Lawrence Journal World Staff Notice May 28 1960
Lawrence Journal World masthead lists editor Dolph C Simons Jr and staff roles. Publication details show daily issue at Lawrence Kansas with mail and carrier rates. Saturday edition dated May 28 1960 notes association memberships and postal classification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons, Jr
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Newa
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streeta
Lawrence
Kas
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulatons
Te Associated Press
Space return risks slow human voyages to other worlds
The Space Science Board warns returning ships and explorers could carry earth microbes that become pervasive nuisances. It urges strict embargoes on premature sample return and calls for sterilization of ships and personnel to prevent contamination of planets and the moon.
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Earth
Space Science Board
The
National Academy of Sciences
Moon
Project HOPE mobilizes 1500 doctors to aid Southeast Asia
More than 1,500 doctors nurses and medical technicians from across America seek assignments with Project HOPE a privately sponsored program that will send the S S HOPE a 15 000 ton former Navy hospital ship with 230 beds to Southeast Asia. The ship will operate as a floating medical training center with a permanent staff of 15 physicians two dentists 28 nurses and 30 auxiliary personnel and rotating volunteer teams of up to 35 physicians for four month tours. The effort emphasizes teaching and relief over profit highlighting humanitarian goals and American goodwill.
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America
Project Hope
HOPE
Southeast Asia
S.S. Hope
U.S
S.S. ‘Hope
Volunterr
Foreign Tourists Boosting American Economy
The article notes American tourists spent over 2 billion dollars abroad in two years and urges easier visa and security processes to attract foreign visitors to the United States, arguing gains for the U.S. economy outweigh concerns. It cites long delays and intrusive inspections as barriers to tourism.
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America
Shining stars and grateful thanks to teachers
A graduation message honors teachers who shaped students futures and notes the value of educators. The author also commends a May 4 1960 newspaper for publishing a breast cancer self-exam feature and urges wider adoption to save lives.
Blood tests show many health clues beyond anemia
The doctor explains that blood tests reveal much more than venereal disease or anemia. Blood sugar, cell types, and even rare conditions can be detected. New methods like electrophoresis speed diagnosis, and babies can undergo many tests from a single drop of blood. Tests target specific problems to avoid unnecessary expense.
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Joseph C. Molner
M. D
N.K
Leaders Who Dare to Be Different in Science
Jon Hopkins professor Lynn Poole argues most major scientific advances come from researchers under 35. The piece cites Copernicus Vesalius Harvey Newton Einstein and others to claim youth fuels bold, original insights while acknowledging value of experience and mentorship in later years.
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Lynn Poole
Johns Hopkins University
Hippocrates
Copernicus
Vesalius
Galen
Harvey
Issac Newton
Newton
Pugilists and Emmys Face Off on Same June Night
Pugilists and performers clash over a June 2 date as NBC airs Emmy awards while Floyd Patterson vs Ingemar Johansson boxing unfolds at the Polo Grounds. Cronkite remains calm as the Academy debates shifting dates amid rain hopes. The piece also notes World Wide World renewed, Arthur Murray Party possible, Milton Berle bowling pay, and The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet becoming The Nelson Family.
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Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
NBC
Floyd Patterson- Ingemar Johanseon
ABC Radio
Polo Grounds
Academy
Cronkite
New York
CBS News
National Academy
Henry S. White
Screen Gems
CBS
Ike
Moscow
Liberty
Arthur Murray
ABC
Milton Berle
David
Ricky Nelson
Ozzie and Harriet
Nelson Family
Ricky
Old Home Town Says Goodbye To Eisenhower In Manhattan
In Manhattan 1 500 Kensons joined a farewell for Milton Eisenhower as he leaves K State to become president of Pennsylvania State College. Barney Ross beat Jimmy McLarnin for the welterweight crown. High school diplomas numbered 113 with four graduates giving addresses Muriel Senor Ruth Cady Donald Higgins Aleen Thomas.
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Manhattan
Kensons
Milton Eisenhower
K-State
Pennsylvania State College
Deane Malott
New York University Hall of Fame
Kaw
Wakarusa
Karl Kuersteiner
H. ©. Kuersteiner
Europe
Falsburg
Austria
Barney Ross
Jimmy McLarnin
YMCA
Lena Edith Rogers
Ivan Rogers
Wellington
Edwin Price
First Methodist Church
Port Said
Muriel Senor
Ruth Cady
Donald Higgins
Aleen Thomas
Daily Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
Bible message extols Christlike discipline with guidance and comfort. A prayer asks God to remind us of His love, reward, and aim for us to become pleasing children through Jesus, Amen.
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Jesus
Lyons Den Broadway Actor Seeks Big Role But Not Right Kind
A Broadway actor seeks a major part in the New York production of Rhinoceros after Olivier's London opening. He wrote to director Bobby Lewis, who noted the role requires a two-horned Asian Rhino, leading to Eli Wallach’s casting.
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Lyons den
Y Leona
Laurence Olivier
London
Toneaco
N. Y
Bobby Lewis
Frank Buck
Lee Stras Ty
Lewis
Eli Wallach
Joe E. Lewis
la Zambra
Newark
New City Library Selections Preview
A catalog of mid century books featuring Noel F Busch Siam modern history Adlai Stevenson speeches WAIKIKI BEACHNIK Smith travelogue THE MOUNTAIN Dooley Laos Kronos Richter etc. Includes biographies guides mysteries and science fiction with varied themes and settings across 1958 to 1980 titles.
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Noel F. Busch
Siam
Adlai E. Stevenson
Soviet Russia
Middle East
The
Mountain
Thomas A. Dooley
M.D
Laos
Kennedy
Joseph F. Dinneen
Patrick Joseph
New Orleans
Oliver Evans
Samuel E. Lessere
Arris
New York
Paul Gallico
London
Eric Ambler
Grant Moves South Catton
Parkinson profits and King lead a folk medicine discussion as Grant moves south in a nonfiction feature. The piece notes the House safety theme against tigers and references Jar profits.
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Parkinson
Grant
Catton
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Vanzetti
Sado
Sidney Lumet
Hill
Lumet
Cedric Hardwicke
Hardwicke
Beatrice Lillie
D Lyons
Japan Society
James Michener
Jim
New City Library Books
Kronos
Conrad Richter
Patricia Moyes
Italy
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Hawley
South Africa
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