Lawrence Daily Journal World front page details 1973 staff and rates
The Lawrence Daily Journal World staff list and contact details for the 1973 edition are provided with editors, publisher, and departments. Subscription rates are listed for local carrier, Douglas County, and distant mail orders, including foreign addresses. The paper notes affiliation with the Audit Bureau of Circulation and the Associated Press and dates the issue as Thursday Evening August 30 1973.
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Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Lawrence
Kan
California weighs $1 million center to study violence
The California Legislature considers a $1 million proposal for a Center for the Study of Reduction of Violence led by UCLA and the Neuropsychiatric Institute. Critics fear mass lobotomies and brainwashing while supporters cite a think tank and testing ground for identifying and treating violence prone individuals.
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California
UCLA
Neuropsychiatric Institute
Center For
Korea
Vietnam
Frank Ervin
Detroit
Journal of the American Medical Assn
Ervin
Poachers Pressure State Deer Populations in 1970s Kansas
Kansas Forestry Fish and Game asks public help to stop rising deer poaching as meat shortages push prices higher. Missouri reports over 5000 illegal deer killings last year. Kansas lacks manpower with 65 wardens for 105 counties, prompting outreach amid public sympathy for poachers.
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Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Missouri Conservation Department
Kansas
Ollie Torgeson
Robin’s Merry Men
Hobin Hood and Co
Sherwood Forest
Former Miss Ameri can Debbie Barnes Shares Fame Advice
Debbie Barnes of Moran Kansas offers guidance on handling fame and success for young and old readers. The former Miss American discusses practical mindset shifts and balancing public attention with personal goals.
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Debbie Barnes
Moran, Kan
Miss America queen recalls fame's perils and growth
Former Miss America from Moran Kansas now Mrs. Mitchell Miles in Eudora teaches vocal music in DeSoto district. She warns that sudden fame can inflate ego and harm self view, stressing the need to know who you are and keep perspective regardless of success.
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Pittsburg State
Mitchell Miles
Eudora
DeSoto
Atlantic City
Moran
Kan
Japan and U S Big Contrast in Managing a Nation
An AP analysis contrasts corporate management with national governance in the United States and Japan. It argues U S policy is hampered by conflicting goals, energy shortages, and regulatory limits on natural gas coal and atomic power, potentially causing a future energy shortage.
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New York
United States
Japan
Washington
Zoning ruling blocks nursery school at 801 La
The Lawrence Board of Zoning Appeals denied by a 3-1 vote a request to establish a nursery school at 801 La. The 1963 year ranks as the fourth driest in local records with 17.63 inches of rain, seven inches below normal.
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Lawrence
Kissinger Faces Tough Cambodia Bombing Questions
Senate hearings begin Sept 7 to probe the 1969 Cambodian bombing decision. Kissinger, serving as Secretary of State and White House adviser, may face questions on executive privilege and full background, while Deputy Defense Secretary Clements cites a top secret memo signed by Wheeler and Laird amid alleged Pentagon involvement.
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Washington
Senate
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
U.S
Cambodia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
New Orleans
Kissinger
White House
National Security Council
William P. Clements
Senate Armed Services Committee
The
Nation
Pentagon
Clements
South Vietnam
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
MRL
Melvin R. Laird
Defense
Air Force
Symington
Gen. Wheeler Nor
Laird
Lexan
David Packard
Elegance of Paris Signals French Authority and Policy Shifts
A correspondent tours the Elysee Palace in Paris, noting its 18th century grandeur and smaller scale than the White House. The piece discusses French leadership, economic shifts toward industry, inflation concerns, and France’s cautious stance on European unity and global markets.
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Britain
France
United States
No. 10
Downing Street
Elysee Palace
No. 10 Downing Street
White House
Georges Pompidou
Louis XIV
Germany
Japan
Atlantic Ocean
Few Minds Changed By Nixon TV Speech
The author argues Nixon's Watergate TV address failed to persuade most readers, noting openness varies and few minds are changed. He contrasts with LBJ’s FBI use in 1964 and critiques liberal press coverage as burying major news.
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Watergate
Thomases
LBJ
FBI
Los Angeles
Agnew
Harold the sole US craftsman sparks allergy to outsourcing
A satirical tale portrays Harold as “the only one” in America who can do all the work from a Wisconsin wood supplier to a Delaware barn workshop. The piece fuses a humorous, rambling monologue with political asides about Ehrlichman, Inouye, and the era’s hearings, ending with a note on Senate tradition and intraparty tensions.
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Harold
Wisconsin
Delaware
Oregon
United States
Denver
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Wilson
Inouye
Ehrlichman
Mike
Drew Pearson
Pearson
Liberty Bell to Be Moved Within City Limits
Philadelphia Mayor Frank Rizzo agrees to move the Liberty Bell from Independence Hall to a nearby structure across the street. He says the bell remains synonymous with the hall and will not be moved more than about three blocks from its cradle.
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Liberty Bell
Philadelphia
Frank Rizzo
Independence Hall
Rizzo
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