratic government.
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the Journal-World Opinion Page
Preston Plays Hardwicke Role In New Revival
The piece notes Robert Preston taking the Hardwicke created role and Cedric Hardwicke portraying the Elder in a current revival. It reports on a recent premiere cable noting Hardwicke’s newborn granddaughter and mentions other entertainment items and industry updates from the period.
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Preston
Hardwicke
Cedric
G. B. Shaw
Cedric Hardwicke
Robert Preston
Edward
National Gallery
Washington
John N. Irwin
Richard Conte
Jed Harris
Moss Hart
Harris
Howard Hughes
Beverly Hills
Eddie Fisher
Joe E. Lewis
Eden Roc
Miami Beach
Lewis
Fisher
Elizabeth Arden
Elizabeth Taylor
David Niven
London
Jack Benny
Shor's
Benny
Fifth Ave
Natalie Wood
New York
Brandon
Freshly-Boyle-ed Potpourri for Monday
Hal Boyle collects oddities and quips from mail and world events. The piece cites social talk rates, Irish marriage patterns, midget tax exemption, a Toplady hymn on a playing card, airplane meal habits, and various historical trivia about drinks, kings, railroads, sun heat, and safety belts.
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New York
Ireland
Soviet Union
Augustus Toplady
England
Charles H. Parkhurst
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Desdemona
Otello
Adlai Stevenson
Germany
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Spyros Skouras
Cleopatra
Hal Boyle
American Bible Society
America
New York City
Frederick the Great
Prussia
Manhattan
Quen Elizabeth
Joel Chandler Harris
Interlandi
Fumio
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