Lawrence Daily Journal World history and publication details
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Skylab Launch Sets Stage For Long Space Mission
The United States plans to launch Skylab on May 14 to operate eight months with three-man crews. A May 15 rendezvous will place a Mars? era crew aboard a modified Apollo module for about a month. Subsequent two-month crews will study solar astronomy earth resources medical tests and more as Skylab surveys large portions of inhabited areas.
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United States
Skylab
Argentina
Earth
U.S
Auto theft shifts from cities to small towns say experts
The Allstate group notes auto theft declines in large areas due to education campaigns. In towns under 10 000 population thefts rise as drivers neglect precautions. Experts urge locking cars, keeping ignition off, using well lit parking, and reporting suspicious activity to police.
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Allstate Insurance Group
Vehicle identification aids theft recovery
The owner aids recovery by identifying his car using visible serial numbers on newer models and personalization on older ones. Complacency is the greatest danger as thieves are tempted in both big and small cities, potentially leading to regret.
Garden Boom Grows as Prices Drive Home Food Cultivation
Soaring food costs push millions to plant in backyards in what could be the era’s largest victory garden surge since World War II. Weather woes hindered planting, but demand remains strong with USDA materials and Congress backed efforts. Seed firms report rising sales and weather-induced germination issues.
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Washington
Cambéai F
Hanoi
Vietnam
Washington (Ap
Victory Gardens
Associated Press
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Clint Turnquist
University of Minnesota
Turnquist
Silvio O. Conte
R-Mass
Conte
Albert Bijou
Dallas
Tex
Bijou
Nicholson Seed Stores
Texas
Dry April records highlight Kansas history and local land moves
The driest April in over six decades brought only .86 inches, with 1895 as the driest prior. Gov. Anderson seeks 12 percent pay hikes for Kansas university professors, while the Regents push to attract faculty. Local land options near Seventh and Vermont hint at a possible new post office. 25 and 40 years ago notes mention garden clubs and city attorney views, plus university music honors.
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John Anderson
Kansas
Board of Regents
Journal-World
Seventh
Vermont
Garden Club
Ernest May
Baldwin Mitchell
New Hampshire Street
KU Fine Arts
Donald Swartovut
I Kappa Lambds
Swarthout
Prayer Prayer for Action After Long Prayers
A religious passage laments lengthy prayers that do not lead to action. The author asks for forgiveness for words spoken without deeds and calls for tying prayer to concrete steps and responsibility.
Nixon Punishment Debate Spurs Solon Talk
The author disputes Nixon's foreknowledge of Watergate and predicts political pressure for impeachment. He argues misprision of felony could be charged, cites MacArthur's restraint, and warns impeachment would punish the state rather than the individual. He adds support for Agnew but rejects him as successor.
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Nixon
Socrates
Watergate
Mr. Nixon
Gallup
Richard Nixon
America
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
Tender Land at KU Glows in Midwest Opera Night
Aaron Copland's The Tender Land at University Theatre impressed with atmospheric stagecraft and glowing music. Rebecca Hayes led a strong cast including Ivan Thomas and Patrick Neve, though Ma Moss’s part felt underpowered. Andrea Stammler shone as Laurie's sister.
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Aaron Copland
University Theatre
Bruce McKinney
Dr. Copland
Jed Davis
Inge
la Grant Wood
Thomas Hart Benton
Rebecca Hayes
Laurie
Mrs. Hayes
Metropolitan Opera
University of Kansas
Mimi
Rethberg
Patricia Wise
New York City
Andrea Stammler
Midwest
Democratic Leaders Weigh Unity Appeal Over Watergate Crisis
Democratic figures led by Robert Strauss consider a national unity TV appeal to expose Watergate facts while avoiding partisan attacks. Kennedy Bumpers Stennis and others may speak for the party, pledging support for cleanup and reform without judgment, amid White House lobbying shifts and Kissinger Paris talks.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Robert Strauss
Angels
Nixon
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Gov
Dale Bumpers
Arkansas
Democratic Governors’ Conference
Strauss
Mr. Nixon
United States
Title I Reading aids Lawrence students with reading delays
The Title I Reading program in Lawrence USD 497 serves about 130 elementary and 80 secondary students across multiple schools under Ernest Coleman. It reports average monthly gains of about 1.7 months per four months and notes progress in interest, self-confidence, and reading ability but warns funding ends this June without renewal or alternative federal funds.
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Lawrence
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