Lawrence Daily Journal World Pestablished in 1864
An archival notice from the Lawrence Daily Journal-World dated August 16 1972 records the paper’s long establishment since 1864 under editor W C Simon and Maiter 1891 with historical context on its evolution through 1952.
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W. C. Simona
Maiter
Farm income and rising living costs in Kansas
Kansas State University economist Don Pretzer notes family living expenditures for Farm Management Assn. families rose about 5 percent yearly from 1966 to 1971, driven by fixed costs such as food and medical care and by inflation. Average 1971 expenditures reached 4 087 for 728 families, with four-person households.
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Kansas
Don Pretzer
Kansas State University Extension
Pretzer
KSU
Assa
Bulls eyeing Value Gap as market topsy turvy
AP reports John Wright of Bridgeport argues a Value Gap exists between overpriced growth stocks and undervalued blue-chip shares. He predicts a January market quake that could close the gap as money moves from growth to established stocks amid pension fund pressures and rookie brokers.
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New York
John Wright
Bridgeport
Wright
Standard & Poor
Lawrence plan debated for community building use
City commissioners weighed another inspection of the Lawrence Community Building to gauge remodeling value amid opposition to a South Park Recreation Center. Critics feared costs and the site as a potential hood hangout, pondering if 40000 dollars could better serve existing facilities.
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Lawrence
South Park
Hood
Jean Neibarger
FFA
Bounty plan at campus dropped amid funding doubts
The fall campus project aimed to serve about 1,700 students. A college foundation would fund the bounties from private sources, avoiding tax funds, but the bounty plan was dropped, a decision deemed wise.
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Kansas University
Oregon
Eastern Oregon College
Wesking
Collegiates Align With Democratic Platform Says College Poll
The College Poll from the Greenwich Research Center found most students favor the Democratic platform on Vietnam defense spending civil rights and U.N. roles while opposing the draft busing and gun laws restrictions. Eight in ten back abolishing the Electoral College and public campaign financing.
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New York
N.Y
S & Million
U.S
U.N
Nixon
Middle East
Israel
Vietnam
Greenwich Research Center
Button the Lip Equipment Might Aid Peace Cause
A humorous column argues silence as safety and mocks common excuses for insulting remarks. It critiques divorce, feminism, weight, and social behavior with witty quips about avoiding foot in mouth moments.
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New York
Claims Approved in Mullendore Bankruptcy Case Tulsa
U S District Court Judge Allen E Burrow on Tuesday approved claims totaling more than 31000 in the Mullendore bankruptcy case. The approval came at the request of an attorney for the receivers overseeing the case. The Mullendore property, located mainly in Osage County, is undergoing financial reorganization.
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Tulsa. Okla
U.S. District Court
Allen E. Burrow
Mullendore
Joe Jarhoe
Eddie King
Osage County
Today in History August 16 highlights of 1896 to 1960
Key events on this date include the 1896 discovery of gold on Bonanza Creek Alaska starting the Klondike Gold Rush, the 1777 Battle of Bennington American victory, Lincoln’s 1861 ban on trade with secessionists, 1914 WWI British force arrival in France, Ruth’s 1948 death, Stevenson’s 1956 nomination, Cyprus independence in 1960, the Mont Blanc tunnel completion, Liu Shaoqi’s 1965 rally denial.
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Bonanza Creek
Alaska
Bennington
Abraham Lincoln
France
Babe Ruth
New York
Adlai E. Stevenson
Chicago
Britain
Cyprus
Mont Blanc
Alps
Europe
China
Liu Shao-chi
Mao Tse-tung
Blood drive urged after short supply at Lawrence hospital
Letters from the Journal World note a critical blood shortage with a 300 pint need for the next drive at Lawrence Memorial Hospital on August 23 and 25. Donors are asked to give all types, especially A negative and O negative, following a June shortage where 216 pints were collected.
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Kansas
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Douglas County
LaJuana Lindsey
Mary Ann Wells
On the Other Hand by Gus diZerega at KU
KU graduate student Gus diZerega profiles Emery Goad, a former McCollum Hall president, and his 1970s crackdown on "Psychic Dynamics" alpha wave and ESP courses. The column criticizes Attorney General Vern Miller and Emery Goad for political harassment, arguing overreach and censorship.
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Gus Dizerega
Lawrence
Emery Goad
Emnery
PDA
McCollum
Goad
Hall
McCollum Hall
Heller
Attorney General's Office
Vern Miller
Tomas de Torquemada
Psychic Dynamics
Good
Bill Thaw
Topeka
Emery L. Goad
Consumer Protection Division
Miller
Galileo
Kepler
Darwin
Emery Good
Thaw
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