Lawrence Daily Journal World Staff and Publication Details
Lawrence Daily Journal World lists editors and staff with Dolfh C Simons Sr and Jr, Ralph Gag Daryi Hall, Ernest Pont and Leo Eller. Established 1854 the World Company published daily except Sunday at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets in Lawrence Kansas 66044 with telephone 848-1900.
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Aioe
Dolvph Simons SR
Dolph C. Simons Jrril Mayer
Ralph Gag Daryi
Hall
Ernest Pont
Leo Eller
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kaw
Telephone
FBI public image overhaul signals shift under Gray
The FBI faces a planned rebranding as acting director Patrick Gray moves to assert control over public relations after the retirement of Thomas E. Bishop. Gray seeks Senate approval for the permanent directorship and reviews past PR practices including a biographical data program and a 1969-74 request tied to Nixon’s re election. The trend suggests broader reforms in FBI communications and leadership.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Patrick Gray
Thomas E. Bishop Long
J. Edgar Hoover
Gray
Bishop
Nixon
Hoover
Senate
House
Thomas Bishop
John Ehrlichman
Washington
Justice Department
Small Investor and Broker Attitudes Draw Fire at Columbia
Arthur Levitt Jr of Hayden Stone Inc criticizes the term small investor as demeaning and urges brokers to treat individuals as consumers. He argues for a commission-free model and a salary-based system to raise training and professionalism and ensure broker focus on investor welfare.
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New York
Arthur Levitt, Jr
Hayden Stone Inc
Wall Street
Columbia University Business School
Levitt
Lawrence's Douglas County Historical Society Turns 40
The Douglas County Historical Society marks 40 years since its formation, tracing its roots to meetings in 1931 33. Originating from civic groups and the Sons and Daughters of New England, the society grew from a dream to a chartered body with a one story display space to a modern building valued well over 1.5 million. Initial meetings in the 1930s set Charter membership and dues guiding generations preserving Lawrence and Douglas County heritage.
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Lawrence
Douglas County Historical Society
Douglas County
City Hall
Watkins National Bank
Sons and Daughters of
New England
Eldridge
W. C. Simons
Historical Society
W. H. Sears
C. E. Stephens
C. E. Beeks
Old Settlers Association
A. D. Weaver
J. G. Mason
F. N. Raymond
T. J. Sweeney
Prof. Raymond
C. M. Baker
KU Library
Carrie Watson
J. T. Skinner
O. J. Lane
Fred N. Raymond
Secy
W. C. Spangler
Treas
Walter H. Varnum
Frank Hodder
L. B. Read
Lena Miller Owen
Kansas Day
Massachusetts
Colorado
Pennsylvania
Oklahoma
Missouri
State Historical Society
Messrs. Simons, Hodder and Rankin
Journal-World
Congregational Church
Robinson Park
Kaw River
Little Thatch
Kansas
Caroline B. Spangler
Allison Andrews
George J. Barker
Elmer E. Brown
Agnes Emery
Lecompton
Barker School House
Francis Barker
Shawnee Mission
Barker
Milton Titterington
Titterington
F. W. Barteldes
John Charlton Insurance Company
F. W. Jaedicke
Alex and
J. W. Shaw
J. H. Shimmons
A. Banks
Theodore Poehler
Wiedemann
A. J. Dicker
Anderson
Whitcomb
Eighth
Vermont
Walter Varnum
Lawrence Woman’s Club
Mass
Watkins
Gilmore
Seventh and
New York Streets
Society
Bret Waller
KU Art Museum
Waller
Gail Peterson
Watkins Building
First National Bank
Bank
Raymond F. Rice
Watkins Bank
Elizabeth M. Watkins
State of
Sadat Seeks Better Egyptian Soviet Ties Amid U.S. Pressure
In an exclusive interview President Anwar Sadat expresses hope for improved Cairo Moscow relations while warning Moscow may shift its stance ahead of Nixon Brezhnev talks. He cites Soviet reluctance on Israel and fears of renewed conflict if Cairo loses leverage.
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Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Moscow
Washington
Kremlin
Sadat
Egypt
Leonid Brezhnev
Nixon
Suez Canal
The
Nile
Middle East
Israel
Egyptian
Sinai Peninsula
Haiphong Harbor
Hanoi
U.S.U.S.S.R
Nasser
Dairy boom boosts milk output with fewer cows this year
The government reports about 5.8 billion pounds of milk equivalent purchased, down from 7.3 billion a year ago. Economists expect slower growth and steady meat prices in 1973 while retail dairy prices rise, possibly bringing baloney sandwiches back to favor and cheese in fewer lunches.
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Uncle Sam
Father
Two Car Crash Kills Roy C Cox in Lawrence
Roy C Cox 70 of Lawrence died in a two car collision on Dutton Bridge two miles south of Lawrence on Highway 59. A Tulsa driver in the other car was injured but not critically.
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Roy C. Cox
Lawrence
Dutton Bridge
Tulsa
Colorado U
Lawrence United Fund
Drive
Paul Gibbs
Truman Administration
Washington
Congress
PTA
Douglas County Federal Relief Committee
Sumner High Band earns applause at Lawrence concert
A letter commends the Sumner High Stage Band for a public concert sponsored by the Lawrence Branch of Concerned Black Parents. The writer urges city officials to clearly mark parking meters to prevent confusion during the Christmas shopping season.
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Sumner High
Kansas City
Lawrence High
Lawrence
Homer Altenbernd
Rt. 2
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Lawrence Daily Journal- World
W. CG. Simons
Lawrence, Wan
Audit Bureau of Circwlarion
Associated Press
Small Investor
John Cunniff
Elfriede Fischer
R. C. Rankin
Hanna Oliver
L. H. Menger
Chamber of Commerce
Wren Building
Vietnam
U.S
White House
Gamial Abdel Nasser
Mahmoud Riad
Arab League
Riad
Abbott
Fort Saunders
Baldwin
Branson Cabin
Dow
Stony Point
Robert Taft
Allen Crafton
KFKU
E. Bumgardner
D. Alford
M. W. Sterling
Marvin Grove
Old Franklin
Deichmanns Crossing
Wakarusa
Gage Farm
F. H. Smithmeyer
Lathrop Bullene
Arthur Bullene
F. Barteldes
Old Home Town
Sumner
Journal World
Betty Larson
Fourth
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