Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead 1962 issue note
Lawrence Daily Journal World issues details staff and publication data for Friday evening May 25, 1962. Records show editors Dolph Simons and Ernest Pontius, publishers, and pricing by carrier, Douglas counties, and mailing rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Carrie
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press Gente Ieeeeer
KU Faces Salary Gap As Faculty Leave For Better Offers
An outside survey shows Kansas higher education salaries trail peers with a 20 percent target cited. KU professors earn above national averages but still lose ground to Big Ten, East and West coast schools, raising concerns over recruiting and Wichita University’s expansion.
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Kansas
Raymond Nichols
Nichols
East Coast
West Coast
Disease Of Prosperity The Delinquency Debate
John Crosby reviews Roul Tunley s book Kids Crime and Chaos arguing juvenile delinquency is a disease of prosperity not tied to poverty. He critiques experts for jargon and notes findings that youths skew toward crime across rich nations while blaming prosperity and social myths rather than simple family factors.
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Roul Tunley
Negley Teeters
David Matza
Tunley
Sweden
Japan
West Germany
Wretched Refuse and Refugees in the Cold War Era
The piece discusses mass departures from Communist China and Hong Kong repatriation convoys for refugees seeking freedom in the West. It notes language barriers Formosan fears of Red infiltration and Western reluctance to absorb refugees, urging UN action to aid migrant flows and resolve the issue.
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China
Hong Kong
Formosa
United States
United Nations
U.N
New York Harbor Dilemma Over Immigrant Memorial
A debate centers on preserving the famous lines from the Statue of Liberty as a meaningful symbol rather than a hollow inscription. Officials and citizens clash over how to honor the message while avoiding misinterpretation or mockery.
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New York Harbor
Scholarship winners and anniversaries in old town notes
Ten year retrospective highlights Danny Wiley winning the Journal-World carrier scholarship and Marilyn LeSner earning multiple awards at the high school. Also notes 25 years ago George W. Savage died in a traffic accident and Torrential rains revived grasses. Forty years ago Harry Sparks left the Chamber of Commerce and Sol Marks showed a clock with lunar phases. The Supreme Court ruled beauty parlors needed barber shop licenses as women bobbed hair.
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Danny Wiley
Journal- World
Board of Health
Marilyn LeSner
DAR
George W. Savage
Lawrence
Dorothy Netherton
Alpha Omicron
Harry Sparks
Chamber of Commerce
Sol Marks
Mr. Marks
Supreme Court
What shall I do Lord asked in this prayer message
A devotional note invites reflection on listening for the inward voice of God. It urges translating prayers into action and seeking grace to fulfill one’s part, ending with a prayer for Jesus’ sake. The scripture reference Acts 22 10 NEB frames the message.
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Jesus
Red China Eyes India Wealth and Gold Hoard Evidence
A controversial series argues India holds vast gold reserves and wealth long hidden in households and temples. The piece cites a chief minister’s hidden millions and a bazaar coppered with bars of gold, while predicting a shift as Red China encircles India with gold as a focal point.
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India
Peace Corps
Africa
East
Fiji
Pacific
Wahindi
Weekly department store sales stay level in 10th District
The 10th Federal Reserve District reports department store sales unchanged from a year earlier. National sales rose 7 percent. Topeka up 19 percent, Kansas City up 8, Wichita 6, Omaha and Tulsa 3 each, Oklahoma City 2. losses noted in Albuquerque 16, Lincoln 12, Denver 8, Joplin and downtown Kansas City 3, St Joseph 2.
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Kansas City
Federal Reserve District
Topeka
Greater
Wichita
Omaha
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Albuquerque
Lincoln
Denver
Joplin
St. Joseph
Lyons Den Agency Chief Missteps Then Raises Salaries
Leonard Lyons notes an agency head in France who, after a two week Seville vacation, grants higher pay to two secretaries who demanded more. The piece surveys film personalities and festival happenings including Lazar in Seville, Arlene Francis, Andre Malraux, and Sophia Loren with Oscar ambitions and industry jokes.
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Lyons den Model Agency
Leonard Lyons
Darren Leigh
Suzy Parker
France
Seville
Miss Leigh
I. P. Lazar
Arlene Francis
ASPCA
U. S
Lazar
Deauville
Harry Kurnitz
George Stevens Jr
U.S
America
Italy
Trieste
Sophia Loren
Screen Actors Guild
Be Ready When Break Comes Hal Boyle
Enzo Stuarts a New Jersey native becomes a national hit after filling in at a New York hotel. A former merchant seaman and Italian immigrant, he gains fame and tripled fees after a 35 minute chance on stage changing his life and that of his family. He credits perseverance, faith, and support from his wife and two children.
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New York
Enzo Stuarts
New Jersey
Stuarts
Enzo
Italy
Azores
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Lawrence Daily Journal- World
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Dolph CG. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
U.S. Office of Education
Kansas University
Wichita University
By John Crosby
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Old Home Town
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North Carolina
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Rome
Greece
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Russia
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Boyer
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Andre Malraux
Royce
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du Cap
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Harold Lloyd
Moscow
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Hal Boyle
Interlandi
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