Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and rates list
The Lawrence Daily Journal World announces staff roles including editor Dolph Simons and publisher W. C. Stivers along with office contact details. Subscription rates are listed: by carrier $2.05 monthly or $24 annually, mail to Douglas and adjacent counties $24 yearly, other Kansas counties $16.48, rest of U S $20 yearly.
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Cineladling
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Kay Wins Kansas Primary with Fresh Image and Blitz
Morris Kay rode a fresh, energetic image and a rapid campaign to win the Kansas GOP primary by a large margin. Backed by strong funding and media exposure, Kay defeated several rivals and appears poised for the November race if funds hold. The piece notes Docking’s solid record and Kansas ties for both candidates.
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Morris Kay
Kansas
Kay
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas University
John Anderson
Ray Frisbie
Reynolds Shultz
Robert Docking
Lawrence
Docking
Kansas City
Wall Street’s young broker scoffs at women’s movement
Mimi Green a 25 year old broker at Brukenfeld Mitchell and Co on Wall Street says there is no handicap for women in finance except rivalrous women. She routinely handles up to 750000 in daily sales to banks insurers and funds. She dismisses feminism as destructive and believes many women are not suited for tough business careers.
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Miss Green
Brukenfeld, Mitchell and Co
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Mimi
Women’s Liberation Movement
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Paul von Hindenburg
Henry Hudson
Hudson Bay
France
Belgium
Luxembourg
Russia
Calvin Coolidge
Black Hills
S.C
Albert Einstein
Franklin D. Roosevelt
U.S
Kennedy Brothers
Navy
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr
Richard M. Nixon
Students Oppose High Defense Spending Across Campuses
A College Poll survey of over 100 campuses shows 76 percent of students say too much is spent on national defense. They favor cutting wasteful spending while preserving essential services and link attitudes to the Vietnam War and the Pentagon Papers.
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New York
N.Y
America
the Nations
Rutgers University
Vietnam
Pentagon
Collegians
George McGovern
College
Greenwich Research Center
Time & Life Building
New York City
Free Market Help in Lawrence Youth Venture
Gus diZerega argues that Red Baron and The Penetrations benefit Lawrence by hosting a Monday night dance to aid those arrested in a raid on a marijuana sub stance. He praises free enterprise supporting community causes and urges more youth oriented businesses guided by human freedom and dignity.
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Lawrence
Miller
Elwell
Red Baron
Citizens’ Committee
Energy Crisis Emerging Threatens U S Dollar
Energy experts warn a coming domestic energy crisis will force the United States to import millions of barrels of foreign oil, risking a $2 billion energy import deficit by 1985. They cite policy gaps, environmental clashes, and slow domestic supply development as key factors. McLean of Continental Oil urges faster nuclear siting, price-control relaxation, offshore exploration, and stronger tax incentives.
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New York
United States
John MacLean
McLean
Continental Oil Co
National Petroleum Council
U.S
Japan
American Chamber of Commerce
London
South Arkansas Development Council tours for expressway plan
The council led a four day tour to promote a Kansas City to New Orleans north south expressway. Chambers of commerce in Little Rock North Little Rock and Benton backed the project during a luncheon with council members.
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Little Rock, Ark
South Arkansas Development Council
Kansas City
Arkansas
New Orleans
Little Rock
North Little Rock
Benton Chambers of Commerce
Bill to Aid MS Battle Passes in House
The House approved a bill to create a nine member national commission to study increasing federal efforts against multiple sclerosis. The panel would report in one year and the measure moves to the Senate. Rep. Paul G. Rogers and Rep. Margaret Heckler cited Robert Baptiste of Attleboro in urging quick action.
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Washington
House
Senate
Paul G. Rogers
Dfla
Margaret M. Heckler
R-Mass
Robert Baptiste
Attleboro
Mass
Baptiste
City Commission Rejects Capitol Ambulance Subsidy Request
The City Commission rejected Capitol Ambulance Service's request for a 450 dollar monthly subsidy, stating the city cannot afford it and the service must stand on its own merits. Dr Francis Kelsey of the FDA flagged thalidomide dangers after a chance alert and helped block the product.
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City Commission
Capitol Ambulance Service
Francis Kelsey
FDA
Prayer Text for Strength Amid Life's Storms
A devotional line asking God to grant strength to bear life’s storms and to rejoice in His name. It invokes prayer for resilience and faith rather than avoidance of trouble.
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Nixon Administration
National Defense
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University of Chicago
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St. Louis University
Miami University
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Wichita
Journal-World Opinion
John Cunniff
Warsaw
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Bonn
Hubert Humphrey
China
United Nations
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Old Home Town
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Howard Sutherland
Kansas Electric Power Co
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Dutch Hunsinger
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