Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publication details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World is a daily newspaper published by The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas 66044. It lists staff including Dolph Simons Sr Dolph Simons Jr editor president publisher Bill Mayer and other editors and managers with a publication range from 1891 to 1953 noting daily except Sunday.
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Dolph Simons SR
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Ralph Gage
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Newsmen say they were used by AIM at Wounded Knee
Reports from NBC and Time Magazine indicate reporters felt manipulated by the American Indian Movement during the Wounded Knee events. They describe press questions shaping AIM actions and a shift in coverage as demonstrations continued.
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Wounded Knee
S.D
Fred Briggs
NBC
Wire Service
AIM
Time Magazine
Russell
Oglala
Accentuating The Negative Accentuating The Negative
New York AP examines how inflation and strong job growth shape attitudes. Insurance chief George McDonnell warns that more goods in transit, longer hours, and new workers raise claims and risks as the economy booms. He cautions premiums may not cover rising losses.
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New York
George McDonnell
Zurich-American Insurance Companies
McDonnell
Israel Hawks Push Dayan Plan Despite U S Pushback
Washington reports reveal Assistant Secretary of State Joseph Sisco leaked U S resistance to Moshe Dayan as Meir moderates conflict with hawks over Jewish settlements and Arab land purchases in the occupied West Bank. Aba Eban frames a moderate course criticizing dispossession and hawkish maximalism as U S policy eyes fallout with Jordan Lebanon and Saudi Arabia.
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Washington
Moshe Dayan
Israel
Dayan
Golda Meir
Joseph J. Sisco
Nixon
Middle East
Jerusalem
West Bank
Jordan
U. S
Labor Party
Aba Eban
Meir
Eban
Tel Aviv
Judea
Samaria
Antihawks
Public verdict favors decency over censorship in dean case
A public discourse stresses that decency should prevail over censorship, noting broad appreciation for the dean's handling and implying a favorable jury stance on his actions. The piece argues that many people value principled conduct over suppressive measures.
Flowering trees brighten Lawrence scene and KU campus
Despite drought the Lawrence area displays, especially the KU campus, show one of the finest spring displays. Camera buffs photographed the colorful trees as the Lawrence Jaycees plan the Miss Lawrence Pageant for April 10 with finalists Jane Booth Elaine Milett Mimi Frink and more. Reigning Miss Lawrence Mimi Frink and local honorees are noted along with community events and a local business sale.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Lawrence Jaycees
Jane Booth
Elaine Milett
Lawrence High
Mimi Frink
Prayer for Love of God Over Material Things
A prayer asks for openness to love God more than material things and for faith that God works with us in dark grief to do good. It emphasizes seeking divine guidance through hardship and united effort in goodness.
School Lunch Protein Policy Faces Rising Costs
A school report urges daily complete protein from animal sources for lunches while outlining rising wholesale food prices and potential price increases next year. It notes ground beef and other meats up in price, scarce canned goods due to supply issues, and government funding for free meals reaching about 600 daily in Lawrence schools.
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Lawrence
Community Library Directory Planned for Douglas County
Lawrence Public and Kansas University libraries coalition seeks to publish a two part directory of library facilities in Douglas County. The main section will list major libraries and services. a second part will feature smaller facilities and professional referrals. Donors and contributors are invited, with tax deductible support through the American Library Association affiliation.
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Journal-World
Lawrence Public, Continuing Education
Kansas University Libraries
Douglas County
State Library
Library of Congress, Co. Co. Historical Society
Chamber of Commerce
American Library Assn
Bonita D. Dillard
Virginia McCullough
Lawrence Public Library
Corps Balks at Nunley Flood Plan Letter to Winn
U S Army Corps of Engineers reiterates objections to Kansas University geographer Robert Nunley’s Plan 500 flood project. The final environmental impact statement is in internal review before federal approval. Colonel Needham recommends proceeding with the original plan as the fairest solution to the difficult problem.
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U. S
Larry Winn Jr
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Robert Nunley
Kansas University
Corps
Nunley
Federal Council On Environmental Quality
Paul Barber
Winn
Lawrence
Retter
W. R. Needham
How to Help A Neighbor Volunteer Clearinghouse
Local volunteer clearinghouse lists weekly urgent needs for Lawrence agencies. Readers may call 841 5059 or write Box 417 Lawrence 66044 for opportunities with Girl Scouts United Child Care Center Head Start Hospital Auxiliary Meals on Wheels American Red Cross Bert Nash and others.
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Lawrence Area
United Child Care Center
Head Start
Bert Nash Mental Health Center
A New World View on Welfare by Phyllis Jones
Columnist Phyllis Jones analyzes welfare history arguing it stabilizes the economy and prevents upheaval. She notes subsidies to farmers and corporations also count as welfare and contrasts large payments to mothers with political hostility to welfare. Next week examines ethics and policy contradictions.
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Phyllis Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
W. C. Simons
Douglas
Kansas City
United States
Murphy Hall
Fine Arts
Thomas Gorton
Dean Gorton
Fine Arts Department
John Cunniff
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Sisco
Old Home Town
Frank Hagenbuch
Opal Jayne Kennedy
Berneice Ackerman Lopes
Pinckney Pta
Carl Drake
Henry Brinkman
Kansas Bakers Assn
Walter Varnum
Dean L. D. Havenhill
Kansas Pharmaceutical Assn
Fred C. Black
Royal Shoe
Ina Clagg
Food Service Director
Library Project
Girl Scouts OF America
Lawrence Memorial Hospital Women’s Auxiliary
Meals ON Wheels
American Red Cross
Wichita
Franklin Roosevelt
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