Lawrence Daily Journal World Staff Roster and Publication Info
Lawrence Daily Journal World announces staff positions with Dolph Simons Sr and Jr as editors, Bill Mayvishr as President Publisher, Ralph Gage as Executive Editor, Ernest Pond as Managing Editor, Shoeller A as Advertising Director, and W C Simons as Editor. Established 1854. The World Company publishes daily except Sunday at Lawrence Kansas with subscription rates listed for various regions.
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Dolph Stimons SR
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kaw
Telephone
Tragedy at Chicago Lakefront Park Strikes Tourist Family
A Seattle couple Judith and David Ott and their 20 month old child were in Grant Park for a layover day when Mrs Ott was fatally stabbed in a public restroom. A man carrying a butcher knife killed her after being chased by Ott and bystanders. The incident underscores unsafe crimes in a city showcase area.
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Seattle
Wash
Judith
David Ott
Chicago
Ott
KU Students Return to Town as New Year Begins
Kansas University students poured back into the city over the weekend, reviving a slower August pace. The uptick brings renewed vigor to the community and signals a busy year ahead, with KU and related activities shaping the area’s tempo through spring.
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Kansas University
New College Leaders Revolutionary Sausalito School
Rev. John Leary, a Jesuit and former Gonzaga president, runs New College in Sausalito with no campus or dorms and only about 60 students. He argues learning can thrive in a barn setting with able teachers, despite ongoing financial troubles and doubts about the model. The piece notes broader calls for limits on time and money in politics.
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Sausalito
Calif
John Leary
Gonzaga University
Spokane
Wash
New College
Leary
Mr. Leary
Time and Money in Political Campaigns After Watergate
The piece weighs limits on campaign durations and expenditures as safeguards after Watergate. It notes support for caps and public funds but favors voluntary contributions and personal fundraising as more sensible. It argues for trial of reasonable limits to test effectiveness.
Lobster War Takes New Turn In Maritime Dispute
Maine and New Hampshire clash over 2400 acres between Portsmouth Harbor and the Isles of Shoals. If appealed, the Supreme Court could take years to rule. Governors and lobstermen frame the issue as politics oil rights and fishery regulations collide.
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Kittery Point
Maine
U.S. Supreme Court
New England
Portsmouth
N.H
Harbor
Isles of Shoals
Granite
New Hampshire
Thomas Flaherty
Thomson
George Spinney
Bob Witham
Rain cools drought. water projects eyed by Kansas congressmen
Weather relief arrives as weekend rain almost 2 percent inches eases drought. Kansas lawmakers Ellsworth and Avery plan Bureau of the Budget requests for Perry and Clinton reservoirs and Lawrence flood protections. A KU medical student Larry Heck warned campers of a flash flood saving families.
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Kansas
Robert Ellsworth
William Avery
Bureau of the Budget
Perry
Clinton
Lawrence
Larry Heck
Kansas University
Idaho
Lawrence Business College
Eudora Cpa
D. E. Kerr
Eudora High
H. O. Alleman
Lansing High
Linwood High
U.S. 40
Missouri
Weicker's Tears and Audacious Questions at Hearings
A lengthy critique of Senator Lowell Weicker from Connecticut mocks his visibly emotional responses on television and his handling of Watergate figures. The piece playfully imagines a Sutton trial style interrogation and contrasts Weicker with Attorney General John Mitchell.
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Sen
Lowell Weicker
R-Conn
John Dean
Willie Sutton
Willie
Mr. Sutton
United States
John Mitchell
Nixon aims for broad recovery base after Watergate speech
Nixon analysts say the president sought a new holding pattern to regain normal work and appeal directly to the country, rather than detailed refutation. Supporters view the speech as a grass roots push, while critics doubt its effectiveness and warn of risks to the presidency.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Kennedy
Watergate
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Letters to the Editor from Lawrence and KU football outlook
Readers praise the Lawrence Police Department for helping newcomers and comforting children during a windy night. A Topeka letter argues KU football needs more fan support and funding, noting facilities flaws but praising coaches, players, and leadership.
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Lawrence
Police
Journal-World Opinion Page Overview
The Journal-World outlines its opinion page role with editorials letters columns and political cartoons. It emphasizes citizen participation in democratic dialogue and the value of evaluating criticism and commendation for informed public affairs discourse.
Mao Puts Spotlight On School
AP reports Chairman Mao urges proper education for China's youth as the party organizes summer activities under the slogan Serve The People. Educators youth league members and officials plan patriotic programs including worker aid stories songs dances and military drills while schools remain open for political classes on Marx Engels Lenin Stalin and Mao.
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The
Chinese Communist Party
Communist Youth League
Mao
Marx
Engels
Lenin
Stalin
Japan gives aid to U S universities in turnabout gesture
Japan now affluent to aid U S higher education with gifts totaling 15 million dollars. Kakuei Tanaka announced 10 million for 10 U S universities for Japanese studies as U S funding wanes. Mitsubishi donated 1 million to Harvard. Sumitomo followed with 2 million to Yale and 1 million to the Japan Society of New York.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
Kakuei Tanaka
U.S
Mitsubishi Industrial Group
Harvard University
Sumitomo Group
Yale University
Japan Society of New York
Yale
Mitsubishi
Shozo Hotta
Sumitomo Bank
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George II
Old Home Town
Dogger
Buckley JR
Sen. Weicker
Banks
Suttton
Weicker
Gordon Liddy
John-John
Aegean
L. W
Mitchell
Liddy
Fanny Farmer
Mr. Mitchell
Grand Canyon
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Democratic Congress
Indochina
U. S
George Gallup
Charles W. Colson
Gallup
Journal-World
Lawrence Police Department
Vic Lyczak
Russell, Kan
University of Kansas
Jayhawks
Athletic Corporation Board of Directors
Jayhawk
R. E. Duncan
Fairlawn
Topeka, Kan
the Journal-World Opinion Page
Mao Tse-tung
China
Uct
Masaya Miyoshi
Keidanren — Federation of Economic Organizations
America
Miyoshi
Harvard
Sumitomo
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