Lawrence Daily Journal-World masthead and details
The page lists the Lawrence Daily Journal-World staff and publication details. It notes editors and publishers, office location at Sixth and New Hampshire, subscription rates by carrier and mail, and association memberships.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Ixan
Douglas
Kansas Counties
Kansas City
United States
Kan
Journal-World editorial stance on news ethics
The Journal-World reaffirms its commitment to accurate fair reporting and separation of opinion from news. It pledges to safeguard citizens rights, support disadvantaged groups, expose dishonesty in public affairs, and back community improving projects as of Saturday August 11 1973.
New York taste-makers blamed for media provincialism
Patricia O'Brien notes that New York based editors and ad executives remain isolated from other regions. She argues their Manhattan bias skews th e national picture and leads to ignorant stereotypes of Kansas Arkansas Missouri and Oklahoma life.
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Patricia O’brien
Chicago
New York City
Peoria
New York
Manhattan Island
Midwest
O’brien
Bella Abzug
East
Kansas
Arkansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Rubes and Hicks
Nixon Aides In Accord Seeks Unity Speech Draft Clash
White House aides plan a national unity tone for Nixon's imminent address while a hardline faction may press for no speech or interrogation. Haig Ziegler Laird Harlow Kissinger back a conciliatory mea culpa and appeal to voters, but some staffers fear the draft shifts toward a mea culpa over unity.
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Washington
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Alexander M. Haig, Jr
Ron Ziegler
Melvin R. Laird
Bryce Harlow
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Sen
Edward Gurney
Florida
Gurney
White House East Room
Oval Office
H. R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Ray Price
Victims Targeted While En Route to New York
The passage notes travelers en route to New York were victimized with two Americans among the dead, describing the violence as cold blooded yet highlighting the garish incompetence of the attackers.
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New York
School Prayer shows new push in Congress
The piece notes ongoing efforts to amend the constitution over school prayers, arguing courts did not ban prayer but only prohibit compelled participation. It critiques lawmakers for chasing a non existent windmill while acknowledging other issues. It also reports on a separate attack in Athens Greece where three people died and many were wounded by Arab terrorists targeting Trans World Airlines passengers.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Congress
Supreme Court
House
Senate
Athens
Greece
Trans World Airlines
Tel Aviv
Barely Proper unplayable play draws crowd at Sycamore Hollow
About 500 people attend a fringe performance at Sycamore Hollow where American Sunbathing Assn members host a national convention. Even with invitation access, many attendees were clothed as the event unsettles local expectations.
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Sycamore Hollow
American Sunbathing Assn
Lawrence
U.S
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Today’s Bible Message Prayer
A devotional note urges believers to trust in renewed strength through troubles. It emphasizes perseverance with divine help and ends with an Amen signaling faith and endurance.
De Hillbillize a Way of Life at Ozark Folk Center
A profile of Arkansas's Ozark Folk Center in Mountain View, opened with federal funding to preserve mountain culture. The piece notes its isolation, long-term aims, and the effort to present authentic Ozark crafts, music, and history while contrasting with pop culture stereotypes.
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America
Mammy Yokum
Daisy Mae
Ozark Folk Center
Mountain View
Ark
Evening Shade
Calico Rock
Snowball
Prim
Impact of Meat Boycott Begins to Assert Itself
Washington AP reports government and industry analyses show the beef boycott influencing meat prices and demand. Department data indicate red meat consumption fell 10 percent this spring from 1972, with analysts noting the boycott affected the decline’s magnitude rather than its occurrence.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Economic Research Service
Sea Lions Help Pay Zoo Bills at Philadelphia Zoo
Philadelphia Zoo sells smelts to the public to feed nine sea lions and cut food costs. About 60 pounds of fish daily, priced at 25 cents for three smelts, drew strong turnout, with $770 projected if the rate persists.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Zoo
Zoo
Dick Cooper
Water War Strains U S Canada Tie at Point Roberts
A drought triggers a dispute as Point Roberts asks Blaine to halt water deliveries to Surrey B C amid Canadian export bans. With 850 Canadians and 350 Americans, locals rely on 200000 gallons daily while a 1 million gallon tank depletes. Water trucks begin 50 mile five trips from Blaine to replenish supplies.
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Wash
U.S
International Peace Arch
United States
Water Commissioners
Canada
British Columbia
Pacific Northwest
Blaine
Surrey
B.C
U.s.-Canada
Water Board
Harry Sames
Harry Swanson
Correcting Misinformation The Real Story On Bomb Balks
Washington interviews reveal New Zealanders dispute France using Moruroa for atomic tests and propose testing in Burgundy or Bordeaux to let French citizens witness the explosion. They warn of health concerns but say French should see their bomb. Australians and Kiwis offer to ship everything back if tests stay abroad.
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Washington
New Zealand
Pacific
Anthony Cubert-Jones
France
Mororca
New
Paris
Burgundy
Bordeaux
Mururoa Atoll
Tahiti
Micronesia
Australia
Japan
Shultz Expects Detroit To Request Price Hikes
Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz in Detroit said automakers will be first in line when the Cost of Living Council begins reviewing requests for price increases on September 12. Detroit firms plan notable 1974 model rises, with AMC already signaling an average $55 per car increase.
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Detroit
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Cost of Living Council
Shultz
American Motors Corp
AMC
IRS orders 389 auto dealers to cut parts prices in PA
The Internal Revenue Service ordered 389 western Pennsylvania auto dealers to roll back prices on parts and accessories to recover nearly 300000 in alleged excess profits. IRS cited Phase 3 and 4 price freeze violations and said dealers illegally raised prices beyond the federally approved 2 to 3 percent hike. Vince Rizzo, IRS service group manager in the Philadelphia region, announced the action.
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Pittsburgh, Pa
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Western Pennsylvania
Vince Rizzo
Philadelphia
Venue Change Granted for Kemper Murder Trial in Platte County
Benedict Louis Kemper, 16, is set to stand trial in Platte County Circuit Court on four counts of first degree murder for the Conception, Missouri farm family slayings. He has pleaded not guilty by reason of mental defect.
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Maryville
Benedict Louis Kemper
Platte County
Kemper
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