Lawrence Journal World masthead and staff list
The text presents the Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead with editors and staff titles, the publishing history from 1854, and operating details. It notes the publication at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, Lawrence Kansas, with contact and subscription rates for various regions.
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Fhe World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kaw
Telephone
The Journal-World Stands For Editorial Ethos
The Journal-World proclaims its commitment to accurate and fair reporting with separation of opinion from news. It pledges citizens’ rights, sympathy for the disadvantaged, exposure of public dishonesty, and support for projects improving the community.
Air Force jet refit costs raise public distrust concerns
A Pentagon spokesman defends a $670000 upgrade to a Boeing C154 VIP jet with two beds and a bath, citing routine use for VIPs. Senator Proxmire cites GAO figures showing $4986 sink and $2460 bathrooms, prompting calls for stricter oversight. The piece also honors Dwayne Hall of KU Union, who died, and notes a Madison conference on declining trust in government and the need for greater public involvement.
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Pentagon
Air Force
William ‘Proxmire
D-Wis
General Accounting Office
Proxmire
Jack Catton
Air Force Logistics Command
GAO
Congress
Madison, Wis
Kissinger Star Might Dim Kissinger Star Might Dim
Washington reports say Nixon elevates Henry Kissinger to Secretary of State as a bold political move while warning Kissinger faces risks from the weakened State Department. Haig presses the shift amid Watergate fallout and growing foreign policy concerns with Moscow and Peking. The change signals Nixon’s search for a strong domestic and international stance.
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Washington
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
State Department
White House
U.S
H. R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Haldeman
New Orleans
Moscow
Peking
Ehrlichman
Alexander M. Haig, Jr
Haig
Advocating Journalism and Its Dangers in Modern Reporting
A veteran reporter recalls advocacy journalism and its risks including fact selection, credibility loss, and the lure of sensational social change. He warns that failing to ground reporting in facts harms trust and may damage the American press if such trends continue.
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Commissioner Smith
Melvin Mencher
Columbia University College of Journalism
Kansas
Bulletin
The
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Agnews
Whiteheads
Mencher
Public Broadcasting
Hitler
Volkischer Beobachter
Pravda
KU campus enrollment and fair crowds noted in era reports
The 1963 Kansas University fall enrollment was expected near 12 200 with a projection past 13 000 by 1964, and a record Leavenworth County Fair crowd exceeded 55 000 at Tonganoxie. Federal grants totaling over 4 million were set for campus research this fall.
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Kansas University
Leavenworth
Tonganoxie
Lawrence Jaycees
Eldon Leasure
T. J. Leasure
Lawrence
School of Veterinary Medicine
Kansas State
Today’s Bible Message Prayer Emphasizes Balance and Love
A devotional prayer asks for guidance to keep focus on the Lord amid problems. It urges reaching for God with one hand while extending love to others with the other, ending with an Amen.
No. 10 Visit Shows Contrasts in British Government
The writer visits Prime Minister Edward Heath at No 10 Downing Street, noting the informal, low key style and differences from the U S White House. Heath appears relaxed and practical, focused on economics, with Britain embracing a secondary global role while watching U S leadership.
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London
Britain
No. 10
Downing Street
White House
No. 10 Downing Street
Edward Health
P. M
Health
Heath
United States
U. S
Nixon
Europe
On This Date in History and Births
The Aug 25 history brief notes 1944 Paris liberation and other events from 1689 to 1973. It lists births: George Wallace 54 Leonard Bernstein 55 Sean Connery 43. Also mentions a burglar alarm project for a New York elementary school and Lawrence District 497 bid by Simplex Time Recorder Co.
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Associated Press
Paris
Montreal
New Orleans
Uruguay
Spain
Dutch East Indies
Iran
George Lincoln Rockwell
Arlington
South Vietnam
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Moscow
Czechoslovakia
China
U.N. Security Council
Bangladesh
United Nations
Alabama
George Wallace
Leonard Bernstein
Sean Connery
New York
Board of Education
Lawrence
Simplex ‘Time Recorder Co
The Talkative Pilot Nails The Skies Of Commerce
A newspaper humor piece lampoons a new talkative airline captain who comments on flights from takeoff to landing. It sketches the boisterous host with personal anecdotes and running commentary about routes, weather, and passengers.
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Washington
James Stewart
David Susskind
City ditch maintenance sparks safety concern in Lawrence
A Lawrence resident writes about city annexation taking land and weeds in ditch lines, with steep eroded ditch sides hindering mowing and visibility. The writer urges the city to maintain ownership land at 1515 Pinewood to prevent accidents and improve sightlines for North Michigan Street driveways.
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Lawrence
Michigan Street
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Dwayne Hall
Hall
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Lawrence Chamber of “Commerce
Archie Dykes
Frank Burge
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Missouri
Thim
Robert Novak
Rowland Evans
By Jenkin Lloyd Jones
City Hall
Cubs
Smith
Old Home Town
Justice Department
Samuel Insull
Utilities Czar
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Art Buchwald
L. A
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Jack
Hildy
Freddy
Lisa
Roslyn
Long Island
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