Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and publication data
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists staff including President Publisher C. Simons Sr and Executive Editor KF, with editors and departments noted. The 1854 establishment is cited along with contact details, editorial leadership, and subscription rates for various regions.
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LPH Simons SR
Dite Olph C. Simons SR
ILL Mayer Jin Vee Aw
LPH Gage
Aryl Hall
Ree Pontiu Vee
FO KL
Buying Moods and Christmas Prospects Amid Winter Weather
Merchants expect a strong Christmas season as early winter weather drives shoppers. Early reports from Lawrence area merchants show sales are improving despite occasional storms, with good weather helping overall mood and activity.
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Lawrence
Teacher shortage debates efficiency over hiring
A National Education Association study notes a surplus of trainee teachers with 337,619 prepared to teach vs 197,000 needed as enrollment grows 45.6 million. It argues for efficiency and lower pupil ratios, while cautioning against hiring for hiring’s sake and urging budget tightening to meet conditions.
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National Education Assn
NEA
Battery Jumper Cables Safety On The Road
Ford Customer Service Division warns boosters face risks when jump starting in bad weather. Keep vehicles from touching and turn off all electrical devices to avoid sparks, short circuits and battery drains during the hookup.
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Ford Customer Service Division
Personal finances mix good and bad outlook in 1973
New York reports a mixed 1973 finance view with Social Security tax increases on both employee and employer, higher deduction base, and resumed contributions for high earners. The year also brings rising Christmas credit use and potential refund checks from 1972 overwithholding, with economists unsure if they will curb inflation or be spent.
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Internal Revenue Service
Nixon
Hegelstein
Congress
Warce
Vietnam
Proper Battery Boosting Safety and Methods
Neutral position in the vehicle using vent caps removed and cloth coverage to prevent acid spray. Connect positive to positive and ground negative to engine block with engines off. Proper procedure reduces risk of injury, death, and costly damage during jump starts.
Lawrence KPL Plans New $225000 Headquarters
Austin Stedham unveils plans for a new Lawrence headquarters for Kansas Power & Light at the southeast corner of Ninth and Tennessee. Completion targeted for summer 1963. the old plant sits at 7th and Mass. Weather notes report heat drops and more Christmas snow. readings up to 60.
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Lawrence
Kansas Power & Light
Austin Stedham
Ninth and
Tennessee
KPL
7Th and
Mass
James Bibb
City Commission Tackles Snow Removal and Downtown Upgrades
Letter from Jack Rose and Karen Dixon discuss local issues in Lawrence. They address snow removal, downtown sawtooth curb effects, lighting delays, meter updates, and the 1100 block condemnation. They praise public input and note toys drive for Christmas Bureau.
Taxpayer Facing Social Security Jolt in 1973
The Chicago Sun Times reports anew year, higher withholding and raised wage cap will boost Social Security costs. Affected workers face an extra burden as the payroll tax rises, with 1973 costs estimated at 13.9 billion dollars.
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Chicago Sun- Times
America
Warce talks mix peace and warce in Indochina debate
In Washington the concept of warce emerges from Kissinger talks as a mixed peace option. Hegelstein argues a warce treaty could replace peace talks, with cease fire, stalemate, and potential long duration. The piece also notes rising Social Security taxes and a Vatican Christmas Mass planned by Pope Paul VI at Mt Sorrate.
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Washington
Kissinger
Paris
Vietnam
Hallaby Hegelstein
Indochina
Warce
United States
Hanoi
Nixon
Vatican City
Pope Paul VI
Mt. Soratte
Rome
On the Other Hand By Gus diZerega
Editor note introduces Gus diZerega a Kansas University graduate student from Wichita who writes a regular column for the Journal World Opinion Page.
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Gus Dizerega
Kansas University
Wichita
Journal-World Opinion
New Haven Cafe Sparks Lawrence Business Boom
A reflective piece on the New Haven Cafe in Lawrence notes its role as a social hub for counterculture patrons who then start local businesses. The writer praises independent merchants, urges zoning changes on Dread Street, and argues hitchhiking areas could boost safety and entrepreneurship.
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New Haven
Harry Kroeger
the Mercantile
Regina Wells
Lawrence
Regina
Rock Chalk
Chamber of Commerce
The
Haven
Harry’s Mercantile
Seventh Street
Brown’s Shooting Gallery
Kansas Key Press
Suzi Cream Cheese
Tredo’s
Skiffington-Dunn Constr. Co
Quantrill’s Flea Market
Sunshine Surplus
Discount Records
Hilltop Child Care Center
Strawberry Fields
Massachusetts
Boulder
Fort Collins
Colo
Colorado
Dread Street
Suburbia
America
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