Lawrence Daily Journal World Publisher List and Rates
Lawrence Daily Journal World details leadership with Alph C Simons Jr president publisher Eminent editors News staff names and 1854 founded note plus subscription rates by carrier mail Douglas and adjoining counties and Kansas City areas and nationwide rates for The World Company.
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Congress debates minimum wage raise amid job loss fears
Amid inflation and price controls Congress weighs a 25 percent jump from 1.60 to 2.00 an hour. Small firms favor a bill exempting those that show automation would cut jobs, citing National Federation of Independent Business surveys and a shrimp plant example.
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Congress
Sen
Lawton Chiles
Florida
National Federation of Independent Business
Chiles
Market Kaleidoscope: Funds Show Surprising Five Year Returns
A New York AP style market overview notes that mutual fund categories defy simple risk return labels. Five year gains through March 30 show growth 37.65 percent, growth and income 37.35, balanced 34.42, and income 38.39 with gaps within each category and dramatic best and worst performers.
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New York
Arthur Lipper Corp
Graduation speaker named for Has kell Institute
Old Home Town reports John Anderson will speak at Has Kell Institute graduation while John Crow sets dedicatory address for new campus buildings. KU adds engineering division to Midwestern Music and Art Camp. City Commission backs a new flood control project covering thirteen miles of levee.
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John Anderson
Haskell Institute
John Crow
Commission For
Indian Affairs
Kansas University
George Byrne
McLouth
L. R. Brown
Oskaloosa
Tonganoxie
A. P. Laughlin
Danforth
Horace Phinney
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Youth shifts on campuses spark quiet revolution
A College Poll survey finds college students display changing religious habits, openness about sex, altered living and financial values, and rising political engagement. The study from Greenwich Research Center, New York, notes a liberal tilt and a focus on meaningful work and home location over money.
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New York, N.Y
America
Greenwich Research Center
New York
Nixon strategists worry over lack of busing support
Washington reports show South would benefit most if the moratorium on court ordered busing became law. Democrats and Republicans from the South oppose the plan as too late while Kissinger asserts the Mao meeting was a spur of the moment handshake. Rogers was not present at Mao meeting.
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White House
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Louisiana
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Georgia
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South
William P. Rogers
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China
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Mao
Rogers
Senate Foreign Relations
House Foreign Affairs
Uniform Primary Elections Suggested as Reform Step
White House aide Robert H. Finch urged uniform primaries and scrapping winner take all in Electoral College at Westminster College Fulton Missouri. He criticized current primary systems and called for reform while praising the primary forum for issues and candidate recognition. King Hussein of Jordan arrived in Palm Beach Florida for a 10 day vacation staying with John A. Mulcahy president of Roofchrome Ltd. of Cork Ireland and Quigley Co a Pfizer subsidiary.
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Robert H. Finch
White House
Westminster College
Fulton
Finch
John Findley Green
Palm Beach
Fla
Hussein of
Jordan
Hussein
John A. Mulcahy
Roofchrome Ltd
Cork
Ireland
Quigley Co
Charles Pfizer Chemical Firm
Mulcahy
Today in History highlights and a pigeon control note
The column lists historical events on April 5 from 1792 to recent years, including Washington’s veto and Rosenberg case. A local Parkersburg note reports County Court President Marvin Leach placing a stuffed owl on the sixth floor ledge of the Wood County Courthouse to deter pigeons.
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George Washington
Parkersburg
W. Va
Wood County
Marvin Leach
How to Help Easter Bunny Thrive as a Pet
This Pittsburgh report summarizes advice from the American Rabbit Breeders Assn. on raising Easter rabbits. It covers diet restrictions, feeding quantities, housing, and care to keep young bunnies healthy.
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Easter Bunny
American Rabbit Breeders Assn
Rabbit Breeders Association
On the Other Hand By Gus diZerega
Column argues against criminalizing victimless acts such as marijuana use and other self harming behaviors. It rejects the logic of banning peaceful nonviolent activities and promotes personal responsibility and freedom of choice in a free society. It cites heroin, prohibition, and historical examples to claim laws should punish harm to others rather than vice.
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