Journal-World publication details and rates
The Journal-World and Pubas et Managing bolt or Advertising Matas! Business Manager Dolph Simon established 1801 in tar. Published daily except Sunday by the Word Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Beieets Lawrence Kansas. Subscription rates listed for Lawton and surrounding counties 5.0 per week, 13 hr elsewhere. Entered at Lawrence post office. Member of The Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circuits.
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Best Possible Service And the Monopoly of Public Utilities
Public utilities must balance monopoly power with service quality and fair pricing. Kansas Public Service Co plans a rate hike costing average Lawrence families up to 50 to 100 dollars annually, prompting debate over installation costs and potential absorption into rates. Critics urge lower line installation charges and vigilant oversight to maintain trust in a utility’s essential role.
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Kansas Public Service Co
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Colorado Regents lift bans on Greek membership in state schools
The Colorado Board of Regents ordered lifting racial, color and religious bans on Greek group membership at state schools. Critics fear nationwide chapters may revoke charters under national rules, while supporters say integration could extend to fraternities and sororities. Boulder becomes focal point as sociologists note theory versus practice in applying the policy.
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Boulder
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Colorado Board of Regents
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Colorado Regents
Conflict in the Ponds The British Frogs Fight Back
A whimsical foreign service report recalls British bullfrogs surviving extinction threats as Hungarian killer-frogs sweep Europe. It contrasts Fireland's freedom and independence with Hungary's Communist oppression, noting the frogs' resilience versus the Hungarians' label of lacking “what it takes.”
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Chicago Daily News Foreign Service
English Channel
England
Uttle Island
Hungary
Ims
New York Blizzard Transforms City Into Snowbound Village
Hal Boyle recalls a rare cityfolk moment as a heavy storm freezes Manhattan streets. Snow plows and muscle clearways. pedestrians walk mid avenues and chatter with strangers. Residents share a magical, eerie calm while the governor faces a tightening political fate as support erodes amid the crisis.
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Relman Morin
Hale Boyle
New York
WM Mother Nature
Manhattan
Brasssredds
Fifth Avenue
Dissenting Letter Questions Local Cleanup Drive Motives
A reader questions city and Chamber of Commerce aims behind cleaning up unsightly used car lots in Lawrence. The letter defends small businesses, recalls past flood effects, and argues against monopolies while urging civic leaders to improve junk yards rather than suppress them. It compares the issue to historical power abuses and stresses local economic service.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Hitler
Germany
Lawrence League of Women Voters Thanks Journal World
The Lawrence League of Women Voters expresses appreciation for the Journal-World's cooperation and generous publicity over the past year. Retiring president Veda S. Gibson notes the fiscal year ended March 1 and thanks the paper for the space allotted by public relations chair Mrs. H W Barrett.
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Journal-World
Lawrence League of Women Voters
H. W. Barrett
Veda S. Gibson
Regret and ambition in Kansas politics
The piece reflects on the Kansas Republican leadership and a lonely governor, lamenting the fall of a potentially competent man driven by emotion and a quest for personal eminence. It notes a two year political rise built on a practical psychology of presenting a cause against forces shaping Kansas politics.
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Kansas
Korton Daily ‘Telegram
Barbs on Headlines and Birds in a Harsh Column
A fragmented column mulls relief after tax reporting and mocks robbers while commenting on storks as vicious birds. The writer jokes about tellers, pigs, and market scenes, reflecting a harsh, satirical tone about current events and human folly.
Bible Verse: Acknowledge Him and He Directs Paths
A brief verse echoes from the page urging to acknowledge God in all ways so He will direct paths. The wording mirrors a biblical maxim, inviting reflection on faith guiding daily decisions and life direction.
New Russian Policy Under Microscope
Washington expert analysis of the 21st Congress record translated into English. Four old Bolsheviks Khrushchev Bulganin Mikoyan and Ivanovich push for collective leadership to prevent Stalinism while pursuing a nonviolent route to world communist aims through united front politics in democracies. Skeptics fear Khrushchev may become the sole ruler, risking a return to dictatorship.
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Malenkov
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Greece
Czechoslovakia
Wih
Tito
Yugoslavia
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India
France
Italy
Indonesia
Germany
Rabies scare prompts Pasteur treatment for boy in Eudora
Ten year old Lee Hunt of Eudora is undergoing Pasteur treatment after being scratched by a rabies dog that was later killed. The report also notes riverbank work along the Kaw at Eudora to install jetties and various local social and civic happenings including concerts, church events, and club activities in the community.
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Norman Hunt
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Everett
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Tugstay
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Quivira Club
Varsity
Mary Ann
Vivian Martin
Undine
Ida Schaal
Modern Lace Club
George Kuhne
John Kilworth
G. A. Hamman
Chicago
California
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Methodist Church
G. W. Maffet
St. Patrick's
Barty
J. R. Wise
Haskell
P. O. Lanham
A. M. Linn
W. R. Green
Wol Lash
Veteran driver 90 pleads guilty to negligent driving
Charles M. Farrer of Seattle pleaded guilty to a negligent driving charge saying it was his first citation in 50 years on the road. At 90 he insisted driving remains fun and his eyesight is fine. He noted both drivers started after stopping at an intersection with stop signs.
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Seattle
Wash
Charles M. Farrer
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Radio and TV Programs Jump Through March 21 Schedule
WDAF 10 Maec WREN KFRKU 425e broadcast March 21 listing a full day’s rhythm. Programs include news, music, sports, and city variety shows with WB and KM stations coordinating cross coverage across KCMO markets and local hosts.
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Nanlaon
Twenarte Wren
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Patti Page
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Eddie Fisher
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Arthur Godtres
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