Lawrence Daily Journal World Personnel and Publication Data
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists staff positions with names such as Dolph C Simons Jr president and editor Jack Zimmerman news editor Ernest Pontius and Leo Eller advertising manager. It notes publication details including founding in 1854 and current offices at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets in Lawrence Kansas.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Seescecesersneteeresene
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Ian
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press A
Russia Cuba axis frays as Washington eyes direct Havana talks
Analysts note Moscow disengaging from Cuba amid domestic woes and Sino Soviet rift. Cuba costs the Soviet Union about 500 million dollars yearly and strains East European satellites. Observers foresee a slow drift toward direct U S Cuba dealings rather than a Soviet led line.
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Cuba
U.S
Latin America
Russia
Washington
Soviet Union
Havana
Time pressure makes elderly respond to therapy
A California psychiatrist, Dr. S. W. Bergreen, told the American Psychiatric Association that elderly patients often respond better to psychotherapy than youths. He said time awareness drives practical focus, while teens cling to a limitless lifespan and waste time on temporal luxuries. He cited past success in adaptation as aiding older patients.
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California
S. W. Bergreen
American Psychiatric Association
Taxing Bodies In Oregon Number 1207
The Oregon State Tax Commission lists 1 207 taxing bodies impacting residents including schools cities fire districts water districts cemetery districts counties and parks. The piece argues that taxation and economy must be addressed beyond federal levels to avoid cost growth across all jurisdictions.
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Oregon State Tax Commission
Oregon
Nguyen Khanh Emerges as South Vietnam’s Practical Leader
The United States staff weighs Gen Nguyen Khanh a tough practical commander with a goatee and alert eyes. Once a resistance fighter, he rose through French training to lead a diverse Vietnamese army group. His plans stress restoring stability before progress, but war weariness and desertion challenge his mission amid Communist strength.
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Saigon
Times-Post
United States
Viet Nam
Uncle Sam
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Dalat
Secret Service
Gen. Khanh
Old Home Town Look Back 1954 Highlights
A retrospective notes Russell Stover born in Kansas in 1888 and obituary in Florida. Santa Fe Trail Centennial Caravan traversed 460 miles from Mission to Garden City with 4500 spectators in Baldwin. Lawrence gains Dine-a-Mite Inn partner Roy Bergen. KU recital by Alice Meyn with Winnifred Hill. Unitarian pastor Hilden Gibson taught at KU. Lawrence High School crowns Jones brothers as presidents. Saturday Night Club banquet at Country Club with democracy remark. D A Dabney donates 388 acres and 25000 for Orphans Home at Independence in memory of two sons.
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Russell Stover
Kansas
Kansas City
Florida
Mission
Baldwin
Garden City
Roy Bergen
Chicago
Lawrence
Alice Marie Meyn
Winnifred Hill
Hilden Gibson
Unitarian Church
Lawrence High School
Jones
Penfield
Endsley
Skilton
D. A. Dabney
Independence
Kan
American Legion
Bible Message and Prayer Reflections
A devotional excerpt presents a message of Jesus as a light for the world from John 12 46 and a prayer thanking God for illumination. The prayer asks guidance for minds to live in light and for lives to inspire others through Christ.
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Heavenly Father
Christ
Khrushchev Visits Egypt In Arab World First
London observer reports Khrushchev’s two week Egypt trip as his first Arab and African visit. He will attend the Aswan High Dam inauguration, backed by a large Soviet advisory retinue. The piece notes limited Soviet aid and cautious expansion, with emphasis on East West rivalry and Africa’s wary stance.
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Tel
Aviv
Times - Post
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Egypt
Khrushchev
Aswan High Dam
China
Nile Valley
Chou En- Lai
Tunisia
Hassan
Morocco
Peking
Chou
Peter the Great
Aswan
Russia
Washington
Moscow
Sahara
Congo
Guinea
Africa
Middle East
Algeria
Art In The Park praised for community support and coverage
The Lawrence Art Guild thanks the Journal-World for broad coverage of Art In The Park Sunday. Readers are urged to note the ongoing debate over sex education policies and board procedures.
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Journal-World
Lawrence Art Guild
Guild
Board of Education
National School Boards Association
Lawrence
Helen Hayes to Open The White House at Henry Miller’s May 19
News notes Helen Hayes will star in The White House at Henry Miller’s Theatre on May 19. A pre Broadway tour led to redecorating delays when the dressing room project was cancelled after Miss Hayes’s allergy to fresh paint caused laryngitis on Harriet’s second-night run. A Mazatlan engagement and marlin catch are reported in a cable from Geraldine Brooks. Cardinal Spellman marks 75th birthday with a Waldorf dais of bishops and a lone black-clad priest.
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Helen Hayes
White House
Henry Miller
Gilbert Miller
Miller
Harriet
Miss Hayes
Cable
Geraldine Brooks
Budd Schulberg
Mexico
Mazatlan
Budd
Hemingway
Cardinal Spellman
The
Waldorf
Robert I. Gannon
Father Gannon
Hormone Use For Menopause Questions Answered
Dr Molner says hormones are not dangerous for most women with hot flashes but should not be continued indefinitely and require a doctor's prescription. Hormones do not cause cancer but may speed growth if cancer develops. Artificial sweeteners have zero calories per serving versus 16 to 20 in sugar.
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Dr. Mother
China Not Likely to Evolve Speedily as Nuclear Power
Andrew Wilson reports from China that officials in Peking expect nuclear capability to lag 10 to 30 years behind the West as China builds industrial base. He notes signs of urban modernization in Shanghai and Beijing and a cautious, peaceful public stance amid press access and engagements with Western journalists.
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China
Peking
Marshal Chen Yi
Marshal Chen
Shanghai
Hangchow
Moscow
Summer Palace
Forbidden City
Europe
Revolution
Evergreen
Asia
Africa
Latin America
People
Chou En-Lai
Chou
Chous
Great Wall
Chen Yi
Chou En
France
Russia
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ART IN the Park
Fred Stubeck, Jr
School Board
Lawrence City
Lyons den
Leonard Lyons
Birds of Paradise
Joseph G. Molner
Andrew Wilson
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