Lawrence Journal World Staff Directory and Publication Details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World page lists staff positions and roles for 1891 to 1952 with names including President Publisher Dye, Editor Bisi, Executive Editor enceecenneenaysetessannsyererens, Managing Editor TDRRYL HALLS, Editor Ernest Pontius, and Director Leo Dluer. It notes publication daily except Sunday by The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire, Lawrence Kansas 66044. Subscription rates are given for carrier and mail in various regions, with a Tuesday Evening edition dated April 4, 1972.
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Dolph C. Simons JR
Dye Ron
Bisi Seseoed
Enceecenneenaysetessannsyererens Nascwegencesnt Ae Ny
Tdrryl Halls Oo
Scs
Ens
Ernest Pontius
Rover Erene
Leo
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Docking seeks fourth term in Kansas governor race
The Kansas situation centers on Gov. Robert Docking's bid for a unprecedented fourth two year term. Analysts see Pearson’s Senate reelection as aided by Docking decision while Miller may seek other paths. Proxmire criticizes Navy spending directives as he questions excesses.
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Robert Docking
Kansas
James Pearson
Docking
Pearson
Senate
Atty
Vern Miller
Miller
Attorney General’s Office
John Anderson
Reynolds Shultz
GOP
U.S. Senate
Robert Dole
Dole
National Party
Gov. Docking
Atty. Gen. Miller
Sen. Pearson
Money Issues To Persist
New York report argues unemployment and inflation remain driven by long standing spending habits and rising aspirations. It highlights training gaps, job market imbalances, and deficit spending as factors pushing prices higher while consumer demand for convenience foods and higher quality goods fuels ongoing cost pressures.
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New York
Wasteful spending blamed on government and military
The writer argues for reducing funds to curb greed and speed spending. Taxpayers could save 400 million, and officials tend to spend extra money to avoid penalties in the next budget. The remedy is to limit allocations so agencies use funds more wisely.
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Washington
Navy
Congress
U.S
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Adm
Elmo R. Zumwalt
Naval Operations
Isaac C. Kidd
Proxmire
System Command
Defense Department
Agriculture Or Commerce Departments
Kidd
Zumwalt
Lawrence mentions retirements awards and headlines
Old Home Town William D. Wolfe to retire Aug. 1 as superintendent and receive the Kansas Master Teacher award. Jim Clark elected 1962-63 Lawrence Chamber of Commerce president. International reports on Richard Burton Elizabeth Taylor Eddie Fisher rumors. 25 years ago items note Cordley School exchange and lawrence council members.
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William D. Wolfe
Lawrence
Kansas
Jim Clark
Jim Clark Motors
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Warren Rhodes
Sybil Burton
Richard Burton
Eddie Fisher
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard
Liz
Eddie
Sybil
Wisconsin Youth Vote Shapes Presidential Contest
About 250000 Wisconsin youths aged 18 to 24 are pivotal in the Wisconsin primary with McGovern edging ahead among students and campus supporters. Candidates struggle for youth appeal while Lindsay, Muskie, Humphrey and Jackson court votes amid campus scenes and a shifting political mood.
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Wisconsin
George S.S. McGovern
John V. Lindsay
New York
Humphrey
Milwaukee
Lindsay
McGovern
Jackson
Peter Greenberg
Johnny Carson
Florida
George McGovern
Greenberg
When Males Are Exploited You Heard It Here First
Satirical column condemns Cosmopolitan nude pull out of Burt Reynolds and argues nude male bodies degrade men. It forecasts a future where public figures and columnists may appear nude, urging readers to consider gendered double standards and societal implications.
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Washington
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Burt Reynolds
Cosmopolitan
Richard Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
George Wallace
Richard Daley
Henry Kissinger
Joe Alsop
Bill Buckley
Spiro Agnew
Bart Reynolds
Letters Editor Urges Opposition to Helmet Law
Donald R. Fornelli argues cyclists must fight a proposed helmet law by writing to state and federal officials. He criticizes legislators and cites rights and constitutional protections, urging immediate action to strike down the measure. He cites prior letters by Dr. Clinton and Mr. Kersten and notes citizen apathy.
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Journal-World Letters
Clinton
Kersten
Kansan
Lawrence
Shawnee County Orders 30 Percent Residential Tax Reduction
The Shawnee County board of commissioners acting as the county board of equalization ordered a 30 percent cut in assessed residential property values. If unchallenged, this could lower residential taxes about 15 to 20 percent despite an 18 mill levy increase, reducing a $30 000 home tax from 936 to 768 dollars and a $15 000 home from 468 to 378 dollars. Reductions of 14 to 64 percent were also ordered for eight classes of unplanted grassland and wasteland properties.
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Topeka, Kan
Shawnee County
County Board of Commissioners
Topeka
Wisconsin Labor split shapes 1971 Wisconsin primary
The Wisconsin primary turns on blue collar voters defying union leaders to back McGovern or Wallace over Humphrey. McGovern leads among disillusioned workers, with Wallace gaining fast. Humphrey remains steady around 20 percent, aided by reluctant labor endorsements and strong union backing.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
George McGovern
George Wallace
Organized Labor
McGovern
Wallace
Muskie
Henry M. Jackson
Humphrey
Afl-Cio
John Schmitt
Labor
John Giacomo
Quayle
Today In History April 4 highlights and birthdays
On April 4 milestones include the 1917 Senate war resolution against Germany, Lincoln’s 1865 Richmond visit, Akron disaster 1933, MLK Jr. assassination 1968, Rhodes scholarships 1902, and Pitt Vitamin C discovery 1932. Birthdays: Arthur Murray 77 and Floyd Hall 56. Thought: truth is easy to know but hard to follow.
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U.S. Senate
Germany
Abraham Lincoln
Richmond
Cecil Rhodes
Oxford University
C. Q. King
University of Pittsburgh
U.S. Navy
Akron
New Jersey
Martin Luther King, Jr
Memphis
Tenn
Martin Luther King
Congress Party
East Pakistan
Arthur Murray
Floyd D. Hall
Chinese Nuclear Test Fallout Reported Across U S
The Atomic Energy Commission says China’s March 18 atmospheric test caused radioactivity to rise across most of the United States but posed no significant health hazard. Fallout peaked in late March and has largely decayed to undetectable levels at most sites.
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Washington
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Mainland China
United States
AEC
Commission
Juvenile Hearing Set in Dairy Barn Arson Case
A juvenile hearing is scheduled for April 13 for three Manhattan youths charged with arson in a Kansas State University dairy barn fire last week. Authorities say 4,000 bales of hay worth 5 000 to 6 000 dollars were destroyed in the blaze at Riley County. The hearing will occur in Riley County Juvenile Court.
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Manhattan
Kansas State University
Riley County Juvenile Court
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