Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and staff list
The item lists staff roles for The World Company newspaper in Lawrence Kansas including editor Dolph Simons Sr and Dolph C Simons Jr, with city address Sixth and New Hampshire Streets and contact number. It notes publication details 1891 to 1953 and subscription rates by carrier and mail across counties and states. It also mentions second class postage and Audit Bureau of Circulation membership.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Telephone
Douglas
Nadraining
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Watkins Museum Renovation Advances at Old Watkins Building
Renovation of the Elizabeth M. Watkins Community Museum at Eleventh and Massachusetts progresses on schedule. Crews repair exterior brick terra cotta and stone while interior work updates marble floors, lighting, and elevator access.
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Watkins
Eleventh and
Massachusetts Streets
Elizabeth M. Watkins
Midwest
Bank
District Court
John T. Andrews
Douglas County Historical Society
Charles D. Stough
Philip S. Humphrey
Douglas County Commission
Watkins Museum
Grain Prices and the Prospects for High Farm Prices
Kansas City analysis argues current strong farm prices may persist due to unprecedented demand. History warns that prices rise and fall and high levels often precipitate oversupply. Governments weigh boosting exports against ensuring domestic supply as export commitments rise. Historical price records from major exchanges show past peaks linked to war periods.
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Kansas City
U.S
Kansas City Board of Trade
Chicago Board of Trade
University gains new phone link in 1963 report
Old Home Town recalls 1963 EU Chancellor Clarke Wescoe receiving the first call on the university telephone system from Gov. John Anderson. Also notes McLouth Threshing Bee opening with veteran Glen McNamar praising steam engine music. Local employment remains high amid primary elections and county political changes.
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Clarke Wescoe
John Anderson
Topeka
Glen McNamar
McLouth Threshing
Inflation and minimum wage debate warning
The passage warns that raising the minimum wage from 1.65 to 2.20 could trigger a wage spiral, lifting other wages and prices. It argues many low margin firms would cut jobs or consolidate, harming employment for youths and worsening inflation during a sensitive period.
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Senate
Did Ehrlichman gag Dean over Watergate at Miami Beach
The article alleges John Ehrlichman ordered silence on Watergate during the Miami Beach convention, preventing White House counsel John Dean from briefing Clark MacGregor. It notes Dean's later statements to investigators implicating Ehrlichman and questions Nixon era accountability.
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Washington
White House
Senate Watergate Committee
John D. Ehrlichman
Nixon
Clark MacGregor
MacGregor
Miami Beach
John W. Dean
Dean
Senate
Ehrlichman
H. R. Haldeman
Ehlichman
John Mitchell
Robert Mardian
CREEP
Mardian
Jebn Magruder
Magruder
Watergate
Coral
Ron Ziegler
Leonard Garment
Watkins Glen concert sparks parental worry in 1973 essay
A Washington writer reflects on a massive Watkins Glen rock gathering drawing 600000 youths and 1200000 parents anxious at home. He argues teens seek purpose, likening the event to a rite and noting parents’ fear while acknowledging the generation’s search for meaning.
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Washington
Watkins Glen
N. Y
Grateful Dead
Rfk Stadium
Crash Claims 10th Victim Near Likeaston Missouri
A flat bed truck carrying 47 illegal migrant workers crashed near Likeaston Missouri killing ten people and injuring eleven. Restor Villi cana died later at Delta Community Hospital in Sikeston. Federal authorities oversaw the mass burial of nine Mexicans killed instantly when the truck collided with a parked van on Interstate 55 in New Madrid County.
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Likeston
Missouri
Restor Villicana
Delta Community Hospital
Sikeston
Interstate 55
New Madrid County
Reader denounces Weicker for Watergate Committee conduct
Arlene Eversole of 2414 Manchester Rd criticizes Senator Weicker for biased questioning on August 1 and August 0, calling for disqualification from the Watergate inquiry. She condemns the committee’s approach as unworthy and praises Ehrlichman and Haldeman while venting public frustration with repetitive, self serving questions.
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Journal-World
Sen. Weicker
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Gurney
Arlene Eversole
Manchester Rd
Sex Revolution Has Price Tag
An essayist argues that liberal sexual freedom carries social costs. It critiques the breakdown of marriage norms, male responsibility, and ghetto father figures while noting countervailing trends like fading communes and ascetic youth. The piece frames sexual liberalism as a data source for social science debates and contrasts it with enduring religious codes.
Meat price ceiling threat sparks UAW warning in Kansas
Tony Dechant national Farmers Union president predicts chaos in the meat industry if beef price ceilings remain after September 12. He warns of rapid price rises and potential supply issues affecting farmers and consumers across the nation.
Journal World Opinion Page Overview
Editorial writers and columnists shape public discourse on policy and values. Readers engage diverse viewpoints to evaluate criticism and praise. The page advocates informed citizenship and free exchange of ideas as fundamental to democracy.
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Dolph C. Simons JR
BILL
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Ernest Ponleoeller
W. C. Simons
U.S. Senate
Congress
By Roderick Turnbull
Old Home Town
Frank Carlson
Andrew Schoeppel
George McGill
Douglas County
George Melvin
Lew Morgan
Ad Abels
Richard Barber
Ted Kennedy
Frank McDonald
Henry Roe Cloud
Haskell Institute
Gus Welch
Carlisle
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Time Magazine
Meet the Press
Art Buchwald
India
Ganges
Middle East
Mecca
New York
America
New York State
Washington Monument
Ing
Weicker
Weicke
Ehrlichman and
Halde
By Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Harper’s
George Gilder
Gilder
Committee of
Hippies
Mount Sinai
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