Lawrence Daily Journal World Staff Roster Note
Lawrence Daily Journal World staff list includes executive editor managing editor and department heads. Publication details show daily schedule from Sixth and New Hampshire, Lawrence Kansas with subscription rates for carriers and mail in various regions.
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Better Prisons Highlight Failures in MacAlaster and Leavenworth
The piece argues prisons like MacAlaster and Leavenworth are neglected. It calls for better reform, rehabilitation focused facilities, and more funding for penitent inmates. It contends political incentives favor schools and halls over prison improvement.
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MacAlaster
Leavenworth
Local Gardens Seen Fresh Start Despite Rainy Setbacks
Local gardeners began a vigorous early season in Slate February and March aiming for home canning and family meals. Rain proved heavy with onions and beets modest, beans poor, peas scarce, and tomatoes marred by weather, though late crops may still recover into September.
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Victory Gardens
Auto Industry Is Booming Amid Record Second Quarter
The AP reports 1973 midyear gains across GM Ford Chrysler and AMC with record sales and profits. GM led with $9.6 billion in sales and 813000 employees while overseas operations posted unprecedented profits. Analysts warn limits from pollution rules and labor talks could temper growth ahead.
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Weather Woes Hit Garden Plans and Family Budget
The text notes rain has harmed gardening this year, stressing how rainfall worsens family budgets and makes outdoor work tougher. It mentions the region facing unusually heavy rain affecting crops and budgeting for food.
Post Office Building planned at 7th and Vermont
The Journal-World reports the new Post Office Building to cost about 700000 dollars with construction to start next spring and finish in nine to twelve months depending on weather.
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Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
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Nixon Shields Taped Political Talks
President Nixon chose H R Haldeman to secretly review a key White House tape to shield embarrassing Oval Office discussions from public view. Haldeman’s audit raised questions about secrecy, trust, and the administration’s handling of Watergate material amid Senate and prosecutor scrutiny.
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Bob) Haldeman
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Watergate
Ehrlichman Attacks Hoover Echoes at Watergate Hearings
In Washington Ehrlichman dismissed the FBI and J Edgar Hoover while testifying to the Senate Watergate committee. The witness cast doubt on the FBI's independence and linked the White House plumbers unit to discrediting Hoover.
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John Ehrlichman
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Ehrlichman
Plumbers Unit
White House
Ellsberg
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Haldeman
Nixon
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Howard Hunt
Reader’s Digest
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John Dillinger
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Daughters of the American Revolution
L. Patrick Gray
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Military Analysts Give Little Hope to Cambodia
U S analysts two weeks before bombing pause rate Cambodian army poorly led and corrupt. They cite bad tactics and mismanagement of resources despite U S bombardment and new howitzers. Morale deteriorates with prospects for improvement described as poor.
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Cambodia
Washington
U.S
Pentagon
United States
Secrtary of
James J. Schlesinger
Mexican Reflections on Travel and Democracy during a Flight
The narrator recalls a Mexico City to Los Angeles journey interwoven with a crash report off Tahiti and jokes about air travel safety. He visits Guadalajara for a journalism and education convention at the Autonomous University, notes guards and hair length rules, and critiques Mexican democracy as a managed system under a one party state.
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Los Angeles
Guadalajara
Plae
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Miami
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Oliver Twist
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Letters to the Editor on courage and fear in Iowa case
Ruth Johnson of Baldwin City thanks the Journal-World editor for the July 31 piece on citizenship. She urges prayer for the young man's safety and notes fear can disrupt function, calling for God and Christ’s love to restore calm. She comments on courage among relatives and mentions the soldier home on leave who reported drug use and faced reassignment in Germany.
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Baldwin City
Germany
Medical Program Vetoed by Nixon
President Nixon vetoed an 185 million emergency medical services program citing high cost and state role infringement. He favored a demonstration effort with 8 million proposed last year and 15 million this year. He also opposed funding to operate inpatient facilities at eight general HHS hospitals.
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