Lawrence Journal World personnel and publication details
Lawrence Daily Journal World announces staff roles and publishing info for The World Company. Dolph C. Simons Jr serves as President Publisher while Ernest Ponti manages accounting and circulation. The paper operates from Sixth and New Hampshire in Lawrence Kansas and lists subscription rates for various regions.
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Dolph C. Simons JR
Dolph Simons
Asistant
Ernest Ponti
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Telephone
Miami Florida tests two year medical training for PhD scientists
Miami University announces a two year program to convert PhD scientists into medical doctors. The pilot class starts July with 20 openings amid 60 plus applications. Dr. Emanuel M. Papper and Dr. William J. Harrington spearhead the effort to address the physician shortage.
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Miami University
Florida
Miami
Emanuel M. Papper
Miami Medical School
William J. Harrington
Miami Department of Medicine
U.S
Kansas University
New Housing On the Rise and Rising Costs
New housing starts near 2 million annually as mortgage access improves, but experts warn total needed reaches 2.6 million to ease shortages. Builders say rising costs outpace incomes. a $15 000 income would buy a $30 000 home today, likely exceeding affordability by 1980. Rent rises and turnover fuel tenant dissatisfaction. experts urge mass production methods for affordable homes.
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Lewis Eaton
U.S. Savings & Loan League
Louis E. Fischer
Levitt & Sons, Inc
Fischer
Conference Board
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Liebes
Linkletter urges parental presence to curb drug culture
Charles Linkletter describes the drug crisis as stemming from neglect and disbelief in youths. He urges parents to invest time and communicate, insisting that personal involvement will steadily lessen the impact of the drug cult.
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Linkletter
Regents name James Logan new KU Law School dean
The Kansas Board of Regents named James K. Logan assistant professor of law at KU as the new dean of the Law School effective July 1, succeeding acting dean Frederick J. Moreau. Gay Williamson was voted head cheerleader for the coming year with Jacque Brahler Carol Eller Clarice Richardson and Gwen Stuart on the squad.
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Kansas Board of Regents
James K. Logan
Frederick J. Moreau
Gay Williamson
LHS
Jacque Brahler
Carol Eller
Clarice Richardson
Gwen Stuart
First National Bank Today
George Docking
F.C. Whipple
Melvin Howe
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer
A devotional note quotes Matthew 28 18 declaring all power in heaven and earth and offers a prayer praising the Lord Jesus Christ and his resurrection thanking God for salvation and grace.
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Lord Jesus Christ
FBI powers under debate in a era of rising crime
In Baton Rouge on LSU campus and nationwide debates, calls rise about FBI overreach amid growing conventional crime and ideological subversion. The piece weighs Oswald dossiers, Boggs telephone claims, and King's privacy, arguing strong cases against overzealous policing may be weak compared to those who evade law enforcement.
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Baton Rouge
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Louisiana State University
FBI
Soviet Union
Hale Boggs
J. Edgar Hoover
Lyndon Johnson
Martin Luther King
Dr. King
Congress Leaders and Mayors Clash in Capitol Session
A national Democratic strategy session on Capitol Hill broke into a sharp clash between Congressional leaders and big city mayors. The meeting failed to propose a Nixon revenue-sharing alternative, as mayors pressed for revenue-sharing while signaling they felt sidelined. The mayors urged DNC Chairman Lawrence F. O'Brien to reconvene in a month.
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Washington
Big City
White House
Nixon
Democratic Party
Lawrence F. O’brien
Sesson
Capitol Hill
O’brien
O'Brien
Wilbur D. Mills
Arkansas
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mills
Congress
Kevin White
Boston
Henry Maier
Milwaukee
Maier
Welfare Drives Campaign Clash Over Money and Jobs
Washington amid a 1972 campaign focus on welfare as a top issue. President Nixon backs welfare reform while economists and mayors clash over revenue sharing and federal aid. Mayors from Boston Milwaukee Seattle Cleveland and Philadelphia press for funds while Congress resists.
Letters to the Editor on election wrap up and funding
Gilbert Weidman of 1046 N.J. critiques the Journal-World Saturday Column for pre election analysis. He challenges Newman Report claims about student thought and criticizes educators and policymakers for inflated costs and subsidies amid inflation and federal impact.
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Newman
Schroeder
James Brewer
R. R. Burchill
L. L. Houston
Feds
Gilbert Weidman
N.J
Educations affects welfare outlook and policy critique
Gladys G. Lingenfelser voices concern about welfare has and taxes in the city and county. She argues that benefits require home sign‑offs and Social Security checks to get aid and questions who is to blame for mismanagement. She urges action and accountability at the welfare office.
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Sid Liebes
Stanford
S.S
Derrick
Gladys G. Lingenfelser
East
Today in History highlights from April 27 events
On this date 1941 Athens fell to German invaders after 180 days of Greek resistance. Magellan was killed in the Philippines in 1521. Morse born 1791. Grant born 1822. US Steel Gary yard groundbreak 1906. Elbe meeting 1945 split Germany. Dominican evacuation 1965. Castro Bay of Pigs clemency remark ten years ago. Vatican meeting 1960s pope and Soviet official. Cuban invasion claim one year ago.
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Athens
Ferdinand Magellan
Philippines
Samuel F.B. Morse
Charlestown
Mass
Ulysses S. Grant
Point Pleasant
Ohio
United States Steel Corp
Lake Michigan
Gary
Ind
Elbe River
Germany
U.S. Navy
Dominican Republic
U.S
Fidel Castro
Bay of Pigs
Paul VI
Andrei Gromyko
Vatican
SW Areas Dry Despite Rains
Rains last week boosted moisture in southwestern Kansas but most counties remain short. Wheat grows vigorously under mild temperatures with some mosaic cases. oat and barley seeding mostly done. corn 25 percent planted against 9 percent a year ago. soybean and sorghum planting active. sugar beets nearing completion in western areas. alfalfa developing well.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
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