Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and details 1962
The page lists the Lawrence Daily Journal World staff headed by editor Dolph C. Simons Jr and publishers with multiple editors and managers. It notes publication details, address Sixth and New Hampshire Streets in Lawrence Kansas and subscription rates for local and out of state readers dated Monday evening May 21 1962.
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W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Youth Dress Standards Questioned as Sloppiness Grows
A columnist lambasts casual wear among students noting jeans and worn sneakers as common downtown attire. They urge neater grooming toward femininity and professionalism, linking appearance to employability and responsibility.
Pickle For A Minister Brings European Entry Dilemma
Edward Heath faces a tough Brussels result as Britain seeks entry to the European Common Market. De Gaulle remains hostile and a high price seems likely, threatening Anglo American ties and Britain's Commonwealth links. London debates whether to appease or confront the French president.
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London
Edward Heath
Britain
Brussels
Heath
Gen. de Gaulle
Europe
Macmillan
Labor Party
Hugh Gaitskell
House of Commons
U. S
de Gaulle
Atlantic
Auto insurance fraud robs honest buyers nationwide
Officials see limited local evidence but nationwide fraud is rising. Experts report 10 percent annual growth in fake auto claims for a decade and say up to three of four claims may be tainted. Industry losses reach 350 to 420 million dollars yearly, with honest policyholders bearing the cost.
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Robert Chapman
Chicago Claims Bureau
Association of Casualty and Surety Companies
William Davis
National Automobile Theft Bureau
Truck Colors Change How We See Them On the Road
A brief note on how truck colors influence perception and mood, suggesting color choices can affect safety and aesthetics more than expected.
Truck fleet color choices shape service branding
Operators seek wagon colors to signal service scope and appeal. Experts warn bold schemes can backfire, while softer palettes like rose and cream may attract client segments. Color is a rapid cue for dynamics, professionalism, and market edge in competitive trucking.
KU News Highlights From 1952 Local Activities
Old Home Town recalls Pi Beta Phi alumnae officers. Farmers near Baldwin press action on anthrax affecting cattle. Iowa State’s Frank Burge to lead KU Memorial Union. Obituary for Sterling Statesman dies at 47. Lawrence High honors include Evans prize and Olney scholarship. Jayhawker annual honors Chancellor Lindley. National Honor Society growth since 1925. Kansas Federation women’s clubs scholarship fund grows to twenty thousand dollars with most on loan.
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E. C. Quigley
Dean Alt
Charles Radcliffe
Ruth Skinner
Pi Beta Phi
Baldwin
Frank Burge
Iowa State University
Memorial Union
Iowa City
Sterling Statesman
Mass. St
Helen Evans
Frances Carruth
Lawrence High
Edwin Price
F. H. Olney
Maurice Jackson
Bausch and Lamb
Dale Kephart
Roberta Brewer
Lindley
Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs
U. S
Colorado
Daily Bible Message and Prayer Note
Watch and pray that you may not enter into temptation The spirit indeed is willing but the flesh is weak Mark fourteen thirty eight The prayer asks for God the Father to sustain strength peace and power through Christ the Redeemer Amen
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God
Christ Our Redeemer
Beethoven Missa Solemnis praised by Lawrence readers
Letters Editor of Journal World lauds a Friday Bach performance conducted by Robert Shaw. Praise goes to Clayton Krehbiel and Robert Baustian for preparing the chorus and orchestra and to Florence Koploff for her voice. Marian Brockway, 640 Ind Street, expresses admiration and concern about potential travel abroad for the gifted conductors.
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Beethoven
Clayton Krehbiel
Robert Baustian
Robert Shaw
Shaw
Florence Koploff
Lawrence
Mr. Krehbiel
Marian Brockway
Ind. St
City Council Repeals Cat Tax After Protests
The Kansas City City Council voted unanimously to repeal the recently imposed $3 tax on cats. Protests filled City Hall as Mayor H Roe Bartle voiced relief, noting many residents threatened to abandon their cats in his office.
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Kansas City
H. Roe Bartle
Advice on plastic surgery for a flat chest and arthritis diet
Dr Molner notes no pill or cream will increase chest size and recommends posture and modest weight gain as natural aids. a plastic surgeon may remove excess tissue rather than rebuild. For arthritis, he rejects diet as curative but supports balanced eating, weight reduction if overweight, and occasional low purine guidance for gout.
Washington Embraces Culture Talk In Capital Shift
Washington, long seen as a one‑industry town, now buzzes with arts talk from White House luminaries to common residents. Venues like The Premise and The Captain's Table join Tivoli and Bas sin's sidewalk cafes as the city nurtures an expanding cultural scene amid liquor law debates and subsid y discussions led by figures such as Mrs. Arthur Goldberg and others.
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Washington
Kennedy
Washington Now
Greenwich Village
Tivoli
Porgy
Bess
National Press Building
Bassin's
Chez Francois
Viet Nam
Arthur Goldberg
Ethel Kennedy
Washington Post
Sherman Adams
Lyons Den: Legion of Honor Losses Luster
Leonard Lyons recalls a Paris dinner and a White House Malraux honor list that shaded deserving cultural figures. He notes Hemingway Gershwin Wilder and others not honored, while the talk turns to who should receive the Legion of Honor.
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White House
Sardi’s
Herve Alphand
France
Wall St
Legion of Honor
Sandburg
Frost
Tennessee Williams
Leonard Bernstein
S. N. Behrman
Isaac Stern
Alphand
Andre Malraux
Nine Light Bits From Hal Boyle On Everyday Life
A rapid miscellany by Hal Boyle covers adoption rates, Azorean living costs, sport speeds, safety at work, why barns were red, name changes of celebrities, California fines for restricted glasses, dog limits in Wisconsin, bank robbers' new methods, Navy bean soup in Congress, telephones growth, Japan bread consumption, and amusing notes on animals and quotes by Rudyard Kipling.
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New York
U.S
Azores
Victoria
Robert Schenk
Grant
William Henry Pratt
Boris Karloff
Jeanette Morrison
Janet Leigh
California
Wisconsin
U.S. Senate
Senate
Jackie Gleason
Newark
N.J
Peter Lawford
Tennessee Williams
Japan
Rudyard Kipling
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Old Home Town
Bird's Nest Soup
Asia
Journal-World
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J.S
Dr. Mother
J. W
D.C
Lawrence Welk
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John Glenn
Bobby Kennedy
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Leonard Lyons
George Gershwin
Paris
Thornton Wilder
Gertrude Stein
Dizzy Socialities
Malraux
Arthur Schesinger Jr
Sylvia
Sophia Loren
Vittorio DeSica
Fee
Tyrone Guthrie
Broadway
Midwest
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Guthrie
Paddy Chayefsky
Algonquin
Chayefsky
Gideon
Wilder
Thebes
Egypt
Hal Boyle
Interlandi
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