Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publish info
Lawrence Daily Journal World details staff positions led by Simons and Dolp Simons Jr editor Ernest Pontius news editor and Bill Mayer publisher and manager Earle Eller advertising manager. Established 1864 by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire with mail subscriptions and rates listed for local and national service.
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POLPH
Douglas
United States
Lawrence Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Emeneree
Lawrence plans and counts free downtown parking expansion
The city has added six new free municipal parking lots since 1953 with two more planned, bringing 611 free stalls to downtown. This, plus 863 metered spaces, contrasts with KU Memorial Stadiums 450 stalls, and street widening added 75 more. The Chamber backed benefit districts since 1956, contributing to nearly 700 extra spaces.
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Lawrence
Vermont
Kentucky
Kansas University
Memorial Stadium
North Park
Chamber of Commerce
Lippmann on Khrushchev’s fragile path to liberty
Walter Lippmann argues Khrushchev risks a blind alley as the Soviet drive for liberty clashes with a totalitarian system. He warns that expanding education sparks individual thought and revolt, calling the regime’s Frankenstein like monster a dangerous byproduct of reform.
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Walter Lippmann
Nikita Khrushchev
Lippmann
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Nikita
Kremlin
The American farmer as shown by 1962 USDA figures
The 1962 USDA analysis paints a picture of a Statistical farmer with 325 acres valued at 47 600 earning about 3 500 net on 50 hours weekly. It notes rising farm output and increasing specialization while census data show a 40 percent drop in milk cow farms since 1954.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Farm asset value rivals NYSE stocks as mergers rise
A period of farm industry change shows milk cow numbers up 30 percent while egg sales drop 40 percent between 1954 and 1959. average egg production per farm doubles. Agricultural assets total 214 billion dollars, about two thirds of NYSE stock market value, with farm interests increasingly aligning with big business through mergers and specialization.
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U.S
New York Stock Exchange
Warning Seen In Shakeup In Navy And Air Force Chiefs
The dropping of Adm. George W. Anderson as Chief of Naval Operations and Gen. Curtis LeMay’s one year term are viewed at the Pentagon as a warning to conform. Civilian aides and McNamara face scrutiny over influence while Joint Chiefs of Staff dissent remains within channels. Washington Post News Service
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Washington
Adm
George W. Anderson
Naval Operations
Pentagon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congress
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
LeMay
Air Force
Thomas D. White
Saturday Evening Post
Anderson
David L. McDonald
le May
Wheeler
JDS
Maxwell D. Taylor
Kennedy
McNamara
Old Home Town and School News From 1953
The 1953 notices include the AAUW home tour of Dr. and Mrs. P N Stevens at 323 Ili St built in 1870. KU University Players elect Miss Jo Anna March of Lawrence as president and University Women’s Club new officers named.
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P. N. Stevens
Ili. St
AAUW
Jo Anna March
Lawrence
Ku’s University Players
J. W. Twente
Fritz Heider
Karl Klooz
A. W. Kuchler
M. N. Storer
Francis Heller
University Women’s Club
Bowersock Theater
George Cady
Mable Hertzler
Mayne Rice
Elizabeth Cain
John Stutz
League of Kansas Municipalities
Kansas Cities
Sigma Phi Sigma
Delta Chi National
Living Bread Sermon Verse and Family Prayer
Today’s Bible message cites John 6 51 NEB as Jesus the living bread from heaven. A prayer asks blessing on families that spiritual life may flow to loved ones through Christ. Amen.
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John
Christ
Junk Mail Opens New Doors By JACK ZIMMERMAN
A humorous column notes a dispatch surveying 1,853 teenagers on where they would like to live. It finds varied regional preferences and argues the importance of communication as a social force across generations.
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Midwest
Middle Atlantic
Southeast
New England
Southwest
G. Washington
T. Jefferson
A. Lincoln
W. Wilson
F. Roosevelt
Bedford Duke Turns Abbey Into Showman Attraction
The Duke of Bedford at Woburn Abbey charges visitors to stay dine and play with him and the duchess. A $150 night includes dinner with wine and breakfast plus chess or squash, with cheaper options for lunch tea or tours. The estate markets tours souvenirs rides and a zoo park drawing nearly 500000 visitors and $175000 in turnstile receipts last year.
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Bedfordshire
England
Woburn Abbey
Duke of Bedford
Diggin
London
Britain
Zoo Park
Dukes of Bedford
Holbein
van Dyck
Rembrandt
Gainsborough
Grace
America
Moderate use vs abstinence in medical letters
Dr Molner explains moderation rather than total abstinence as the best rule for alcohol, noting it can aid relaxation and that abstinence may be safest for some but not universal. He also addresses letters on colon cancer links and tonsil-related brain tumors with concise medical guidance.
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Dr. Molner
Sir William Oser
Osler
Three Presidents At Waldorf For Big Events
The Waldorf hosts a high profile night with Kennedy, Hoover, and Eisenhower under one roof for the Iron and Steel Industry address in the main ballroom. Other items include Frank Sinatra and Mae West under top billing, Porfirio Rubirosa in Paris, and Margot Fonteyn with Rudolf Nureyev dancing at the St Regis.
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The
Waldorf
Kennedy
Empire
Hoover
Eisenhower
Iron & Steel
Frank Sinatra
Mae West
Dean Martin
Texas
Miss West
Cole Porter
Harkness Pavilion
Robert Lehman
Marcell Achard
Hal Boyle Remarks That Upset The Tired Mother
A string of jokes in New York by AP columnist Hal Boyle reveals tired Mothers Day quips. A teen narrator complains about chores, school, and family, contrasting modern conveniences with grandmotherly labor. The piece showcases humor reflecting generation gaps and domestic life.
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New York
Abraham Lincoln
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