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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1957
Page
2
The text questions the fate of an intellectual under pressure and asks if he should ignore American free enterprise benefits. It implies greater gains from admitting Red China reporters than from silencing them, signaling a heated debate on press policy and openness.
Fatublished in 1957 brief disorganized record shows editor W. C. Simons and World Company printing details in Lawrence Kansas. It lists rates, postal info, AP affiliation and publication date September 11, 1957.
Immigrant teaching English in Israel mispronounces through and the debate over Thro ugh prompts humor. Hollywood tales include Howard Teichmann reworking Miss Lonely Hearts, Kaufman quip on edits, and cinema notes about Stella and Restive. Also mentions TV deals, Jamaica advance sales, Sayonara publishing, and Dizzy Gillespie quip at Birdland.
Fortunate City Lawrence voters approved revenue bonds for water sewer expansion to fund vital facilities and attract residents, while voting down a $150000 bus bond. The Merritt Wimsley group is expected to establish bus service, with favorable reports on their Wichita operations and community impact.
The article recalls the annual arrival of freshmen at Law rence University, noting their wide eyes and anticipation as they begin a new college life. It describes orientation, early enthusiasm, and the town briefly sharing in the boreal glow of a fresh, hopeful wave of students who will soon blend into routine classes, honors or averages.
The piece questions whether Americans should bar Red China newsmen, noting pro and con views. It argues entrants might not be professional spies and could be under scrutiny, yet access to secret documents would be limited. It compares Chinese reporters to Russian and other Curtain country correspondents and weighs propaganda risks and talent.
A Chinese leadership struggle shapes press access as Beijing reinstates tight limits on American reporters while inviting some Chinese journalists abroad. The context includes party debates after the Hundred Flowers policy and ongoing Rightist expulsions. Economic strains and flood damages worsen shortages, with Oct. 1 anniversaries and Congress plays influencing diplomacy.
A historical roundup notes 28 Lawrence men pledged to KU fraternities this season with new names announced, plus 1932 Baldwin elects C E Beeks as Old Settlers Association president and plans for a Pioneer memorial. Eudora suffers Bert Daugherty grocery fire. local birthday party hosted by Mrs C A Penn features multiple guests. Also 1917 county home demonstration agent demand rises and a new city fire truck is accepted by the City Commission.
In a Roark column the author rails at Oregon Senator Neuberger and Senator Thurmond for proposing bans on alcohol in commercial aircraft. He defends airline drinking anecdotes from his two million miles, arguing crewing limits justify booze onboard and warns of shifting loyalty if limits bite overseas routes.
Washington analysis considers Faubus options if ordered to stop using Arkansas National Guard troops to block integration at Little Rock schools. Davies court order threatens contempt and jail, with possible appeals and fines. Possible outcomes include compliance, martyrdom, or a chaotic legal clash involving federal marshals and guardsmen.
A brief scripture note quotes Jesus words Neither do condemn thee go thy way from henceforth am no more referencing John 14t with a tranquil message of forgiveness and release for readers seeking solace.
Latina Journal explores why Kansans stay Republican after a lost governor race. It argues voters require clear candidates and platforms, noting Kansas Republicans offer no strong issues or leaders and rely on habit or discontent rather than distinct policies. The piece questions the party's appeal beyond job seekers and criticizes past feuds and slogans.
Louis Lefikowitz reports a California bank lured a customer to open a $500 account with a free pen. The man later claimed he deposited $6,500 and should receive 13 extra pens. The AG obtained the pens for him.
Montreal secretary Sheila Ward, winner of an international secretary contest, shares tips for aspiring ideal secretaries. She advises neat dress, handling half of the boss’s workload, maintaining good relationships, and leaving personal grievances at home to avoid desk time losses.
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