Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and rate card May 18 1962
Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and rate information for the May 18 1962 issue. Names include Dolph Simons editor and publisher and Jack Zimmerman news editor. Rates list 30 cents weekly Lawrence carrier and annual mail options. Friday edition date noted.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph . Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Wweerneee
Aditor
Jack Zimmerman Co
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. Wwe
W. CG. Simons
Fiditor
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Change at KU creates new vice chancellor post
The Kansas University Board of Regents approves a new vice chancellor role to share authority when the chancellor is away. Dean Jim Surface of the Business School is named for the position, seen as overdue to handle growing university duties and maintain campus leadership.
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Board of Regents
Kansas University
Clarke Wescoe
Franklin Murphy
Deane Malott
Jim Surface
Business School
Wescoe
Surface
Wolfe Honored as Lawrence Schools Mark 12 Years of Service
About 600 people gathered Thursday night to honor W. D. Wolfe the Lawrence school superintendent who retires July 31 after 43 years in education in Kansas His tenure has guided a decade of rapid growth and improved school quality. Carl Knox succeeds him aiming to sustain the pattern of progress.
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W. D. Wolfe
Lawrence
Kansas
Wolfe
Bill Wolfe
Carl Knox
Mower Dangers Warn of Local Power Mower Injuries
A local advisory cautions residents about power mower injuries as spring mowing begins. Hands and feet most at risk while flying debris can maim or kill. keep yards clear of objects and keep children away from mowers to prevent accidents.
A Downbeat Week in U S Foreign Affairs
The article notes growing dissatisfaction with U S policy in Southeast Asia and Europe. It highlights Communist aggression as a definable problem, De Gaulle and Adenauer losing faith in U S diplomacy, fear of appearing to surrender, and concerns over losing face in Europe amid rising pressure to take firm stands against Russia.
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America
Southeast Asia
Europe
France
Charles DeGaulle
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
U.S
Russia
Washington
Reds
Fabulous greed for dollars exists in India warns Ruark
In Bombay and across India Robert Ruark critiques the tourist system and rigid alcohol controls. He praises Air India but condemns corruption, red tape, and bribe culture that ruin travel, urging readers to avoid visiting India despite its gold wealth and allure.
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Bombay
India
Air India
Indian Tourist Bureau
Mother India
New York
London
Zurich
Hercules
Egypt
Europe
Aden
Arabia
Morton's Toe Explained by Dr Molner in Dear Doctor
Dr Molner explains Morton's toe a painful foot condition from a flat or faulty arch with a ball callus pressing the fourth toe joint. Causes include narrow shoes and plantar warts. initial relief comes from arch padding, metatarsal bars, exercises, and heat. If pain persists, it may be a neuroma requiring surgical removal. more common in women and after age 30.
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Morton
Two Crises In East
In London the fall of the Hong Kong border policy and Laos turmoil merge into a broader East Asian crisis. Alsop notes a sudden flood of refugees crossing the land border into Hong Kong, sparking questions about famine pressure in southeast China and potential collapse of border security. He contrasts U.S. and British reactions and analyzes Laos as a secondary but related vulnerability in the Cold War context.
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London
Far East
Laos
Hong Kong
East Germany
China
KU Students Donated Blood for Korea Relief
The Bloodmobile collected 488 pints from KU students to aid Korea missions. Old Home Town recalls Karl Heider planning an archeology trip with Dr. Carlisle Smith. Miss Faye Mays, former KU librarian, pursued four hobbies after retirement.
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Karl Heider
South Dakota
Carlisle Smith
Korea
Faye Mays
Daily Bible Verse and Prayer Reflection
A brief devotional note presents a quoted line from Matthew 27 19 RSV and closes with a short prayer praising the Lord Jesus Christ. The prayer asks grace to open hearts and witness in a troubled world.
Entertainer notes and showbiz chatter from a busy week
Leonard Lyons reports a bustling mix of New York culture and politics. Eddie Fisher comments on Richard Burton at a party with Tony Curtis. Arthur Miller and Elia Kazan renew their friendship after earlier rifts. Celebrities like Rod Steiger, Claire Bloom, Barbara Tuchman, and Irwin Shaw mingle with politicians and venues from Madison Square Garden to the Dewey Gallery.
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Central Parl
Arthur Miller
Elia Kazan
Kazan
Un-American Activities Committee
Eddie Fisher
Tony Curtis
Tony
Richard Burton
Rod Steiger
Claire Bloom
Brooklyn Heights
Barbara Tuchman
Arthur Murrays
Europe
Gen
Maxwell Taylor
Munich
Irwin Shaw
Switzerland
Jfk
White House
Andre Malraux
Johnny Johnson
East 47Th St
Lou Jacobi
Picasso
Madison Square Garden
Stuart Levin
Bifocals and pride through Hal Boyle's view
Hal Boyle muses on bifocal glasses and pride in wearing them, noting Franklin's early adoption and the eye strain from peering through two lenses. He recalls the practical benefits, the awkward elevated gaze, and the social glare of grandmotherly looks, ending with a nod to Marlene Dietrich embracing being a grandmother.
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New York
Benjamin Franklin
Ben
Marlene Dietrich
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