Lawrence Daily Journal World publication details
Lawrence Daily Journal World records editor C Simons and 1891 to 1952 run by The World Company with main offices at Sixth and New Hampshire Kansas address 66044 and phone number 843-1000.
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Lawrence Daily Journal- World
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Telephone
Kansas University
Jayhawk
Nixon remarks split readers on Watergate talk
The Journal-World notes mixed public reaction to President Nixon's address defending his innocence in Watergate. Supporters saw strong, direct statements. critics urged clearer disavowal of aides and greater accountability. The piece questions the tape recordings and calls for proper court handling of the investigation.
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Nixon
Senate
America
Senate Committee
Atty
John N
John N. Mitchell
Dean
Camp David
Alaska Oil Windfall Could Reach 500 Million
Alaska faces a potential 200 to 500 million annual tax windfall as North Slope oil heads to West Coast markets, with price talks between Gov. Egan and seven oil firms over value and delivery settled by field pricing. Regulators may tax at floor price or royalties, shaping state revenue during the pipeline era.
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Juneau
Alaska
William A. Egan
Alaska Pipeline Service Co
Egan
North Slope
Fairs and sports notes from Kansas era
A 1963 note recalls the Douglas County Free Fair following the 4 H and FFA events. Winners in the 4H Style Revue are Linda Wulfkuhle, Mike Wempe and Dorothy Roberts. KU prepares to install a $9000 electronic scoreboard at Memorial Stadium for the fall opener with Syracuse.
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Douglas County
Babe Ruth
New York
Deane W. Malott
General Mills
Nixon Plea for Decency After Watergate Addresses Nation
The Journal World endorses President Nixon in his Watergate address. It urges turning the case to courts for guilt or innocence and calls for renewed attention to decency, honor, and respect for institutions. It suggests federal leadership could improve with vigilance and adherence to public rights.
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Nixon
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Journal-World
Watergate and Nixon in the public gaze
A critique argues Nixon’s White House shifted to revenge and fear not progress. It cites Ehrlichman testimony and Sidey's Time piece while contrasting Roosevelt, Truman, Eisenhower, Kennedy, and Johnson eras with Nixon. The piece condemns leaks and suggests Hefner’s sex journalism reveals broader societal tolerances.
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Truman
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Walter Heller
White House
Lyndon Johnson
Joe Califano
Nixon
Ehrlichman
Nixon Watergate Timeline Cited In TV Address
The Washington AP chronology lists dates cited by President Nixon in a Wednesday Watergate address. It covers investigations ordered in 1972 through Senate Watergate hearings beginning May 17, 1973 and notes statements on White House involvement, clemency, and department actions.
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Washington
Nixon
FBI
L. Patrick Gray II
Special Investigations Unit
Daniel Ellsberg
Kliendienst
Ellsberg
Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon Era Scandals Reach Foreign Policy Front
The Watergate crisis is affecting U S Cambodian policy and signaling to Peking that the U S is unreliable. Chinese leaders view the Nixon administration as a counterweight to the Soviet Union but show caution as Mansfield delays a Beijing visit and hints at the Sihanouk connection.
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Washington
Nixon
Peking
China
Soviet Union
Mansfield
Sihanouk
Senate
Congress
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Richard M. Nixon
Journey to a Laundromat and Cannes Casino News
A humorous essay about a trip to a laundromat recounts social mischief and small bets among strangers in a crowded scene. In Cannes, masked gunmen rob the casino as Cambodia and Uighan geopolitics play into Nixon era power plays and Peking Washington diplomacy amid Watergate fallout.
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China
Nixon
Peking
Washington
Khmer Rouge
Cambodia
Sihanouk
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Mr. Nixon
John Ehrlichman
Martin Luther King
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John F. Kenedy
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Richard Kleindienst
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Grand
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E. Howard Hunt
John W. Dean III
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Henry E. Petersen
Grand Jury
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By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
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Art Buchwald
Watergate
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France
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