Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and date
The page presents the Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead with editor and publisher names, staff roles, and establishment details. It lists subscription rates for local, nearby counties, and national mail. It notes AP and ABC affiliations and designates the issue as Wednesday Evening March 19 1958.
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Journal-World
Dolfh Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller Jenna
Bisinean
Doakins
United States
Lawrence
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Memories of New Deal boondoggling and current spending
The piece argues against a large public spending program to revive the economy, recalling Roosevelt era boondoggle projects like the CWA PWA CCC and warning Congress not to panic. It notes unemployment around five million and emphasizes long term tax cuts and steady public works planning over temporary measures. It cites Harold Ickes as a negative symbol of radical spending.
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Congress
F.D.R
CWA
PWA
CCC
Roosevelt
United States
Eisenhower
Harold Ickes
Interservice space race stirs Navy Army rivalry
The piece recalls the early Apollo era style feud as the Navy failed with Vanguard while the Army succeeded with Explorer using a Jupiter-C, leaving the Air Force waiting. It notes pride and prestige losses, with Army first, Navy second after a public fizzle, and the Air Force yet to launch, quipping harmony may be far off.
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Navy
Vanguard
U.S
Army
West Point
Air Force
Air Arm
Pollyanna
Top future salaries 1968 predicted by Colubmia expert
Pred G Ronai of Columbia University Graduate School of Business cites salaries for 10 years hence with medical specialists at 100000 dollars per year and lawyers at 90000. Other high earners include corporation presidents and board chairmen around 220000 and 175000 respectively, marketing VPs 160000 to 210000, entertainment directors 260000 to 350000, and financial control executives 90000 to 100000.
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Pred
G. Ronai
Columbia University Graduate School of Business
Maia Entertainment
Ladies Beware The Paris Sack Fashion War
A Paris spring fashion row triggers male backlash as men protest haut culture garments. The piece lampoons sack outfits and the cosmetic trend, urging women to rethink styles like baggy shrouds and Italianate hairdos while warning of domestic quarrels and financial friction if women persist.
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Sy Robert
Atarkt
Paris
Madame
New York
Acc
U N Space Debate Dulles Johnson Clash In Headlines
The column skims U.S. and Soviet proposals on United Nations control of outer space. It notes Eisenhower Johnson Bulganin letters, vague stances, and a March 15 Soviet statement proposing UN control of space and elimination of overseas bases, provoking Democratic pushback. A separate legal note discusses Cutter Laboratories vaccine liability.
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Washington
United Nations
Heisenhower
Dulles
Eisenhower
Bulganin
Outer Space
U.N
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Senate
Johnson
Burgain
Soviet Union
Asia
United States
Cutter Decision Slows vaccine production in wake of judgment
A $147,000 judgment against Cutter Laboratories in the Salk vaccine suit signals a cautious shift for pharmaceutical firms. The ruling is expected to temper future rapid development and manufacturing of new vaccines as companies reassess legal and financial risk.
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Cutter
Cutter Laboratories
Serpent Else
Ares
Redlands
Calil
French claim 306 rebels killed in Algeria drive
The French assertion says more than 300 nationalist rebels were killed in the past 24 hours as the campaign to quell the 40 month old Algerian rebellion intensifies. French losses were not disclosed.
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Algiers
Nixon Proceeds As GOP Leader By ALSERT CLARK
Washington sees a shift in political gravity from Eisenhower to Vice President Nixon. Nixon is rising as a government leader and GOP facilitator, pushing for decisive action on recession and defense while building support among lawmakers party leaders and cabinet members.
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Alsert
CLARK
Wall Street Journal
Ashington
Eisenhower
Nixon
G.O.P
Tice
Russia
Washington
Congress
Russie
White House
Clarence Randall
Sherman Adama
U.S
Outer Space
GOP
Mr. Nixon
Richard Nixon
Old Home Town notes and city items from Lawrence
Dr. R C Bittenbender opens an office in Lawrence. Mr and Mrs H J Kapfer celebrate 55th wedding anniversary with family dinner. Dale Dietrich and wife announce birth of son Dale Norman. County items include city budget savings and Rotary urging traffic lights on Massachusetts Street. Presidential signoff clocks move forward in March. Bible verse for the day from 1 Corinthians 1:26.
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Marc
R. C. Bittenbender
Lawrence
H. J. Kapfer
Dale Dietrich
Dale Norman
Baldwin
Mra. J. Hammig
Daffodil Club
Massachusetts
Rotary Club
Topeka
U.S
Wilson
Notable White House Banter and Arts Snatches From The Lyons Den
The Lyons Den outlines Roosevelt era banter and cultural jots including Truman MacArthur remarks during Murrow interview stoppage, Mary Martin's stage gag on South Pacific, Logan's Princeton visit and showbiz compromises, Dempsey secrecy, Menshikov dinner quips, and Mrs Vanderbilt’s Paris Review note on F. Scott Fitzgerald.
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Leon
Ed Mur Tow
Truman
Gen. MacArthur
Mureow
MacArthur
Murrow
Missouri
Charles Chaplin
Geraldine
Michael
Africa
Weing
Feas
Enle Pinsa
Robert Magidoff
Rinehart & Co
University of the State of New York
Hoover
Spain
Salvador Dali
Mary Martin
Miss Martin
Hermione Gingold
Alaska
Hawaii
Miss Gingold
John J. Dempsey
New Mexico
White House
Menahikov
Russia
Paris Reviews
Fame without climactic clincher Hal Boyle writes
Hal Boyle explores what makes a person famous and why celebrities differ from ordinary people. Across 1608 interviews from prisoners to generals, he argues concentration of effort and sustained attention, not talent, shapes fame. He notes occupational quirks, loneliness, and the primacy of work as life’s focus.
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New York
Net
Winston Churchill
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Colin Wilson
Kenseth
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