Lawrence Journal World Name and leadership details
Lawrence Journal World staff and management roles are listed with editor Dolph Simons Jr and others, noting the newspaper's history and contact details. Publication information shows daily issues except Sundays, location at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, Lawrence Kansas, and subscription rates for carriers and mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Dolph
Simons Jr
Bill Mayier
Momen
Ack Zimmiehman
Matin Douglas
United States
Lawrence Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Six point Cuban policy outlines U S aims and time concerns
The United States articulates six goals on Cuba including preventing future threat from Cuban missile bases and Russian troops, stopping Castro exports, and isolating Cuba economically and diplomatically. Officials stress the central issue of timing in implementing these aims amid Russia’s continued influence in Latin America.
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Latin America
Kennedy
Russia
Americas
U. S
Castro
France offers perks to prolific fathers and large families
An article notes generous French family policies including higher deductions for large families, pregnancy allowances, 65 to 80 percent medical expense coverage, and various savings across transit, rail, and retail. It argues such incentives could boost France’s population and influence, reducing concerns about depopulation and shaping its nuclear potential.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
France
Charles de Gaulle
When High Blood Pressure Sparks Temper
In a reader letter Dr Molner explains that a husband may provoke blood pressure elevations through tense, tantrum like behavior. He stresses the need for patient discussion with the doctor and possible psychiatric help to foster calmness and better management of hypertension.
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Dr. Molner
R.B.L
Global push on population control spans continents
The report surveys efforts from Puerto Rico to France, detailing voluntary sterilization in Puerto Rico, state funded family planning in the United States, clinic networks in Sweden and Japan’s abortion law, and large scale programs in India, China, Korea, Pakistan, and Egypt. It notes France’s child bonus and tax deductions as incentives to boost birth rates and highlights varied government roles and uncertain outcomes.
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Puerto Rico
United States
U.S
Maryland
Illinois
Sweden
Ceylon
Pakistan
Britain
Norway
Japan
Mainland
China
South Korea
India
Egypt
Commission On
C.O.D
Paris
Major Crime Balloons
Washington Post reports that organized crime now funds itself through narcotics gambling and shady finance rather than bootlegging. The piece cites arson fires in Chicago restaurants and a Brooklyn gang war as ongoing violence, plus major narcotics rings and stock fraud cases tied to New York authorities and federal efforts.
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Washington
Underworld
Chicago
Brooklyn
New York
Joseph Gallo
Gallo Gang
Gallo
Bureau of Narcotics
United States
U. S. Attorney's Office
Glenn Cunningham record marks Big Seven meet open
Historical note recalls 1953 Ames Iowa scene with Glenn Cunningham’s 1 52.2 88 yard mark, noted as intact after 20 years. Other items mention KU KU-Dept staff changes salary hikes to 16000, Santa Fe agent Carr deaths, Eudora upshifts, and 1923 world population estimates.
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Ames
Iowa
Glenn Cunningham
Cunningham
Larry Heeb
Lawrence
Kansas Recreational Service
KU Physical Educational Department
K-State
S. W. Carr
Eudora
Santa Fe
Belle Jennings Daugherty
Charles Daugherty
Berlin
E. Haldeman-Julius
Girard
Kan
Bible Message and Prayer Reflect Unity in Salvation
A devotional note emphasizes that there is one God and Father of all. It offers a prayer thanking God for love and mercy and asking for salvation for all people and a brotherly concern for others. The prayer is offered in the Redeemer's name.
Arm Garters Tale Reveals Lost Accessory Era
A humorous treatise by Jack Zimmerman on why arm garters vanished. He recounts Luther M. Barstow’s misadventure in New York after an odd origin story, linking garters to old-fashioned no nonsense style and suggesting modern formality eroded their use.
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Luther M. Barstow
Barstow
New York City
Liverpool
Kings Court of Civil
New York
Oklahoma Grunion
Oklahoma
Art Festival Gratitude to Journal-World Editors
The letter thanks the Journal-World for its fine coverage of the second Art Festival. Tri-Chairmen Cletis Converse John Garcia Byron Sneega express appreciation for the time and effort devoted to this important community event.
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Journal-World
Cletis Converse
John Garcia Byron Sneeg
Today In History Highlights From The Associated Press
A compilation of key events across years. Notable moments include Transylvania’s 1775 state formation in Kentucky, Los Angeles becoming a city and California’s capital in 1835, Squalus submarine disaster in 1989 with 33 saved, Himmler’s 1945 death by poison, Eichmann’s 1960 capture in Argentina, and recent milestones such as Korea ammunition shortages, Argentina’s submarine claim, Salan’s 1961 revolt conviction, and related anniversaries.
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Transylvania
Kentucky
Los Angeles
California
U.S
Portsmouth
N.H
Desire for Arab Unity Defies Clear Definition
Beirut report analyzes Arab unity as a mystical goal spanning from the Persian Gulf to the Atlantic. It traces divergence between Nasserist centralization and Baathist local autonomy, noting coups in Iraq and Syria, debates on federation, and political volatility shaping the unity drive.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Persian Gulf
Atlantic
Europe
Yemen
Cairo
Egypt
Iraq
Syria
United Arab Republic
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Baath (Renaissance) Party
Cairo Radio
Nasser
Israel
Damascus
Bagh
Steed Says Cooper Visit to Shawnee May Be Announced Soon
Rep. Tom Steed says a date for astronaut Gordon Cooper's visit to his Oklahoma home town Shawnee could be announced within a week. The Oklahoma congressional delegation has asked NASA to arrange the visit.
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Washington
Tom Steed
D-Okla
Gordon Cooper
Shawnee, Okla
Oklahoma
National Aeronautic and Space Administration
Soviet Dancers Top the Ballets And U S Stars Gather
In New York, Prince Rainier and Grace Kelly attended Sardi's with Margot Fonteyn, Rudolf Nureyev, Gina Lollobrigida, Glynis Johns and Mario Sereni among others. Nureyev praised American choreography and hoped to work with Balanchine. Cliff Robertson as JFK discussed acting over voice mimicry for PT 109.
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New York
Prince Rainier
Grace
Sardi's
Serene
Grace Kelly
Diana Lynn
Mary, Mary
Gertrude Berg
Arlene Francis
Olivia de Havilland
Plaza
Margot Fonteyn
Rudolf Nureyev
The
Royal Ballet
Gina Lollobrigida
Glynis Johns
Mario Sereni
Met
Nureyev
Russia
Soviet Union
America
Balanchine
Rose
Cliff Robertson
Jfk
Dore Schary Shifts to Directing After Two Studio Heads
Hal Boyle profiles Dore Schary, veteran writer and former head of MGM and RKO, who, after supervising hundreds of films, becomes a director with Act One based on Moss Hart’s autobiography. He praises patience and independence as keys to lasting success.
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New York
Hollywood
Dore Schary
MGM
RKO
Moss Hart
Jason Robards Jr
George Hamilton
Schary
Louis B. Mayer
Dore
Gene Kelly
Peter Lawford
Marcia Hunt
Margaret O'Brien
van Johnson
Lassie
Fred Zimmermann
Jules Dassin
George Sidney
David Miller
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Argentina
Adolf Eichmann
U.S. Senate Armed Services
Korea
Buenos Aires
Raoul Salan
Algeria
Robert H. Estabrook
Kassem
Landrich
Arif
Bakr
Bitar
Shawnee
Leonard Lyons
Sereni
Miss Fonteyn
Hal Boyle
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