Lawrence Daily Journal World Public Notice Summary
Public record style notice listing the Lawrence Daily Journal World publication details. It notes establishment in 1844 and dates of operation 1891 to 1952, publisher The World Company, address Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, Lawrence Kansas. It includes telephone, subscription rates by carrier and mail, tax and regional pricing details and Bureau of Audit membership.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Wan
Telephone
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Devaluation and its Expected Effects on Trade
Monetary experts discuss how dollar devaluation and higher gold prices affect international exchange. A weaker dollar could boost US exports like wheat and turpentine while raising costs for imports and foreign cars. If foreign nations keep their currencies aligned, the trade balance may improve and gold outflow slow.
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U.S
Alcohol Warnings From Kansas City Chief on Holiday Drinking
Police chief Clarence Kelley warns against coffee or cold showers after drinking. He says alcohol remains in the bloodstream and only time eliminates it, warning drivers and pedestrians about false boosts in confidence.
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Kansas City
Clarence Kelley
Kelley
Reagan under fire in Newsweek attack on California
Newsweek portrays Ronald Reagan as failing as California governor and seeking Nixon support amid a Democratic legislature and budget strain. The piece notes midterm popularity drop, recalls, and a contentious tax bill while comparing cost trends to New York City’s mayor.
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Disneyland
Reagan
Reagan's political path and Nixon's role analyzed
Commentary examines Ronald Reagan's 1972 outlook and the implied Nixon alliance. It argues Reagan needs Nixon strategically in California reforms and denies motives of cabinet posts or ambassadorships. The piece contrasts Newsweek's view with Reagan's real aims and political moves.
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Newsweek
Nixon
Alan Cranston
Ronald Reagan
California
Rockefeller
Goldwater
HEW
White House
Wise Men Gifts Price Rises Amid Bethlehem Trade
In Bethlehem the cost of frankincense and myrrh climbs about 20 percent from last Christmas as pilgrims buy up to 80 pounds yearly. Small shops fronting Manager Square and alleys sell the Arabic named Babhour and Luban, both imported resins.
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United States
U.S
Bethlehem
Orient
Jesus
Mama and Papa
Manager Square
Babhour
Luban
George Haboun
Opinion page overview from The Journal World
Editorial writers and columnists present personal viewpoints on public affairs. Letters, cartoons, and columns invite citizen participation and provoke thoughtful discussion to support democratic government through free exchange of ideas.
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U.N. General Assembly
World Court
France
Soviet Union
No-Fault Talk Confusing
AP reports confusion over no fault auto insurance as Massachusetts leads with a plan and several states study or adopt by year end. An Aetna overview debunks eight common beliefs, noting lawsuits, premiums, and legitimate injury claims under no fault.
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New York
Massachusets
Illinois
Delaware
Oregon
Florida
Massachusetts
Congress
Aetna Life & Casualty
Aetna
Dept. of Transportation
Weather, ski season, and local notes from Lawrence
In 1961 bitter cold and snow lingered since December 9 with more snow and subfreezing temperatures. A car hit a gasoline pump at Ray's Truck Stop but foam prevented a major fire. KU ski club enjoyed winter conditions as Mount Oread drew skiers.
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Kansas University
Mount Oread
Prayer Note on Forgiveness and Peace Through Christ
A church prayer asks forgiveness for choosing our own way and facing hardship. It thanks God for Christ and for the peace and soul-saving leadership he provides to the world.
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Christ
White House unfazed by Ashbrook challenge in New Hampshire primary
The White House expects conservative Rep. John Ashbrook to siphon anti Nixon votes, aiding liberal Rep. Paul McCloskey in New Hampshire. Reagan Thurmond Goldwater Tower support backs Nixon, while Rep. Sam Devine may stay loyal. Florida vote suggests Ashbrook limited.
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Walington
White House
Nixon
John Ashbrook
Ohio
Ashbrook
Paul N
Pete) McCloskey
California
New Hampshire
William Loeb
Manchester, N.H
McCloskey
Ronald Reagan
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Berry Goldwater
Arizona
John Tower
Texas
Sam Devine
Republican House
Devine
Mr. Nixon
House
Scions of Italy Fail 17th Time
Parliament failed again to elect a president with only Communist and Socialist support. Deputy Premier Francesco De Martino won 397 votes of 969 electors, far short of the 505 needed as 541 abstained and 31 were blank or scattered.
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Scions
Italy
Rome
Francesco de Martino
de Martino
Some of My Best Friends Are Women column excerpt
Editor note introduces a Women's Coalition column exploring how traditional fairy tale roles limit women. The lyrics critique the princess fantasy and autonomy, urging women to choose living authentically rather than awaiting rescue or protection.
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Journal-World Opinion
Women’s Coalition
Kriss Avery
Suzi Teegarden
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