Lawrence Daily Journal World notice of publication details
Lawrence Daily Journal World since 1854 provides daily issues except Sundays. Rates listed: carrier 2.05 monthly, 24.60 yearly. mail Douglas county and nearby 12.42. other Kansas counties 16.56. outside Kansas 20 per year. Second class postage paid at Lawrence. member of Audit Bureau of Circulation.
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Nuclear arms spread in the Middle East sparks debate
Reliable information points to increased Soviet missile deployment east of Cairo capable of reaching Tel Aviv, with warheads allegedly under Russian control. Senator Humphrey urges U S Soviet cooperation to halt such activity, while Israel’s future nuclear capability remains a concern amid regional tensions.
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Electric Mowers Rise or Gas Push? Seasons to Test Styles
As energy concerns loom, electric mowers seem ahead due to coal backed Kansas power and Light supply. Push mowers in garages should stay ready while gas mowers risk falling out of style by April 1974 amid possible gasoline rationing.
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Washington official notes surge in family gatherings ahead
An unnamed Washington official predicts many family get-togethers in the coming months signaling increased social activity and potential shifts in public event planning.
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Planning for energy shortages at home this winter
The article urges families to discuss energy conservation and contingencies for gasoline, heating materials, and power outages. It notes rising energy concerns, questions the future, and suggests planning now for tighter supplies and brownouts.
How to Cope With Rumors
New York AP outlines NYSE efforts to restore investor confidence via better corporate communications. Proposals include publishing market data in annual reports, quarterly mailings to shareholders, and public-director audits to review financial practices.
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Dallas Officer J D Tippitt fund tops 277951
Ten years ago a Dallas police officer J D Tippitt was killed after the Kennedy assassination. The fund for his family reached 277951 dollars. Oswald was the alleged shooter in the case.
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Prayer of Gratitude and Worthiness in Christ
A brief prayer thanks God for treasures and blessings through Christ. It asks for worthiness to live in accordance with Jesus teachings and ends with Amen.
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Lobbyist Pressure Delays Tax Loophole in Nixon Inquiry
White House lobbyists led by Bryce Harlow pressured the House Ways and Means Committee on July 25 1969 to delay ending a private-papers loophole. The joint Internal Revenue Committee probes Nixon 1969 72 tax returns including a $576000 deduction for donating his vice presidential papers.
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Letters: Oil diplomacy and US policy provoke critics
Readers condemn Arab leaders for oil policy and support US aid to Israel while urging retaliation and a tougher stance. They argue American policy has long favored a just Palestinians solution and Israeli withdrawal, and mock foreign diplomas as grievances. The second letter muses on fossil fuel limits and urges frugality as a duty.
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Israel
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Corrections to 1973 Economic Report Data
Leland J. Pritchard of Kansas University identifies two errors in the December 1973 J W Money Infla tion and Interest. He states the 1972 money velocity is 59 and the 1965-72 bank credit growth rate is 9 percent annually.
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Singer Fanny Heldy Dies at 77 in Paris
Paris engraced opera star Fanny Heldy died last Thursday at 77. She debuted in 1920 at the Paris Opera and retired in 1939 after marrying textile magnate Marcel Boussac. Her death was announced on Monday following a private funeral.
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Opinion Page Description From The Journal World
Editorial writers and columnists express personal views on public affairs. The page invites informed readers to evaluate criticism and commendation and supports free interchange of ideas for democratic government.
Senate Acts on Rhodesia Embargo Measure
The Senate approved a bill to reinstate a U S embargo on Rhodesian chrome ore by a 54 to 37 roll call and sent it to the House. Supporters framed the move as backing UN sanctions from 1968, while opponents led by Sen. Byrd warned it could threaten national security by boosting Russia’s chrome imports.
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New Auto Insurance Law Takes Effect January First
Kansas faces a compulsory liability insurance law starting Jan. 1. All drivers must carry insurance or risk license suspension, potential jail time, or fines. Existing policyholders remain covered. new tags require proof of insurance or a state-verified credit of financial security where applicable.
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Bell
Elton Lobban
State Director of Vehicles
Tax Reports a Delicate Matter in Nixon Tax Debate
The piece discusses privacy of tax returns for public officials, contrasting Nixon's disclosure with calls for others’ tax transparency. It argues personal finances, including charitable giving and private burdens, shape actions and cautions against erasing privacy in pursuit of political dirt.
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