Lawrence Daily World roster and publication info May 25 1960
Lawrence Daily World May 25 1960 issue lists staff and roles led by editor G Simons Jr. and publisher H C Simons Jr. It details ownership by World Company, address Sixth and New Hampshire, Lawrence Kansas, with staff names including Ernest Pontius and Bill Mayer. Rates shown: 30 cents weekly, 15.50 yearly within Lawrence, 8 per year Douglas counties, 9 per year elsewhere.
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Dolph Simons
H.C. Simons, Jr
DOLP BILL MAYER _ neem
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Rusiness Manager
G Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Eas
Douglas
United States
Bember
Audit Bureau of Circulato
Associated Press
Just Too Liberal Critique of Johnson in Spy Plane Controversy
The piece argues Lyndon Johnson remains a stabilizing Democratic figure amid the spy plane incident with Russia. It contrasts Johnson with Adlai Stevenson, criticizes liberal critics, and urges unity over the U2 affair while acknowledging U.S. errors in handling the downed plane.
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Sen
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Russia
Sen. Johnson
Khrushchev
China
Mao Tse-tung
America
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
U.S
Stevenson
Johnson
Adlai
Reliability drives new engineering field across every product
A recent U S missile test spurred talk of a reliability discipline aimed at making complex systems work flawlessly for their required lifetimes. Experts say reliability concepts improve home appliances and consumer goods, while also enabling safer, smarter missile development and other strategic projects.
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United States
U.S
Alcoholism debated as behavior problem by doctors panel
The Wisconsin Medical Society heard a panel of doctors argue alcoholism is a behavior problem. Dr Jules H Masserman from Northwestern University Medical School contended it is not a disease in the normal sense, likening it to gambling or nail biting.
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America
Wisconsin Medical Society
Jules H. Masserman
Northwestern University Medical School
Traffic hazards at 14th and Ky streets prompt stop sign idea
Ruth E. Rogers of 138 Pa. St cites parked cars at 14th and Ky as blocking sight lines. She recounts a Dec. 6 collision at Fourteenth and Bryant after yielding at a stop sign, notes towing of both cars and a ticket for failure to yield, and suggests a four way stop at Std and Conn. Sts.
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14Th
Ky. Sts
Fourteenth
4Th and By
Std
Conn. Sts
Ruth E. Rogers
Pa. St
Chancellor’s thanks for student gift at KU Journal
The chancellor expresses deep gratitude for a gift from Kansas University students, noting the widespread student support and the emotional impact. He observes that although students and administrators are often seen as in conflict, this gesture shows unity and appreciation.
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Journal-World
Chancellor Franklin D Murphy Expresses Deep Gratitude
In a letter, Franklin D Murphy cites arm in arm solidarity and appreciation for a gift honoring his friendship with artist Thomas Hart Benton. He praises the gift as mature and moving, highlighting human warmth and the lasting value of their relationship.
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Thomas Hart Benton
The Seven-Year Itch and the Unlimited Itch of Skin
The reader asks about skin irritation and the many kinds of rashes and itching. The article explains there is no single cause or cure for skin problems, urges avoiding triggers, and notes variability in reactions to dyes soaps fabrics and allergens. It promises to share a case of a reader detective tomorrow.
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Sas
Hob Nobbing in the Belgian Congo King of Mushenge Rules With Iron Law
Roaring tale of Nymi Lukengu, 80, king of Mushenge in Congo, a 580 wife ruler who taxes only 200 wives, dispenses justice with a legal mind, and guards access through a royal relay of sons and Belgian officials. He embodies absolute monarchy with ritual cannibal lore and modern trappings.
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Mushenge
Congo
King
Nymi Lukengu
Lupancha
Luluabourg
Siestas
De Gaulle Tops Western Ranks In Ike Summit Fallout
Joseph Alsop analyzes how Charles de Gaulle's calm leadership shifted the Western alliance after the U2 summit clash. De Gaulle's stance reduced risk of humiliating capitulation and altered the pecking order against Eisenhower and Macmillan. Khrushchev’s aim to split the Allies remains a danger, especially if crises widen beyond Berlin.
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Paris
de Gaulle
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Macmillan
Gen. de Gaulle
Devlle
United States
Western Alliance
de Daulle
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Berlin
Peking
Far East
Laos
Formosa
London
Laoa
Quemoy
Old Home Town Highlights from Decades of History
A retrospective montage notes 10 years ago homegrown strawberries hitting markets and a West Hills street turned over by quitclaim deed. It mentions proxies for Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini in Rome, new University Club officers, and local civic notes with events from 1935 and 1928 such as Jesse Owens records and a portable wireless set.
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West Hills
Stratford Road
Mexico
Ingrid Bergman
Roberto Rosselini
Rome
William Simpson
Donald Wilson
Robert Harrison
Verner Smith
University Club
Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Carter Harrison
Trinity Episcopal
Pittsburg Chamber of Commerce
England
Paris
London
McCanles
Godfrey Gerstenberger
Eudora
Today s Bible Message and Prayer Card
The devotional notes quote John 6 63 and invite daily Bible reading for peace and understanding. A prayer asks The Father for wisdom to listen learn and obey through Jesus guidance and the Lord s Prayer.
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Jesus
Lyons Den: Czechs Demand Herter Apology Delayed
Leonard Lyons recaps that Czechoslovakia demanded an apology from Secretary of State Herter for his Liberation Day remark about communists seizing Prague in 1948. He notes the Czech rulers and Jan Masaryk, warned by insiders, and recalls Masaryk’s death and the postwar power shift.
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Leonard Lyons
Secy
Herter
Prague
Jan Masaryk
Czech Republic
Mussolini
Il Duce
Masaryk
Trenton
George VI
Czechoslovakia
Crane Plumbing Co
FDR
America
Russia
Churchill
Stalin
Benes
Paris
Assn
Dog changes best friends in Leap Year social advice
New York based art director Stephen Baker says dogs have become women’s best friend. He argues a dog helps single women meet bachelors, advising choice of breed to match personality for a “perfect marriage” through dog guided mingling.
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New York
Stephen Baker
Baker
America
Joneses
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Ike
Joseph Alsop
Old Home Town
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Ben-Gurion
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Columbia Records
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