Lawrence Daily Journal-World Editor and staff listing
Directory style note listing the Lawrence Daily Journal-World editors and staff positions. Names include Ralph Gage as Executive Editor Ernest Pone as Managing Editor Leo Eller as Advertising Director Dolph Simons Sr. Dolph C. Simons Jr. Bill Maye and a 1864 founding with World Company address in Lawrence Kansas.
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Ralph Gage
Ernest Pon'e
Leo Eller
Dolph Simons SR
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Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Maye
Agnew and Nixon confront Watergate era tensions
The column contrasts Vice President Agnew’s public briefing with President Nixon’s avoidance of direct confrontation over Watergate. It notes Agnew’s openness, Nixon’s cautious stance, and calls for a clearer White House approach while discussing beef shortages and meat supply anxieties. It also covers draft registration concerns and the ongoing public reach of these issues.
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Nixon
Spiro Agnew
Maryland
Agnew
McGovern
White House
Watergate
Lagging Productivity Behind Inflation Pressure
The article notes inflation fears tie to lagging productivity. It compares U S output growth to Germany Japan and Sweden, cites a 1973 quarterly decline, and explains productivity boosts could vastly raise wealth and stabilize prices. It emphasizes management efficiency over harder labor.
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New York
America
France
Sweden
Japan
Old Home Town and Local Lane of Historical Notes
A digest of Lawrence area items recalls state tax reevaluation plans set for 1965, a large hymn sing at South Park, hot days with cooler nights, plus a 1948 update on lights and Girl Scouts. It also notes 1933 bank closures and a long marriage milestone amid community recollections.
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State Board of Tax Appeals
Kansas
Douglas County
Lawrence Council of Churches
South Park
Massachusetts
Union Pacific
23Rd Street
Girl Scouts
Troop No. 9
Ozarks
Charles Spencer
Ralph Campbell
8Th
Vermont
Draft law still binds as volunteer army grows
The Military Selective Service Act remains in force though inductions have ceased. Officials urge 18 year olds and parents to ensure registration within 60 days of turning 18, or risk prosecution. The draft authority expired July 1, with no extension sought, as the Defense Department moves to an all volunteer force.
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Defense Department
Pepitone
Selective Service
Senate probe urged into TV weatherman role in weather claims
In a satirical exchange, a senator questions Archie Hargill, a TV weather forecaster for WFOG, about predicting sunny weekends despite weather bureau warnings of a cold front. The dialogue explores accountability, sponsorship pressure, and viewers relying on forecasts.
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Senate
Hargill
Archie Hargill
WFOG
Weather Bureau
Canada
Senator
K State Researchers Study Color and Tenderness in Frozen Meats
Kansas State University livestock specialists report on frozen meat cuts. Color varies between T bone steaks from the same animal and from different animals, so color alone cannot indicate quality. Bloom time affects tenderness in the tenderloin, with darker color when packaging times are short. Packaging before freezing makes the tenderloin darker due to low oxygen. A separate study links pre slaughter noise to darker lamb muscle color, implying possible value effects.
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Kansas _ State University
David Schafer
KSU
Don Kropf
Kropf
Marriage Crutch Must Be Abandoned for Men to Stand Alone
Arthur Wickman of 206 W 13th St counters Jenkin Lloyd Jones comparing marriage as a crutch for men. He argues women should gain independence and not bear the burden of male insecurity, asserting strong women can support themselves and children without male dependence.
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Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Jones
Mr. Jones
Arthur Wickman
Eyes-Only Memoran da Revelations On White House Interventions
Senate investigators obtained eyes only White House memoranda showing two aborted intervention attempts by Charles Colson and deputy Richard Howard for Nixon supporters. One urged settling an embezzlement indictment of F G Gualtieri. the other sought clearance for Harry Rodgers III.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Charles W. Colson
Nixon
Colson
Pittsburgh
F. G. Gualtieri
Richard Howard
Justice Department
Maryland
Harry W. Rodgers III
Boilermakers Union Local 154
Mr. Nixon
Gualtieri
Don Rodgers
Labor
Fred Fielding
John Dean
Fred
Atty
Richard
Kleindienst
Fielding
Rodgers
U. S
Hubert Teitlebaum
Coloson
Howard
Dean
Baltimore Sun
Baltimore
Harry Rodgers
Henry) Peterson
Francis B. Burch
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