Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publishing details
Chronicle of the Lawrence Daily Journal World with staff roles and publishing history. Names listed include Dolph Simons as president publisher editor Brill Burye Daryl Hall Ernest Ponti and Leo Eller. Publication is daily except Sunday by The World Company in Lawrence Kansas with subscription rates and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph
Dolph Simons
Wee
Brill Burye
Ne T
Daryl Hal
Mrnest Ponti
Leo Eller
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kaw
Telephone
Douglas
Kansas
Wansas City
United States
Journal-World Editorial Creed Stands For Fair News
The Journal-World proclaims accurate fair news reporting without editorial mixing. It pledges to safeguard rights of all citizens, support disadvantaged groups, expose dishonesty in public affairs, and back community improvement projects for a better town.
Kansas Legislators Urged to Stand Out in 1972
The piece recalls Senator Glee Smith’s view that lawmakers can shape long term patterns and urges a creative productive 1972 Kansas Legislature focused on higher education funding. It laments 1971 as a poor session and calls for bipartisan action amid possible tax questions. It also notes Christmas display vandalism and a congressional critique by Rep. Larry Winn Jr. of inaction on consumer and environmental bills.
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Kansas
Glee Smith
R-Larned
Legislative Branch
Judicial Branch
Executive Branch
Sen. Smith
Smith
Robert Docking
Topeka
Congress
U.S. House of Representatives
Larry Winn Jr
Kansas Third District
Kansas City
Rep. Winn
Ohio Governor Gilligan Likely to Endorse Muskie
Washington reports Gov. John Gilligan of Ohio is expected to endorse Senator Edmund Muskie before the year ends. Muskie aides downplay certainty, but insiders say the move could shift national delegate math and signal a broader reform era in Democratic politics. Gilligan aims to keep Ohio's 153 delegates unfettered to be wooed at the Miami Beach convention.
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Washington
Edmund S. Muskie
John J. Gilligan
Ohio
Gilligan
Muskie
Great Columbus
Jack Gilligan
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Richard J. Daley
Chicago
Daley
Miami Beach
Myrna Tuttle
Lindstroms
Myrna
Lindstrom
Dick Tuttle
Tuttles
Tuttle
Lawmakers face calls for real farm aid and reform
A local congressman notes talk of consumer and environmental bills but urges meaningful legislation. He criticizes Congress parties for controlling committees and warns public faith in government declines as 1971 outcomes disappoint. He hopes 1972 brings decisive action.
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Winn
Congress
House
Senate
Local School Board Chooses New Superintendent
Dr. Carl Knox, 44, of Olathe, reported as the local school board's choice to replace retired W. D. Wolfe as superintendent of schools.
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Carl Knox
Olathe
W. D. Wolfe
Kansas
Houston
NotiStresspassers and the Gadfly of Modern Language
A long-form reflection blends a decayed sign from Nebraska Wyoming with critique of bureaucratic reports on urban renewal. It contrasts coarse old speech with modern jargon, laments wasted funds, and ridicules euphemistic prose while recalling B Griscom and a misused heritage.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Omaha
Nebraska
Wyoming
B. Griscom
Paradise
Christmas Cards Reveal A Lot About Our Society
A humorous Christmas card round up shows shifting marriages and domestic changes as neighbors exchange cards. The narrator deciphers name changes, new spouses, and unfamiliar companions, revealing a web of personal life updates across circles.
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Washington
America
Why immunity varies for diseases and TB behavior explained
The doctor explains that immunity depends on blood antibodies and immune factors, noting viruses can yield lasting immunity while many bacteria like tuberculosis do not. Dormant TB pockets can reactivate, but antibiotics such as streptomycin PAS and isoniazid treat active disease and prevent recurrence, offering protection though not true immunity.
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Dr. Thosteson
L.K
On This Date in History December 18
Highlights include the 13th Amendment abolition of slavery in 1865 and Washingtons winter quarters at Valley Forge in 1777. Other events cover Washingtons Mount Vernon burial in 1799 New Jersey ratifying the Constitution in 1787 and Wilsons 1915 marriage.
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U.S
George Washington
Valley Forge
Washington
Mount Vernon
New Jersey
Woodrow Wilson
Edith Bolling Galt
Prayer Note On Sharing And Compassion From Romans 12
A reflective devotional cites Romans 12 8 encouraging generosity and shared kindness. It includes a prayer praising childlike compassion and gratitude for lessons learned from children.
Murderer testifies for widow in workman’s comp case
A convicted killer testifies for the widow seeking workman’s compensation. The case centers on Baker’s death April 5 and the April 7 death certificate date used to deny benefits. Liberty Mutual and Kenny Ross Chevrolet challenge retroactive payments of 60 weekly dollars.
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Pittsburgh
Gary Law
John A. Baker
Baker
Liberty Mutual Insurance Co
Kenny Ross Chevrolet
Kenny Ross
Pressure Drives Nixon Toward Phantom Aid to Israel
Washington weighs credibility and global prestige as India backs Pakistan and Egypt prepares for potential action. The Nixon administration weighs delivering Phantom fighters to Israel to maintain balance with Egypt and deter a broader conflict, amid Soviet arms gains and shifting Middle East power.
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Washington
Nixon
Israel
U.S
Pakistan
India
Suez Canal
Sinai Peninsula
Mr. Nixon
Egypt
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W. C. Simons
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Associated Press
the Journal-World
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Old Home Town
Hoch Auditorium
Roger Williams
Lawrence Ministerial Alliance
C. L. Harrington
Seth Slaughter
A. J. Miller
By Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Billingsgate
Sen. Beveridge
Huey Long
First National Bank
Monsieur
Art Buchwald
Puz- Lark
Hal
Virginia Lark
Frieda
Virginia
Mughwali
McDowalls
Frieda Lark
McDowall
Helen Coates
Helen Samovar
Marty Keeler
Zelda
Lars
Margie Payne
San Francisco
Fort Lauderdale
Bob Elmendorf
Lucy Elmendorf
Lucy
Guadaloupe
Los Angeles
Madisons
Bill Madison
G. C. Thosteson
Moscow
Red Square
Lyndon B. Johnson
Central America
Colombia
Goa
Vietnam
Italy
Sebelius
Topeka, Kan
Kansas Livestock Association
Wichita
Keith G. Sebelius
Kan
Fred Germann
Dwight
Kan- Sas
Subcontinent
Middle East
Golda Meir
Soviet Union
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