Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World listing names editors publishers and staff including President Publisher Dolph C Simons Editor Steve Parsons News Editor Ernest Tontius Advertising Director Leo Fuler and others. It notes publication at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas and subscription rates for various zones. The date shown is Tuesday Evening Dec 15 4970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph C. Simons
Nolfph Simons
Steve Parsons
Bill Mayer
Daryl Halt
Ernest Tontius
Leo Fuler
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Telephone
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Safety rules for women travelers on the road today
The piece urges precautions for women driving alone citing two recent West Coast cases where women were harmed after receiving help. It advises not to open car doors to strangers, to stay alert and prepared, and to scream or fight back if attacked. It also recommends car maintenance, checking gas, locking doors, staying on known routes, and notifying police with details if threatened.
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Hollywood
West Coast
Lawrence
Kansas City
Kansas Turnpike
Shopping Centers Seek Big Wall Street Financing
The shopping center industry tells Wall Street it needs up to 6 billion dollars yearly for 15 years to fund expansion. Executives describe high returns from premier centers, financed by leveraged loans against projected tenant sales, with long term leases securing income. The trade group stresses professional planning and profitable site selection as keys to success.
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New York
Wall Street
Albert Keidel Jr
Rouse Co
Columbia, Md
International Council of Shopping Centers
Keidel
New York Society of Security
John D. Smith
Safety tips for women driving alone at night
Advice urges women to lock doors and keep windows up at all stops. If traveling, inform someone of routes and arrival times. When no one is home, avoid going to the residence and instead head to a public place or police station. Stay alert and plan ahead to prevent tragedy.
Old Home Town Highlights From 1960 36 Year Fireman Bowen Dies
A 1960 item notes Ben H. Bowen 36 longtime Lawrence fireman and Douglas County peace officer died at his home after a heart attack. The piece also mentions postal shifts and Olympic shot putter Bill Nieder urged to quit to protect his knee.
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Ben H. Bowen
Lawrence
Douglas County
James Parsons
Bill Nieder
Bismarck Grove
Kansas State
Charley Penny
Lawrence Lions
Ottawa Cyclones
LHS
Buckley Urges Youth Stand On Rail Crisis Hypocrisy
Buckley criticizes Congress and President Kennedy era policy during a rail crisis, arguing leaders ignored recommendations and protected union gains. He notes Senator Hartke’s shifting stance and sides with the youths calling out public moral posturing over real reform.
Poll shows Nixon trailing Muskie in national survey
National pollsters report Nixon at 54 percent to Muskie 40 percent with 6 percent neither. Including George Wallace Nixon drops to 40 32 12 with 13 undecided. Harris poll conflict fuels Republican counter poll amid 72 campaign anxiety. Bow pushes Scherle into Committee on Committees, provoking moderates. Laird grilled over Sontay raid smiles. Bayh struggles to gain traction for 1972 nomination.
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Nixon
Muskie
George Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
White House
Frank Bow
Ohio
Bow
House Appropriations Committee
Bon
Ben Reifel
South Dakota
Reifel
Republican Committee On Committees
William Scherle
Iowa
Melvin R. Laird
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sontay
Laird
Mel
Sen
Robert Griffin
Michigan
Senate
Griffin
Ecology and community action for Lawrence
Marty Moore of 1344 Mass Apt 2 asks Lawrence residents to reduce resource waste, recycle, and support local programs. He urges businesses churches schools and government to educate and cooperate for ecological change this Christmas season and beyond. He offers to speak and work to start local ecology initiatives.
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Lawrence
Marty Moore
Mass
New Rabies Vaccine Found May Prove More Effective
A Philadelphia scientist reports a new rabies vaccine shows dramatic success in laboratory animals opening the door to human trials. The vaccine speeds antibody production and may be usable in humans before and after exposure offering a safer alternative to current brain tissue based vaccines. Swiss researchers add that present vaccines are outdated and dangerous.
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Washington
Philadelphia
T. J. Wiktor
Wistar Institute
M. Abdussalam
K. Bogel
Geneva
Fifth Cousins Marrying Age and Mumps Related Sterility
A reader asks if fifth cousins are far enough removed to marry and whether childhood mumps can cause sterility. The doctor says fifth cousins are far enough removed though mumps at age six rarely causes sterility, and a sperm test can determine status.
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Dr. Thosteson
J.W
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