Lawrence Journal World Publisher and staff listing
The notice lists the newspaper offices and staff at The Lawrence Journal-World with names for President Publisher editors and department heads. It notes the paper is published daily except Sunday by The World Company and provides address Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas and telephone number. It also lists subscription rates by carrier and mail for Douglas and adjoining counties and other regions.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Dole decries AT T deal with Democrats over 1968 debts
U S Sen Robert Dole accuses AT T of a sweetheart arrangement with Democratic National Chairman Lawrence O'Brien to provide convention telephone service in Miami Beach for 1972 without full repayment of 1968 debts. The dispute centers on roughly 1.5 million dollars and a credit extension.
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Dole
At&t
Miami Beach
Sen. Dole
Lawrence O’brien
Democratic Party
Economy shows rising power amid steady growth in 1969 70 era
The economy strengthens as March retail sales hit 36 billion, up 2.5 percent from February, with first quarter profits rising for RCA DuPont and International Paper. Employment climbs by 600,000 in March and over 2 million year over year, while housing surges and productivity lags behind international levels. Unemployment grows as the labor force expands, ages, and demands rise, with policy bodies aiming to boost efficiency.
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New York
RCA
DuPont
International Paper
United States
Japan
Cost of Living Council
Price Commission and Pay Board
Planning to ease terminal illness Family discussion urged
The passage warns that interference with life plans can block treatment and urges forethought to avoid grief and costly outcomes in an era of scientific advances. It emphasizes family discussion to manage decisions affecting a terminal illness case.
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Euthanasia Education Fund of
New York
Paul
Escape Attempt Tangles Prisoners Amid Noise Protests
Two Douglas County inmates awaiting District Court trial for armed robbery were caught during an escape bid when fellow prisoners complained of loud noise. They had removed a rock and brick layer from an upstairs cell block and needed one more layer to breach it. Freezing temperatures were forecast with subfreezing readings.
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Douglas County
Special Awards Honor Top Thespians Across East
In Washington a separate awards ceremony celebrated actors and figures not eligible for Oscars. Clifford Irving won best performance based on an original story for Autobiography of Howard Hughes. Dita Beard received best actress for The Jack Anderson Papers with ITT funding. Muskie earned best supporting, Nixon got a special statuette for Bus Stop, and George Wallace won for best Short Subject.
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Washington
Hollywood
East
Clifford Irving
Howard Hughes
Irving
Dita Beard
Jack Anderson
Richard Nixon
Vietnam
Spiro Agnew
George Wallace
What Is Left to Say About Viet Attacks
A compact critique of Nixon's Vietnam strategy focusing on air power, Vietnamization, and the Soviet role. The piece weighs the political risks for Nixon, questions the durability of Vietnamization, and warns against undermining American resolve amid external pressures. It cites Laird’s Defense Department warnings and the possible Moscow-Nixon meeting.
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Richard Nixon
Nixon
Dmz
Wehrmacht
Poland
Guam
South Vietnam
United States
Mr. Nixon
Soviet Union
Mr. Laird
Southeast Asia
Kremlin
Peking
Moscow
Kosygin
Hitler
Petain
America
Fulbright
Mansfield
McGovern
Kennedy
Kennedy Role Still Undecided Amid 1968 Ticket Talk
In Washington Humphrey visits Edward Kennedy at his Virginia home to probe a possible 1968 vice presidential pairing. Kennedy rejects any rush to accept a second spot, wary of future entanglements and a potential wake to a broader presidential bid. The piece notes renewed talk of a Humphrey Kennedy ticket for 1976 and the fragility of party unity amid primary turmoil.
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Humphrey
Chappaquiddick
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Editorial supports four lane campus boulevard for access
Gary McCue argues against a campus through road proposing total car restriction except emergency and public service vehicles. He urges closing campus to motor traffic to restore scenery, boost mass transit, and reclaim green space while preserving university community ties. He invites readers to walk and enjoy the campus firsthand.
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Ter
Jayhawk Boulevard
Fraser Hall
University
Gary McCue
Alcohol Users Tell Of Drunk Driving in Kansas City
A Kansas City survey of 874 recovering alcoholics for the ASAP program shows 51 percent drove while drunk three or more times weekly. Over half had been stopped by police while intoxicated, with 55.6 percent booked at stations and 68 percent convicted after DUI arrests.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Alcohol Safety Action Program
National Council On Alcoholism, Kansas City Area, Inc
Robert F. Boos
The
Kansas City Asap
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