Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and pricing notes
The snippet lists staff roles including Ernest Ponti as Advertising Director and Leo Eller as Controller, notes the paper is published daily except Sunday by The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Street, Lawrence Kansas, and provides subscription rates by carrier and mail to various regions.
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Dolph C. Simonair
Dolph Simmons
Steve Parsons
Bill Maytrr
Daryl Hall
Ernest Ponti
Leo Eller
Fisdaiatecased
Yassintant
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Street
Lawrence
Kaw
Telephone
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Disillusioned Publisher Fights Back Against Disaster Lobby
Thomas R. Shepard Jr. argues the Disaster Lobby mislabels risks and hinders progress. He cites air and water quality trends, declining birth rates, and safer drinking water to claim improvements outweigh alarmist claims. He faults doom merchants for delaying innovation and praises industry efforts to clean and protect the environment.
Problems Rise From Policy Debates In New Economic Plan
New York AP reports growing frictions with the Nixon era controls. Labor leaders oppose wage and price freezes and argue other costs should freeze too. Economists, including Heller and a 16-member group, urge rescission as inequitable. Mortgage reserves are loosened to spur lending amid inflation worries. Public sentiment among blue collar workers shows mixed support. debates loom over extending or replacing the 90 day freeze as inflation pressures persist.
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New York
Walter Heller
Council of Economic Advisers
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
University of Minnesota
Nixon
Savings and Loan Associations
Consumer freedom at risk from Disaster Lobby pressures
Commentators argue free enterprise could collapse under consumerist and ecologist assaults. Shepard warns the Disaster Lobby, if unchallenged, may become as repressive as a Big Brother system, ending consumer freedom.
Wounded trooper kills suspect after gunfight near Lawrence
A state Highway Patrol trooper was wounded and killed a man wanted for a South Carolina robbery in a gun battle about 12 miles east of Lawrence on the Kansas Turnpike. The trooper was searching the man when he was shot.
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South Carolina
Lawrence
Kansas Turnpike
Wakarusa Watershed District
Topeka
Strong
Electrical Laboratory
Irvin Youngberg
Douglas County Farm Bureau
R. B. Stevens
Philadelphia
Eugene Corel
Charles Corel
Eugene
Today's Bible Message Prayer for Unity and Peace
A prayer titled Today s Bible Message asks for unity among all people. It seeks forgiveness of memories and prejudice and asks for guidance to restore oneness and peace across the earth in God s plan.
Democratic Left Pressures Muskie From the Left Fringe
The piece details how ADA leader Joseph Rauh and liberal Democrat Donald Peterson press Muskie to move left, risking eroding centrist support. Muskie aides view left criticism as potentially useful, yet strive to maintain a broad appeal while courting left-leaning figures.
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Washington
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Joseph Rauh
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Donald Peterson
Wisconsin
Muskie
Nixon
Rauh
Democratic Party
Loeb
Ed Muskie
Peterson
Vietnam
Henry M. Jackson
Muskie-Jackson
Joe Rauh
Don Peterson
Richard M. Nixon
Television Coverage of Columbus Voyage Goes Starry Eyed
Satirical piece imagining a 15th century world feed with anchors on Don Carlos Vincente Henriquez Pietro San Pedro Juarez recounting Columbus departure from Palos de la Frontera. Reporters in Genoa probe birth and school memory while Queen Isabella and foremen comment on ships.
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Don Carlos Vincente Henriquez Pietro San Pedro Juarez
Castilian Broadcasting System
Christopher Columbus
Indies
Palos de la Frontera
Don Alfredo
Senor Fernandez
Don Carlos
Granada
Don
Genoa
Italy
Chris
Don Diego
Genoa High School
Columbus
Chris Columbus
Spinelli
Port of
Senor
Jose Fernandez
Overland Park Annexes 40 Acres to Cap Drive
Overland Park City Council capped an eight day annexation drive by adding 40 acres owned by the Stanley Stilwell Unified School District south of the city. The move uses a 1967 law allowing annexation of public land with owner consent.
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Overland Park
Overland Park, Kan
Overland Park City
Stanley-Stilwell Unified
Lawrence E. Sheppard
Donald E. Pipes
Kansas City
Kansas
Nall Street
Leawood
Nall
Olathe
Vacation exposes fragile foundations of daily life
New York AP piece argues a two week break reveals how household and work rely on you. Chaos erupts at home with chores unpaid bills and mismatched routines while the office morass worsens. The essay ends noting it feels good to be missed upon return.
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New York
History Highlights For August Twenty Sixth
On this date 1920 the 19th Amendment took effect granting American women voting rights. Artillery first used at Crecy in 1316. Frans Hals born in 1534. Hutchinson home sacked in 1765. U S fiscal year begun July 1 in 1942. Hitler demanded Saar in 1934. Japan blockaded Chinese shipping in 1937. Soviets and Western Allies disputed Berlin access in 1940.
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U.S
Crecy
France
Frans Hals
Thomas Hutchinson
Massachusets
Congress
Adolf Hitler
Saar
Germany
Japan
Soviet Union
Berlin
Nebraska Star Tries Police Work and Sees New View
Lincoln and University of Nebraska details July through August program. Jeff Kinney, senior halfback from McCook, and seven other NU athletes worked as commissioned police officers in Lincoln. Kinney says the experience changed his view of law enforcement and revealed abuse from the public as the tougher part of the job. The program, started by Police Chief Joseph Carroll about 15 years ago, drew players including Thomas Bryan John Adkins Willie Harper Bruce Hague Phil Harvey Bill Kosch and Tom McClelland.
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Lincoln
Neb
Jeff Kinney
Nebraska
McCook
Joseph Carroll
Thomas Bryan
John Adkins
Willie Harper
Bruce Hague
Phil Harvey
Bill Kosch
Tom McClelland
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