Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and rates
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists staff including Dolph Simons Sr and Jr, editor and publisher roles, executive editor Ralph Gage, managing editor Ernest Pont, and other staff. Established 1854 The World Company publishes daily except Sunday from Lawrence Kansas with listed subscription rates by carrier and mail for various regions.
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Dolph Simons SR
Wancesessssesereres Nerse Cesterres Eiditor
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Ralph Gage
Ernest Pont
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Spring Flowers and Observance at KU
The piece surveys a long spring bloom sequence from jonquils to peonies and lilacs noting the variety of colors and regional growth. It also describes the annual engineering school observance at KU with student exhibits and staff guidance, highlighting the vibrant campus atmosphere.
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Lawrence
Learned Hall
Do You Control Prices Too
New York AP report argues consumers shape the economy through discretionary spending. Personal consumption accounts for nearly 60 percent of GNP and consumer power is real but often unconscious, with government and business influencing choices. George Katona notes consumers are in control but act with and against policy.
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New York
Katona
George A. Nill
Harper
Embarrassing Exchange with Ramsey Clark Over POW Treatment
A former attorney general Ramsey Clark faced a room of returned POWs who questioned his view that POWs were humanely treated in North Vietnam. Clark insisted his actions served peace, while POWs pressed for evidence and recalled torture. The piece argues Geneva protocols aimed to regulate POW treatment and condemns inhumanity by captors, noting parallels with Civil War-era violence and reflecting on American duty.
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Ramsey Clark
Hanoi
Clark
Miss Fonda
Thieu
Vietnam
Old Home Town Notes from 1963 to 1933 Local Exposition and Arts
NASA official warns of second rate space status risking survival during EU Engineering Exposition visit. Perry Reservoir project meeting planned by Corps at Perry High School. City cleanup hailed a success by City Manager Harold Horn with 210 loads of trash hauled.
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United States
Joseph F. Shea
NASA
Perry Reservoir
Corps of Engineers
Perry High School
Harold Horn
Lawrence High
Carl Sandefur
Betty Bowers
Eugene Brubaker
Joyce Emick
Grace Endacott
Bettina Gagliardo
Nancy Gross
Jerry Hesse
Dale Kempter
Ellan Jane Lupton
Marilyn Metz
Shirley Rothberger
Ada van Valkenburg
Sammy Moore
Jerry Brownlee
Jack Moore
Richard Stanwix
Frank Alexander
Robert Taylor
Jack Rose
Annette Smith
Lawrence
Kansas
Phi Gamma Delta House
Topeka
Weekend lifts KU engineers amid springRelief noted in Kansas Relays crowds
The weekend weather boosted morale as 15,500 fans at Memorial Stadium for the Kansas Relays enjoyed improving skies after Saturday showers. Easter Sunday and a bright sunrise added optimism, with residents citing the pleasant conditions as a welcome change from prior damp, drab weekends.
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Kansas Relays
Memorial Stadium
Community Letters Challenge School Board Decision
Lawrence residents critique the school board for bypassing Max Rife in the principal selection at Lawrence High School. The letters praise Rife as a trusted, grassroots leader while urging fair treatment of motorcyclists and editors, urging accountability and apology where due.
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Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Max Rife
Rock of Gibraltar
Max
Knox
Readers defend motorcycle riders against editorial labeling
Lawrence resident George A. Nill objects to the Peaceful Pedaling editorial call them reckless monsters. He cites 11 years in town, a stable career and clean riding record, arguing motorcycles offer economical transport and present less risk than larger vehicles.
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Lawrence Area
R. L. Ballard
Florida
Journal-World
Lawrence
A Bitter Time For the Delta
Tan Chau in Chau Doc Province endures artillery shelling during Hanoi's April offensive. Since the ceasefire on Jan 27, Delta towns face renewed fighting as North Vietnamese regiments attempt to seize Hang Nu near the Cambodian border, while Hoa Hao residents of Tan Chau endure a rare direct clash that disrupted their once quiet town.
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Tan Chau
Chau Doc
South Vietnam
Mekong River
Hanoi
Indochina
Hang Nu
Mekong
ARVN
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Consumer Behaviorists
William Buckley JR
Mr. Clark
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Qlark
Jane Fonda
Geneva
Robert E. Lee
Andersonville
America
Old Home Town
God
Jesus Christ
By R. Wayne Nelson
Woodlawn
Pinckney, Riverside
Grant
Woodlawn School
South Junior High School
Board of Education
Wayne Nelson
Oberleutnant Haldeman
Rife
Ron Wellman
Owenson
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Delta
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