Lawrence Daily Journal World Publisher and staff listing
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists key staff roles including president publisher executive editor and advertising director. It details publication frequency daily except Sunday and outlines subscription rates by region and method with various prices for local, state, and nationwide delivery.
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Lawrence
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Sai- Tada
Journal-World Stands For Statement of Principles
The Journal-World proclaims its commitment to accurate and fair news reporting. It pledges no mixing of editorial opinion with news, safeguarding citizens rights, and exposing dishonesty in public affairs. The notice expresses sympathy for the disadvantaged and support for community improvements.
Old Con Game Preys On Community Residents
Local victims recount losses to confidence operators in a year that has seen well over 20000 dollars stripped from savings. Elderly targets are highlighted as easy prey, and police urge awareness to prevent further swindles.
Young Candidate Wins Narrow Republican Primary in 83rd District
Monte C. Robinson, 20, wins the GOP nomination for Kansas House District 83 with 609 votes, despite not campaigning or answering voter guides. Opponents H A Shumway and Phil Thompson received 544 and 409 votes respectively. Robinson spent under 50 dollars and did not know his November Democrat opponent. His father, State Sen. Jack Robinson, lost his bid for re election.
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House of Representatives
League of Women Voters
Wichita ‘Eagle
Robinson
H. A. Shumway
Phil Thompson
Shumway
Thompson
Jack Robinson
Kansas University
Nebraska
Tone of August 24 Protests Follows Republican Convention
The piece notes indictments in Tallahassee of six VVAW members after the August 21 24 Republican gathering. It discusses preplanned protest tactics at Miami Beach and predicts heated demonstrations, warning that force could provoke counter force while citing Kent State and Chicago parallels.
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VVAW
Miami Beach
Miami
Sen. McGovern
Janet Bala
Associated Press
America
Miami Conventions Coalition
Miami eBach
Chicago
Backing a Man for Job Shrinks Eagleton Ten-Percent
A detailed, if dubious, tale sketches how George McGovern publicly pledged 1,000 per cent support for Sen. Tom Eagleton after Eagleton’s health and disclosure issues emerged. Internal calculations and mixed signals allegedly pressured Eagleton to resign.
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George
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Buchwald
Jack Anderson
Eagleton
Missouri
Hawaii
West Coast
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Eisenhower
Magleton
Bill to Return Seized Japanese American Bank Funds
A House subcommittee hears a measure to return about 4.5 million dollars seized from accounts in a Japanese bank, taken during World War II. Rep. Spark M. Matsunaga urges speedy action, while the Justice Department seeks final claim validity power. The bill backs include the Committee of Japanese-American Yen Depositors.
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Congress
House
U.S
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Joseph L. Rauh Jr
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Missouri university grants total 31 million for 71 72
University of Missouri curators report a record 31 million dollars in grants and contracts for the 1971 72 fiscal year an increase of 16 percent over the prior year. Student activity budgets are approved for Columbia Rolla Kansas City St Louis campuses with funds mainly from student fees.
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University of Missouri
Colimbia Corpus
Kansas City
Rolla
St. Louis
Hunting and anti-hunting rhetoric in seasonal notes
Richard D Schrader Jr. argues hunters are miscast by anti hunting critics. He contends hunting connects people with nature, comparing hunting to consumption of meat and calling overpopulation a bigger ecology issue. He invites readers to enjoy a few days in the woods.
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Bambi
Richard D. Schrader Jr
Iowa
Opinion Page describes editorial and letters format
The Journal World outlines its opinion page role with editorials letters columns and cartoons. It emphasizes free interchange of ideas as essential to democratic government and informed citizenship.
Kidnapers Sought By FBI In Texas Bank Ransom Case
FBI agents widened the search in Paso Texas for two well dressed men in their late 20s who abducted Marilyn Dean wife of Kenneth Dean president of First State Bank and fled with fifty thousand dollars in ransom. She escaped injury after the men tranquilized her with a chemical spray and taped her mouth and eyes despite being described as polite.
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Paso
Tex
FBI
Marilyn Dean
First State Bank
Kenneth Dean
Dean
Pentagon chose Athens as Sixth Fleet port amid secret survey
The Navy selected Athens as a home port for the Sixth Fleet in 1970 with incomplete surveys, a fact later revealed to the House Foreign Affairs Committee. State Department pressure in 1971 prompted partial Italian harbor checks, reflecting behind the scenes clashes over Greece's military regime and U.S. diplomacy.
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Pentagon
Athens
U.S
Mediterranean
State Department
Navy
Greece
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Nixon
Defense
State Departments
Adm
Elmo Zumve
Foreign Affairs Committee
Zumwalt
George Papadopoulos
Italy
la Spezia
Livorno
Augusta Bay
Taranto
Capitol Hill
Congress
United States
Joseph Sisco
Lawrence July building permits dip. activity expected to rebound
July 1962 saw Lawrence building permits total just 146 370 dollars, the lowest monthly figure of the year, with 2.2 million for the year to date. Building Inspector Louis Stone predicted sharp pickup in September and October as Ottawa prepares a new post office around 300 000 dollars. A KU graduate student John Hackworth saved 9 year old Janet Johnston from drowning in the Kansas River. KU fullback Hadl named top collegian after all star loss to Green Bay.
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Lawrence
Louis Stone
Stone
Ottawa
Kansas University
John Hackworth
Janet Johnston
Kansas
Janet
John Hadl
Green Bay Packers
Corlett Cotton
Lawrence Board of Education
George Dunkley
Arch Oliver
J. W. Twente
Joe Rice
Everett Stith
C. G. Bayles
Clarence Topping
Dickinson Theater
Dickinson
Zechariah 2 10 Inspiring prayer for loyalty
Today's message centers on the Lord dwelling among his people as declared in Zechariah 2 10. A brief prayer thanks the Father for Jesus words and asks for loyalty and steadfast faith.
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Jesus
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