Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists Dolph C. Simons Jr as President and Editor and notes staff including BILL MAYER as Vice President Publisher and Tack Zimmerman as Managing Editor with Ernest Pontius as News Editor. Established 1854, published daily except Sunday by World Company, Lawrence Kansas.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Tack Zimmerman Cneeeseeeeees
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller Ur
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Douglas
Adjoin
United States
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Museum blends science and study in KU Dyche wing opening
Lawrence residents attended a formal ceremony marking the opening of Kansas University's Dyche Museum new seven story wing. Dr. Raymond Hall said the museum ranks among the top three on any campus with Ann Arbor and Berkeley. The wing showcases work in anthropology herpetology ichthyology and other sciences while public tours reveal KU’s strong museum program.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Raymond Hall
Dyche Museum
Ann Arbor
Mich
Berkeley
Calif
Natural History Museum
Dyche
Hall
Future of NATO under strain as France questions unity
Officials in NATO members debate revamping or replacing the alliance as France shifts away from joint command. France’s DeGaulle withdraws officers, sparking concerns over using NATO solely for defense and shaping political economic ties in the Atlantic Community amid rising East West tensions.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
France
NATO
Gen DeGaulle
United States
DeGaulle and Co
Retardation Affects Many Hiddenly Handicapped Children
Doctors highlight that many mentally retarded children show no outward signs and may go unrecognized. The condition can be more disabling than physical handicaps, as society more readily accepts visible impairment. About 5.5 million mentally retarded children exist.
Training the retarded for useful work in society
The article discusses broad recognition of retardation in America with about 126000 babies born yearly who may be retarded and unrecognized cases. It notes the American Medical Association spearheading a nationwide mobilization and emphasizes patient training to enable retarded individuals to perform specific jobs benefiting their employers and families.
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America
The
American Medical Association
Nile's Dam Goes Ahead Amid World Interest
Aswan workers near the May 15 inauguration of the Nile High Dam diversion by President Nasser and Premier Khrushchev. The upstream cofferdam will be closed between May 15 and 21, blasting away the diversion canal wall to release water through six spill tunnels and 12 gates. Downstream works and hydroelectric setup follow.
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Aswan
Times-Post
Nile High Dam
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Nile
Egypt
Old Home Town Recalls KU Figures and Local Events
A 1954 note highlights Dr. M. D. Clubb of Kansas University exploring Grand Canyon ruins solo each summer with his camera. Also listed are Lawrence High School boys chosen for Boys State and a 1939KU painter Karl Mattern exhibit at Thayer Museum.
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M. D. Clubb
Grand Canyon National Park
Phil Stuart
Peter Whitenight
Stephen Hill
Chuck Broadwell
Fred Wiley
Lawrence High School
Karl Mattern
Thayer Museum
David Whitney
Ind. St. Lawrence
D. O. Coe
Topeka
Kansas
Lawrence
H. B. Asher
C. S. Finch
C. E. Lindley
F. C. Whipple
Social Service League
Knot Hole Gang
The
Elks
Massachusetts
Haskell
Boy Scouts
Today’s Bible Message at Bethany Blessing Prayer
A short Bible excerpt notes Jesus leading disciples to Bethany and blessing them before ascension. A concluding prayer thanks God for knowledge through Christ and asks forgiveness and strength for discipleship via the Holy Spirit.
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Bethany
God
Christ
California Backers Await Oregon Then Goldwater Fight
California supporters hear to wait after the Oregon primary on May 15 for a big move to stop Goldwater. Lodge backers led by Maxwell Rabb and Robert Mullen push a “Sit Tight Until Oregon” line while weighing Rockefeller as a possible stand‑in.
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Washington
Times - Post
Oregon
Lodge
California
Henry Cabot Lodge
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Rocky
San Francisco
GOP
Lyndon B. Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Johnson
Maxwell Rabb
White House
Rabb
Robert R. Mullen
Mullen
Harold) Stassen
Rockefeller
Iowa
Essense
Sen
Thomas Kuchel
New Hampshire
Gen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Richard Nixon
William Scranton
Nixon
Fresh Hair for Bald Heads by Skin Grafts
London reports Dr Norman Orentreich describes a method to restore own hair on balding scalps. Hair-bearing skin from the sides or back is transplanted into bald areas using punch grafts under local anaesthetic. Each graft carries 10 to 30 follicles. up to 20 transplants per session, with newly grown hairs emerging in 2–3 months and lasting as long as life.
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Orentreich
Extra $1.20 to Willie After Derby Ride
Willie Hartack earned 11 431.20 for riding Northern Dancer to victory in the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. A Long Island donor, Mrs. William Behringer, sent a 1.20 check as 10 percent of her Derby pool winnings, found in Hartack's Aqueduct mail.
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New York
Willie Hartack
Churchill Downs
William B. Behringer
Bay, Shore
N.Y
Long Island
Hartack
Ventilation concerns and health tips for schools and homes
Readers seek advice on classroom air quality and oxygen levels in regulated systems. An engineer should test air after students breathe, as temperature change does not fix poor ventilation. Also addressed are returning hospital clothes, ballet safety for young children, and premenstrual blues guidance with a leaflet offer.
Lady Astor Dinners, Debates Highlight Hedged Ambition
A collage of notes on Nancy Langhorne Astor’s political persona and American reception. Inspects her British politics stance through Laski and Roosevelt quotes, her quips about New York society, and a lightsome town portrait amid a theater charity event with Carol Channing. Includes a Cornish professor’s take on White House dynamics and a lyricist’s fair exhibit remark.
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Lady Astor
LePavillon
Nancy Langhorn
William Waldorf Astor
Harold Laski
America
George III
Alice
Roosevelt Longworth
Nancy
Washington
George Bernard Shaw
Shaw
Ascot
Bears at Kansas University Tells Large Mammal Research
Dr E Raymond Hall of Kansas University studies nearly extinct North American bears from Ice Age times. He received an NSF grant of 8000 for two more years to reclassify the group using 2500 skull specimens from Smithsonian and other museums. Most bears are extinct in Mexico and much of the U S with remaining populations in Alaska Canada and near Glacier and Yellowstone parks.
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Natural History Museum
E. Raymond Hall
Summerfield
Kansas University
Hall
National Science Foundation
Smithsonian Institution
Natural History
North America
Mexico
United States
Alaska
Canada
Glacier National Park
Yellowstone National Park
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Future of
Dean Rusk
Atlantic
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Russia
West
Nile’s
Peter Mansfield
London Times
Old Home Town
By Chalmers M. Roberts
Alfred Byrne
London
Adman
Norman Orentreich
New York University
Lederle Laboratories
Willie
Joseph G. Molner
Dr. Mother
A. C
Dr. Molher
Lady Astor Political Venture
Leonard Lyons
St. James Theater
Actors Fund
Carol Channing
Beatrice Lillie
Miss Channing
Cornell
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Jfk
Sammy Cahn
Herb Mayers
McCall's
Mayes
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