Lawrence Journal World Staff and Publication Details 1970
The notice lists staff roles at the Lawrence Journal-World including President Publisher Dolph Simons Editor Steven Parsons Assistant Publisher Mayer Th, Executive Editor Daryl Haga and News Editor Priest Phos. It notes address at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas, telephone numbers, subscription rates and delivery areas. It also confirms Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulation memberships and date December 1 1970.
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Dolph CL Simons IR
Dpolph
Lawrence, Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Phe Associated Press
Highway progress and litter concerns on Kansas roads
Three leaders Robert Hagen John Montgomery and Gov. Robert Docking drive overdue highway upgrades along Highway 10 and 59 with renewed effort and less red tape. The column urges enforcement against roadside litter and notes rising airline drug issues with intoxicated flyers outweighing prior drunken problems.
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Robert Hagen
Lawrence
Highway Commission
John Montgomery
Robert Docking
Notable 1960 Lawrence Hospital Appointments
John D. MacCarthy of Spokane chosen as pathologist and director of clinical laboratories at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Rev. Frank J. Brown elected president of the Lawrence NAACP branch. Dr. Thomas Gorton re elected to a third term as president of the National Association of Schools of Music.
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John D. MacCarthy
Spokane
Wash
Lawrence Hospital Board
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Frank J. Brown
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Lawrence
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Thomas Gorton
KU School of Fine Arts
National Association of Schools of Music
Jackman Jenny Wren
U.S. Employment Service
Harry R. Barnard
Construction Slows as Capacity Tops Demand
New York AP reports the October 1960 construction contracts index at 179, the second lowest of the year, with weakness in business capital spending. GE Scholars warn managers to boost productivity as capacity remains, inflation persists, and efficiency becomes the priority in a slow economy.
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New York
F. W. Dodge
Washington
General Electric
Buckley and Javits Complicate New York Republican Politics
The piece argues James Buckley’s future as a Republican senator is debated by Jacob Javits and peers. It recalls Javits’s past stances on Goldwater, Nixon, and party lines, suggesting Javits resign to allow Goodell’s reappointment and a possible shift toward a left-wing Republican stance.
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New York
Jacob Javits
Javits
Washington
James Buckley
New York State
Buckley
Thomas A. Dewey
Barry Goldwater
America
Eisenhower
Nixon
Scranton
Rockefeller
Senator Goldwater
Senate
Party of
Republican Party
National Republican Party
Richard Nixon
Charles Goodell
Senator Goodell
Sen. Goodell
Letters to the Editor on university politics and Lawrence views
Edward J. Paris argues taxpayers must scrutinize state universities as the campus revolution redefines their role into political actors and threats to public funding. David Howard reflects on Lawrence intolerance toward long hair and hippie culture, urging fresh opinions to counter stagnation and bias.
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Shultz
Kirk
Cleaver
Payer
Edward J. Paris
Harvard Rd
Lawrence
Berkeley
Calif
New York
Good Old Lawrence
United States
Manson
America
David Howard
Ohio
DC8 Doubts May Point to Alaska
The NTSB told the FAA a month ago it found a DC8 design problem that could hinder takeoff. Investigators cite elevator entrapment by debris as a hazard, risking undetected jam during takeoff on the Alaska crash flight and prior New York incident.
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Washington
National Transportation Safety Board
Federal Aviation Administration
Anchorage
Alaska
NTSB
Anchorae
Capitol International Airways
Safety Board
FAA
New York
Douglas Aircraft Co
Kennedy Airport
John Shaffer
New Cowboy Epic Idea With Duke Sinatra and Reagan
Sam craftsman pitches a Metro-Mogul Western where John Wayne and Frank Sinatra lead a cavalry rescue in Apache country. President Hayes and Alexander Ramsey coordinate as the mission unfolds with a surprise empty village and a press conference finale.
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Washington
Sam Craftsman
Darryl Kleigfoot
Metro-Mogul Studios
Kleigfoot
McHwald
T._swas
Rutherford B. Hayes
Alexander Ramsey
John Wayne
United States Cavalry
Frank Sinatra
Secretary of War
Ronald Reagan
Wayne
Sinatra
Little Red Creek
Hayes
Apache Country
Washington, D.C
Sam
Craftsman
Allergy clues in adults and kids through simple checks
A reader shares that an allergy to orange juice about a child caused persistent runny nose and slow recovery, and stopping the juice cleared symptoms. The letter warns that many common foods and items can be allergens and stresses the need for careful testing. The writer also questions labyrinthitis as a diagnosis after an ear condition and long illness.
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Lawrence
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Skyways
Old Home Town
J. R. Hundley
Tonganoxie
Jim Bausch
Charles Smoot
Associated Press
Arch Stuck
Earl Foy
George Atkeson
Elmer Schaake
Forrest Cox
Ormand Beach
John Cunniff
William Buckley JR
James L. Buckley
J. Edgar Hoover
Journal-World
Phil Hill
Justice of the Peace
Duke, Frank
Byart Buchwald
G. C. Thosteson
Dr. Thosteson
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