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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1959
Page
2
Lawrence Daily Journal World notes staff changes led by editor Simons and publisher Polph Simons Jr. Advertising and business staff listed. Rates shown: carrier 30 cents per week, $15 yearly. mail Kansas $5. nationwide $9. Published May 28, 1959.
The 175 bed hospital in Lawrence endures turmoil after administrator Donald Masar resigns amid board disputes. Doctors and staff blamed for overuse of facilities and delayed reports. four candidates seek the administrator role as the city weighs better governance and clearer ground rules for the hospital’s future.
Khrushchev set May 27 as a deadline for Allied evacuation of Berlin. He hinted at force if unmet, but no explosive actions occurred. The crisis persists as Russia aims to push the West from Berlin, risking all-out war to achieve its goal, with more tense May 27 style moments ahead.
A satirical column notes Paris restaurants feature dishes with wallflowers roses and other blossoms. It lampoons French culinary trends arguing flowers should not replace staple foods and jokes about France’s "juvenile" national mood while warning of potential political consequences.
A graduating senior writes to challenge Mrs. Wood on citizen rights, urging personal responsibility and engaged voting. He warns that liberty without obligation erodes freedoms and questions selective concern while urging unity, loyalty to the Constitution, and awareness of national history.
Former Secretary of State John Foster Dulles is buried in Arlington Cemetery after a battle with cancer. Flags across the United States are flown at half staff by presidential order as the nation mourns the loss of a devoted public servant.
A detailed account of John Foster Dulles’s Arlington burial service describes the horse drawn caisson, the long lines of marching armed forces, international and domestic dignitaries, and a 19 gun salute. It reflects on national spiritual revival, duty, and the impact of public tribute on citizens.
The Kansas Highway Commission decided Wednesday to submit a long-range diagonal Hutchinson to Wichita highway proposal to the Bureau of Public Roads for approval. It would allow possible relocation of K96 along the diagonal route.
Budapest dispatch raises feasible Khrushchev plan to reorganize the Soviet empire into a federation including the USSR and Eastern Europe. A federation could provide a legal pretext for reinvasion after troop withdrawals and help quell nationalist hopes in satellites. The Budapest hints align with Geneva and Moscow speculation on a bold imperial reorganization.
The Lawrence High School graduation day honored 163 graduates including two KU women from 60 years ago Miss Hannah Oliver and Mrs Ida Blood Hasselman. Diplomas were handed by Corlett Cotton School Board president amid a district tea at the Congregational Church and other community events noted.
A devotion urges believers to draw strength from the Lord rather than self. It prays for courage in Jesus Christ, to live for Him and deepen faith so others may be inspired to follow. Amen.
Hollywood hosts a Mervyn LeRoy dinner for King Baudouin of Belgium. Bob Hope and Bing Crosby were invited as stars. the king plays golf with Hope, prompting a quip about profits from America. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr plans to sing to deepen diplomacy, while Arthur Schwartz comments on confidence to perform.
A nurse mother in Manhattan recalls her night at Gypsy with star Sandra Lyons. Mischa Elman shares memories of his prodigy father turning life into art. James Wong Howe discusses a San Fernando Valley restaurant venture and a photographer’s banter. Lady Astor’s 80th birthday and a Kremlin joke illuminate Wells Stalin chatter on Free Science.
Hal Boyle profiles Oscar F. Smith High School in South Norfolk where about 800 students attend a night class to earn diplomas amid desegregation tensions. Senior Jim Ream and Adelia Watson express college aims, balancing study after hours and missing typical high school life.
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