Lawrence Daily World details and staff credits
Lawrence Daily World published daily except Sunday by The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire. Established 1854. Rates listed: carrier and mail options for Douglas and surrounding counties, Kansas, and nationwide. Inks staff includes DOLPH SIMONs JR and ERNEST PONTIUS with editor W. C. Simons.
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Dolph C. Simons JR
Praaitont-Pablanes
Dolph Simone
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kaw
Telephone
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
Benser
United States
The Journal World Stand For Accurate News Report
The Journal World declares its mission to present accurate and fair news reporting. It rejects mixing opinion with reporting, safeguards citizens' rights, shows sympathy for the disadvantaged, exposes dishonesty in public affairs, and supports community improvement projects.
Birth of a Nation Park Yellowstone and a look ahead
The piece recalls Yellowstone National Park's 100th anniversary as a landmark in American conservation, credits its founders as early ecologists, and argues for expanding preservation with a Tallgrass Prairie National Park in Kansas led by Dr. E. R. Hall. It also reflects on Kansas Relays weather lore and the shift to all weather tracks at KU, praising resilient footing despite conditions.
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Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming-Montana
Yellowstone Park
America
Yellowstone
Beysers
Tallgrass Prairie National Park
Kansas
E. R. Hall
Lawrence
Memorial Stadium
Oklahoma State
Scandinavian Athletic Club
Muskie's Last Hurrah in Western Pennsylvania
In Newcastle Pennsylvania Senator Edmund Muskie derides establishment figures and tax dodgers while courting Polish and Catholic voters in a large western Pennsylvania rally. The stop follows Wisconsin losses and signals strategy shifts toward ethnic outreach and populist rhetoric.
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Newcastle
Edmund Muskie
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
George McGovern
George Wallace
Muskie
Justice Department
Department of Politics
Nixon
Ed Muskie
New England
McGovern
Wallace
Milwaukee
Altoona
Johnstown
Pittsburgh
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Quota debates spark across race gender lines in media and society
The essay argues quotas threaten merit by prioritizing race sex or ethnicity over qualifications. It cites The Washington Post and CCNY as examples and questions proportional representation in sports, academia, and politics with provocative scenarios of women Presidents through 2156.
Miss Lawrence of 1962 crowned at Jaycee pageant
In Lawrence Kansas Mimi Frink, a senior from Lawrence High School, was named Miss Lawrence of 1962 at the annual Jaycee Beauty Pageant. Weather for Easter expected to be fair and cool with coats likely for chilly winds. Wheat crop prospects remain poor with acres abandoned as a lost cause. Dr Laurence Woodruff named dean of men at KU after Henry Werner resignation.
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Kansas Relays
Mimi Frink
Lawrence High School
Lawrence
Lawrence Jaycee
Topeka
Kansas
Laurence Woodruff
Henry Werner
Prayer for divine clarity and grace in daily life
A devotional prayer asking for God to remove self created obstacles and reveal his love. The speaker blesses the Lord for the light that shines and appeals for guidance and spiritual insight.
Garden Destroyed by Unleashed Dogs Sparks City Debate
Mrs. Glenn Garrett complains that unleashed dogs ruin her husband s garden and flower beds. She urges tighter leash laws, cites repeated damage, and notes legal penalties may be insufficient to protect private property.
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Glenn Garrett
Subdivision regulations urged for Lawrence Douglas County
Barkley Clark and Estelle Nelson urge adoption of subdivision regulations to guide layout and public facilities, clarify water and sewage needs, and protect the area from haphazard growth ahead of Clinton Reservoir development. They contrast with zoning and defend constitutional validity, while addressing septic, water supply, and financing options.
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T. A. Kennedy
Lawrence-Douglas County
Lawrence
Douglas County
Kennedy
Planning Commission
Los
Red Cross Bloodmobile seeks donors in Douglas County April event
Lawrence residents are urged to donate at the Red Cross Bloodmobile visit to Lawrence Memorial Hospital April 24 25 and 26 with 1600 donors needed over three days. Hours run 1 30 to 6 45 p m Monday and Tuesday and 9 a m to 2 15 p m Wednesday. rush hours start 4 30 p m daily. The Douglas County quota is 21750 donors annually based on a 4 percent donor rate from the population.
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Red Cross
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
North Wing
Douglas County
Health Department
Marcella Wolfson
American ‘Red Cross
Beautification Debate Over River View in Lawrence
A letter urges renovating the downtown riverfront before landscaping. The writer criticizes an obstructing water pipe and bridge railings that block the river view, calling for relocation prior to beautification efforts.
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Lawrence
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Phi Beta Kappa
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Betty Strachan
Eudora
Shawnee County
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