Lawrence Daily Journal World personnel and rates notice
Historical notice lists The World Company staff including Dolph Simons Sr and J Bill Mayer Ralph Gage Ernest Fon? and Lis Eller Advertising Director. Publisher executive editor managing editor and established date 1854 are noted. Subscription rates vary by delivery method and region, with prices for local carrier, mail to Kansas, adjoining counties, and nationwide.
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Dolph Simons SR
Dolph C. Simons
J. Bill
MAYER
Ralph Gage
Ernest Fon
U Is. i
Liso Eller
Aglas
Kansas
Iansas City
United States
Lawrence
Kan
Victimless crimes debate spans drug abuse and sexual acts
The piece critiques the idea of victimless crimes including drug abuse gambling pornography and private sexual acts. It contrasts social practice laws with harms cited in cases such as Houston killings and notes views from officials like Ehrlichman Hughes Griffin and Walker on alcohol and safety in public life.
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National Commission On Criminal Justice Standards
Criminal Justice Agency
Houston
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The article discusses safety in national parks with warnings about careless behavior leading to drownings and deaths. It cites 105 visitor deaths this year versus 85 last year and urges stricter enforcement of safety rules. It also surveys leisure patterns showing Americans spend most time on radio and television, with costs of leisure and pay television debates.
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Walker
National Parks
Andresen and Company of
New York
CBS
Department of Commerce
United States
Andresen and Company
California
Discount brokerage cuts fees rivaling big firms
New discount houses operate nationwide offering stock trades at 20 to 8 percent below major exchanges. They focus on order execution, often lacking research, and attract cash customers while avoiding small investors. As NYSE plans higher minimum commissions, these firms gain attention.
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New York
Lawrence H. Weiss
Odd Lot Securities, Ltd
Merrill Lynch
Stock Exchange
Exchange
NYSE
At&t
John Rose
Rose & Co
Local History Snips From Lawrence Area Milestones
Nostalgic notes list a 1963 nudist convention in Sycamore Hollow near Lawrence and population shifts with Lawrence at 26,400 and Douglas County at 36,904. Also notes a Derby grain cave-in fatality and other regional references from 25 and 40 years prior.
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Sycamore Hollow
Lawrence
State Board of Agriculture
Douglas County
Clarence Taylor
Derby
North Lawrence
E. E. Reep
Neodesha
Lawrence Church of the Nazarene
Alan Johnston
Japan
Col. Bacher
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Eugene Ireland
Perry
Gene Sarazen
Milwaukee
Colorado
Prayer to Protect Tourists from Modernistic Greek Invaders
Editor notes Buchwald’s take on a Greek Orthodox prayer seeking to shield Greeks from tourists. He counters with a tourist prayer asking protection for travelers from hijackings to language barriers, tipping, hotels, and shopping sprees, ending with a nod to Conrad Hilton and others.
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Washington
Times of London
Conrad Hilton
Thomas Eouin
Ain v Cook
White House and Abplanalp Clash Over Words
Deputy White House press secretary Gerald Warren called the dispute over how the Nixon California estate sale was structured a semantic problem. He said no corporation was involved in the purchase of part of the San Clemente estate by Robert Abplanalp and that a fuller statement will be released within a month.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
California
Gerald L. Warren
Warren
San Clemente
Calif
Robert Abplanalp
Abplanalp
Kansas lawmakers weigh on airings for legal notices
In Topeka Kansas Rep Wallace Buck says legislators may allow broadcast media to supplement newspaper publication of legal notices while preserving newspapers. The interim committee also discussed annexation questions and approved a plan to let counties consolidate some functions such as computer services.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Wallace Buck
Buck
Nixon Faces Secret Tape Tie to Haldeman in Watergate Testimony
The Ervin committee hearings reveal President Nixon's quick response to Haldeman's possible prosecution included giving him a key Watergate tape. Petersen urged firing Haldeman and Ehrlichman but kept Dean. Nixon later pressed Dean to resign as Petersen warned of crisis, suggesting a possible hidden White House arrangement.
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Washington
Senate
Watergate Committee
Nixon
H. R. Haldeman
White House
Atty
Henry Petersen
Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
Petersen
John W. Dean III
Dean
Ervin Committee
Watergate
Ehrlichman
Jeb Magruder
Gordon Strachan
Adam
Nixon White House
Oval Office
Opinion Page Overview and Public Debate Values
The Journal World editorial voice invites readers to share opinions on public affairs. It emphasizes informed citizenship, critical reading, and the free interchange of ideas as fundamental to democratic government.
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Iowa
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R-Mich
Ronald H. Walker
Interior Department
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New York Times
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Cambell
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Art Buchwald
Jesus Christ
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