Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead excerpt
The text lists the Lawrence Daily Journal World staff roles led by Dolph C. Simons Jr and editor CG Simons, with publishing details, offices at Sixth and New Hampshire, and subscription rates across regions including Douglas County, Kansas City area, and national mail rates.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Arson, Welfare and a School Band Highlight Local Issues
The piece surveys rising arson in Lawrence tied to financial distress and fraud, and promotes awareness through a General Adjustment Bureau primer. It also notes Sumner High School Stage Band’s Paris win and a welfare critique by Dean Ginsberg, urging public turnout for a Lawrence high school concert.
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Lawrence
Kansas Union
General Adjustment Bureau Inc
New York
GAB
New Orleans
Kansas City Sumner High School
Paris
Lawrence High School
Leon Brady
Sumner
Dean Ginsberg
New York City
Human Resources Commission
Ginsberg
Securities Play Major Role in U.S. Foreign Trade Policy
New York AP reports William J. Casey will move from SEC chair to the State Department reflecting securities markets growth in international policy. Caseys shift underscores open trade as a tool for peace and economic ties, while Comecon and China trade concerns rise.
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New York
William J. Casey
State Department
U.S
Casey
Securities and Exchange Commission
Nixon
SEC
United States
Soviet Union
China
Germany
Comecon
Council of Mutual Economic Assistance
Italy
Britain
Yugoslavia
France
Japan
Progreso de ideas y el interés público en bienestar
Experiencia indica que el público teme por los niños. Ginsberg sostiene que el avance real ocurre cuando más personas por encima de la línea de la pobreza están mejor informadas e interesadas en lo que se hace.
Lawrence goes to eight year low in 1962 town finances
November boosted activity at the Lawrence building trade but the year ended with about 3.5 million in receipts, an eight year low. Chancellor Clarke Wescoe urged religion as a liberal discipline and life basis during a KU speech to the Student Religious Council.
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Lawrence
Clarke Wescoe
Ray Evans
Kansas
Associated Press
Wire Service
Frank Carlson
Fraser Hall
J. G. Haskell
Fraser
John Fraser
E. H. Lindley
Consumers Union Drug Report Sparks War of Ideas
The Consumers Union released a sweeping report on licit and illicit drugs with critical observations. It argues heroin addicts may become pushers to fund abuse and questions decriminalizing marijuana while warning against broad outlet sales and tobacco advertising, urging education and a culture of duty instead.
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The
Consumers Union
Consumers Union Report
Peterson Demotion or Promotion Mystery in Nixon Cabinet
Washington reports a pending shift of Secretary of Commerce Peter G. Peterson after seven months. Possible roles include NATO ambassador with expanded powers or a White House master bureaucrat in world economics. Some insiders call it a demotion aimed at curbing Peterson’s influence.
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Washington
Nixon
Peter G. Peterson
Peterson
Commerce
Bell & Howell
Poland
David Kennedy
NATO
White House
Camp David
Kissinger
State, Treasury and Commerce Departments
Secretary of Commerce
Commerce Department
Herbert Hoover
James T. Lynn
George Bush
United Nations
Letter on unpaid volunteers on community commissions
Lois Neis of Eudora urges recognition of the often unpaid Planning and other commissions. She notes long hours, early and late meetings, travel without mileage, extra study sessions, and asks for positive reinforcement and certificates of good attendance rather than fault finding.
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Planning Commission
League of Women Voters
Commission
Lois Neis
Rt. 1
Eudora
Tax Lid Law strains Kansas school budgets since 1969
Kenneth E. Fisher explains how Kansas Tax Lid Law capped mill levies for schools and other districts, limiting general fund budget increases. Tables show year by year how many districts failed to meet 5 percent cost hikes, with Lawrence Unified School District 497 reporting 2.94 and 1.79 percent increases for 1970-71 and 1971-72. Legislators face choosing a new financing method that keeps pace with inflation.
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Kansas
Lawrence Unified School District
Topeka
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Congress
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