Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and details
Lawrence Daily Journal World editorial and publishing staff listed with roles and contact details. Publication from 1854 by The World Company based in Lawrence Kansas provides subscription rates for various regions and delivery methods.
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Lawrence Daily Journal- World
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Matlin Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Butter Prices Reflect Supply and Demand in Everyday Life
The article explains how butter prices stay steady or fall when supply is ample and demand shifts toward margarine. It notes steady milk supply, lower margarine cost, and consumer preferences as key factors, with beef prices rising due to higher spending power. It concludes inflation links to spending money and food surpluses.
Is News Good or Bad In Economic Times
A balance of optimistic and pessimistic views on the economy emerges from policymakers, business leaders, and labor figures. Wage trends, price stability, and a potential inflationary squeeze after wage gains are debated as stock market signals mix with profits and consumer sentiment.
Governor Rockefeller's Long Island Sound Bridge Fight
The piece reviews Gov. Nelson Rockefeller's bid for a Long Island Sound viaduct from Oyster Bay to Rye, noting Oyster Bay opposition and a 1968 land swap that would revert wildlife lands if traffic were routed. It cites Interior Department rejection and a critical Regional Plan Association assessment, urging caution over highway expansion and preserving the Sound’s character.
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Nelson Rockefeller
New York
New York City
Gov. Rockefeller
Long Island Sound
Oyster Bay
Rye
N.Y
Brasilia
Albany
Pericles
Parthenon
Athens
Long Island Bridge
Republic
Department of the Interior
Interior Department
Rockefeller
Regional Plan Association of
Watergate Sinking Echoes Familiar Court Testimony
A Naval Court of Inquiry held in executive session examined Capt. Richard M. Nixon over the SS Watergate sinking. Nixon claimed the leak began June 17 1972 after seven crewmen caused a shower room nozzle failure and denied wider involvement. He described a thorough investigation and said the ship surfaced dry below decks. He reported ordering the loudspeaker announcements and insisted the crew was in no danger, until March 21 1973 when officers alleged an iceberg rather than a shower caused the incident. He said abandonment followed rising water and Hip-deep seas, with a grim view of crew losses and the burden of responsibility.
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Washington
Naval Court of Inquiry
Watergate
Nixon
SS Watergate
High Seas
Seale Traverses Oakland Mayoral Run amid Doubts on Panthers
Oakland Mayor John H. Reading campaigns in a May runoff against Black Panther founder Bobby Seale amid questions whether Seale’s suit and campaign tone signal real change. Reading praises the image but doubts Panthers’ objectives have shifted, while both candidates seek more jobs and minority collaboration.
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Bobby Seale
Oakland
John H. Reading
Berkeley
Reading
Panther Seale
Panthers
Seale
Black Panther Party
Oakland May runoff draws focus after City Council race
The passage notes Elaine Brown losing her Oakland City Council bid in the same primary that Reading and Seale led. Attention will be centered on Oakland for the May 15 runoff.
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Elaine Brown
Oakland
Reading
Seale
Top Kansas and Colorado Schools Highlight 1960 Survey
Educational survey by the Denver Post ranks Old Home Town 1 YEARS AGO 1960 and Colorado as top institutions among 103 in an 11 state mountain plains region. Also notes Truman hospital status, Kansas NA RCD meeting programs, drought, and KU sports signings from 25 and 40 years ago.
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Colorado
Mountain-Plains
Denver Post
Harry Truman
Kansas
Bible Story of Recognition at the Break of Bread
A devotional note recalls Luke 24 35 where disciples recognize Jesus as he breaks bread. The prayer asks for daily awareness of the sacramental act in ordinary moments.
Farmers ban mushroom hunters in Missouri River bottoms
In Atchison Kansas 109 farmers and their wives placed a three column ad declaring mushroom hunters would be prosecuted for trespassing because of a meat boycott. A farm woman said the boycott was the last straw and blamed huntsmen for damaging property. City businessmen offered receipts to prove meat purchases.
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Atchison. Kan
Missouri River
Atchison Globe
Thanks to Journal-World on EU Engineering Students
Associate Professor Howard W. Smith of KU Engineering thanks the Journal-World for its April 23 editorial regarding European Union engineering students. He notes their heavy class loads and long outside work hours, yet their cordial and patient conduct remains.
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EU Engineering
Howard W. Smith
KU Engineering
Nixon Faces White House Dissent Over Watergate Strategy
Washington dispatch outlines deep infighting within the White House over how to handle Watergate disclosures. It notes advisers warn Nixon to stay silent until bottom-line facts emerge while others urge a public explanation to control a widening crisis.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Nixon
Postal Celebration Set Free at Lawrence Post Offices
Lawrence postmaster John B. Harris announces Postal People Day activities during postal week April 28 to May 5. A new set of 10 eight cent stamps honoring postal workers debuts April 30 with 131 Lawrence employees featured. Free envelopes bearing all stamps will be handed out Monday to collectors for 80 cents, and Larry G. Holuba receives a 25 year safe driving award for rural carrier service.
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Lawrence Post
Lawrence
John B. Harris
Harris
Larry G. Holuba
E. Glenn
Journalism Awards Go To Four KU Students
KU School of Journalism students won $2,250 in the 1972 73 Hearst Foundation national writing contest placing KU among the top 10 of 58 schools. David Bartel earned third in general news, Robert Simison fourth in general news, Dan George sixteenth in spot news, and another KU junior finished sixteenth in photography.
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Kansas University School of Journalism
William Randolph Hearst Foundation
David Bartel
Oneral News
Robert Simison
Unior
Dan George
Junor
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Bill Mayer
Ralph Gage
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Mswm
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James McLane
Cost of Living Council
National Association of Manufacturers
NAM
George Hagedorn
McLane
William Buckley JR
New York State
Pocantico Hills
Art Buchwald
Ronald Ziegler
Ziegler
John Dean III
Old Home Town
Robert Docking
Beta Sigma Gamma
U.S
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Dolph Simons Jr
William McGuffin
Young Republicans Club
Ray Evans
Pittsburgh Steelers
City National Bank of Kansas
Chamber of Commerce
Associated Press
Lyman Field
Robert Edgar
Mike Conrad
Topeka,kan
Kansas Corporation Commission
Gas Service Co
Journal-World
Savage
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Robert Novak
Wall Street
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House of Cards
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