Lawrence Daily Journal World historical staff listing and masthead
Lawrence Daily Journal World lists editor Dolph C Simons Jr and publisher staff. Published daily except Sunday by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire. Subscription rates shown and AP member disclosure.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons, Jr
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
G Simons
the World Company
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Lawrence
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Associated Press
We Are Not Alone Russia On U 2 Spy Plane Row
The piece argues Russia overplayed its U 2 spy flight accusation at the United Nations. It defends the U S position, calls for restraint, and says the episode exposed Russian pettiness and the need for cautious reaction in the Cold War.
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Russia
United Nations
Gromyko
U.S
Rural Roads Hazard Tips From National Safety Council
The council warns rural driving is riskier than urban traffic with three times more fatalities. It offers ten tips to stay safe while on highways and country roads including slow on dirt surfaces, stay right, honk on hills, watch for farm vehicles, yield at narrow bridges, stop at intersections, expect surface changes, stop for school buses, watch pedestrians and children, and heed deer signs.
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National Safety Council
The
Safety Council
Help Yourself Doc Statistics on Doctor Visit Rates
The National Health Survey shows the average American visits a doctor just over five times yearly with women consulting more often than men. Physicians visit their own doctors far less, as a 1958 survey found fewer than half had physical exams in 18 months and about 20 percent had four years or more since their last checkup.
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National Health Survey
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Letters to the Editor raise questions on sponsorship and health
A reader questions the practice of prominent businessmen sponsoring ads for church attendance and a Sunday car wash. The letter contrasts sponsorships with public influence, while other excerpts relay a doctor’s response about niacin sensitivity, allergies, and medical advice for readers with health anxieties.
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Journal-World
Ivan W. Rappard
Emerald
Detective reader uncovers nonphysical skin itch mystery
In a health column, Aunt HY ANAM relays a reader's case of intense itching with no visible rash. Psychiatric shock therapy and hormone attempts failed. The writer notes emotions can contribute to such symptoms and reviews the reader's letter for clues.
Jack's Straws New Spring in the Old Step
In a humorous essay, Jack Zimmerman describes his annual spring rite of wearing shorts in public. He recounts the mortifying grocery-store and street-side scrutiny, the sight of a heavy woman in skinny pants, and emerging triumphant as summer approaches.
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Jack
MacArthur
Truman
Hillary
Mt. Everest
John Wayne
U2 case fuels Western doubts over U S leadership
Joseph A. Alsop argues that a Fulbright led inquiry into the U2 episodes would erode foreign confidence. He notes Soviet reaction to overflights, the danger of disclosures, and warns against unnecessary congressional probes harming U S credibility.
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Pariis
America
France
Western Alliance
Sen. Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
U.N
Otto Schnellbacher Signs With New York Giants
All American and All-Big Seven end Otto Schnellbacher signs a pro football contract with the New York Giants. Kansas star and local sports note.
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Otto Schnellbacher
New York Giants
Kansas
George Blevins
Dean Laurence Woodruff
Navy
University
U.S.S. Missouri
Todays Bible Message and Prayer
I know whom I have believed and am persuaded he is able to keep that which I have committed unto him. Prayer thanks God for nearness and asks for faith to face any situation and emerge victorious in Jesus name Amen.
Ethel Merman nearly used her cousin Alice Gardner name
Lyons recalls how Ethel Zimmermann dropped Zim and an a in Merman to avoid a long lights name. The column also notes Harvey Lemback with a horse tale, Patricia Cutts on a strike, and reflections on show business hazards and the acting profession.
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Lyons
Ethel Merman
Avbor
Alice Gardner
Merman
America
Alice, Gardner
Ethel Zimmermann
Zim
Harvey
Lemback
The
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Desirable Letters That Don't Come
Excerpts from letters people hope to receive but never do reveal humorous, personal, and improbable requests. A bride-hunting museum offer, a denture joke, a fatally witty prom memory, and stock-paper wall offers mix with a dean’s note about a student’s fatigue as the writer vents on missed opportunities and odd temptations.
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New York
Effie
Jack
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