Lawrence Daily Journal-World personnel and publication details
Lawrence Daily Journal-World listing of staff and editorial leadership led by Dolph C. Simons as President Publisher and editor roles, with Ernest Pontius as News Editor. The paper, The World Company, operates at Sixth and New Hampshire in Lawrence Kansas, with subscription rates and distribution noting local and out of state mail options.
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Dolph C. Simons
Dolph Simons
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kaw
Telephone
Nixon economic shift boosts re election chances in 1972
Analysts say Nixon's new economic policy, dubbed economic activism, offers short term gains and may ease inflation and raise employment. The move reshapes public opinion, weakens Democratic advantages, and could improve Nixon's image despite criticisms of credibility.
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Nixon
Gallup
Hubert Humphrey
Kansas tree distribution sparks 1.2 million seedlings planted
More than one million new trees appeared on Kansas fields this summer due to a record tree distribution drive by Kansas State University. Gary Naughton notes 1,219,000 seedlings were ordered and distributed last spring, topping 1970's 914,000 and boosting individual orders to 4,371 in 1971, driven by environmental awareness across the state.
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Kansas
Division of State and Extension Forestry
Kansas State University
Gary Naughton
Naughton
Inconsistency In Reactions In Economic Plan Debate
The piece contrasts foreign criticism with U S policy shifts on taxes a floating dollar imports and wage price controls. It notes Germany and France faced mixed reactions while U S officials Meany and Hodgson display backing and opposition to controls, highlighting shifting positions amid the plan.
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New York
France
United States
Four hurt as propane gas explodes at rural Kansas home
An explosion of propane gas ripped through the rural Douglas County home of Rev. Orville Chase, narrowly injuring four people. The incident is reported in the old town retrospective as part of the 1961 summary of local events.
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Douglas County
Orvile Chase
New Lawrence Human Relations Commission
Raymond Cerf
Helen Gilles
Frank Burge
William Binns
Jim Titus
Jeanne Dicker
Frank Brown
Max Thomas
Sam Adams
Today’s Bible Message on Christ’s Ransom and Redemptive Death
God paid a ransom not with gold or silver but with the precious life-blood of Christ the sinless Lamb of God. A prayer thanks God for sending Jesus to redeem us and asks that our lives reflect gratitude.
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Christ
God
Peter
Kansas Greener This Year With Strong Tree Survival Prospects
Favorable weather improves tree survival prospects with evergreens most distributed by the Kansas State agency for spring. Scotch pine leads the species, and Kansas is greener than in 1970. Continued improvement is expected under the forestry division at Kansas State University and Kansans' pride in a more attractive state.
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Kansas State Agency
Kansas
KSU
Ripon Society praises Nixon China initiative in partisan debate
The Ripon Society, a small Cambridge liberal faction, lauds Nixon’s China policy while noting internal GOP splits and liberal critique. The piece compares Ripon’s enthusiasm to Chamberlain’s Munich appeasement and questions what gains have come from engaging with China.
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Mr. Nixon
Mr. Chamberlain
Hittler
Munich
Riponers
England
El Dopo and L-dopa myths about sex life
A reader asks about a supposed drug El Dopo for boosting male libido. The doctor explains L-dopa treats Parkinsons disease with rare sexual side effects in about 1 of 50 cases, and it is unsuitable and costly to use for this purpose.
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Dr. Thosteson
K.ryes
Unsigned Memo Aids Coal Industry Push Against Water Bill
Washington scene centers on a private lobbyist memo urging Blatnik to water down the Muskie water pollution bill. Blatnik rejects any deal with coal and oil interests. Separately, Walter Annenberg’s clash with diplomat Joseph Greene ends in Greene seeking reassignment or resignation amid embassy feuding.
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Washington
John Blatnik
Minnesota
House Public Works Committee
Congress
Emund Muskie
Public Works Subcommittee
Muskie
Senate Public Works Committee
Senate
Blatnik
House
John
U.S
Walter Annenberg
Joseph N
Jerry) Greene
Grosvenor Square
Greene
Annenberg
Readers critique editorial writers on inflation and policy
Fran Slover criticizes Journal-World letters by di Zerega and Scott for economic misstatements and political views. He argues inflation is cost-push or demand-pull and condemns monet ary policy explanations while defending government intervention and social equality. He closes urging more letters and poetry on the page.
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Messrs
di Zerega
Scott
diZerega
Mr. diZerega
America
Federal Reserve
Muhammad Ali
Fran Slover
Nixon Abandons Gold Redemption At $35 An Ounce
President Nixon uses executive order to end the fixed gold price as of Aug 15 1971 amid calls for Congress to reconvene and defend constitutional checks. Henry Kissinger briefs clergy in Washington as Connally signals legislative session not imminent. H L Hunt of Dallas adds his views.
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Nixon
U.S
Vietnam
White House
Washington
America
Richard Nixon
South Vietnam
Red China
Chou En-lai
Dick Nixon
Republic USA
Henry A. Kissinger
Truman
Treasury Connally
Congress
Senate
House
Seni
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