Lawrence Daily Journal World Staff and Publication Details
The Lawrence Daily Journal-World announces its executive editorial team and publication history. It notes D S Simons Sr and Jr, Ralph Gage, Jack Starkey, and Leo Eller among staff, with W C Simons as editor. Operationally it lists advertising, management, and circulation details plus established date 1854.
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Dolph Simons SR
Dolph C. Simons JR
Ralph Gage
Jack Starkey
Leo Eller
Eee
Rome bombing sparks renewed calls for restraint on terrorism
The writer condemns the Rome airport attack and argues that sympathy for guerrilla causes cannot justify mass murder. They warn Arab nations and Israel must curb such violence to prevent future atrocities and reject supportive sentiment toward terrorists.
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Rome
My Lai
Malmedy
Dachau
Israel
Proxmire Warns On Military Power And Oil Dependence
In a Senate address Wisconsin's Sen. William Proxmire argues civilian control of the military is vital as the United States confronts a bloated officer corps with shrinking manpower. He links oil shortages and rising gasoline prices to policy choices and questions U.S. reliance on overseas refining.
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William Proxmire
Wisconsin
United States Senate
Sen. Proxmire
Congress
Army
Navy
Air Force
United States
U.S
Russia
Tran
Persia
Saudia Arabia
Venezuela
Libya
America
Japan
Great Britain
France
West Germany
Nixon aides eyed new tax loophole for presidential papers
White House planners in 1972 73 discussed reinstating tax deductions for donations of presidential papers to fatten Nixon's post office value. Led by Kalmbach with Dean Ehrlichman and Haldeman, the effort aimed to shield Nixon financially, amid Operation Candor and Watergate clouding policy.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Nixon White House
Mr. Nixon
Disney World
Fla
Lyndon B. Johnson
Congress
Herbert Kalmbach
John W. Dean III
H. R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Oval Office
Nixon aides push Operation Candor for public confidence
White House assistants stress Operation Candor as a means to boost public confidence in President Nixon and his circle. The described effort appears misaligned with observed performance and accountability.
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White House
Nixon
Congress Grumbling Over Nixon White House Candor
Congressmen complain of aloof treatment from the Nixon White House despite talks of candor. Rep. Charles Whalen asks questions about the White House Plumbers and gets no reply after letter and verbal attempts. Sen. Charles Mathias also seeks justification with no answer as Evans and Novak note Capitol Hill discontent.
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Nixon
Charles Whalen
Ohio
White House
Whalen
Sen
Charles Mathias
Maryland
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Capitol Hill
Mr. Nixon
Congress
Old Home Town Highlights from 1963 and 1948
Lawrence public schools planned immediate teacher recruitment after state printer Jean M. Neibarger resigned. Gov John Anderson weighed a successor as area faced a 25 degree day warming to teens overnight. Also noted: Christmas dance hosts and Sigma Xi members at KU with mild weather for the season.
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Lawrence Public
Jean M. Neibarger
Lawrence
John Anderson
Margaret Ann Black
Nancy Gilchrist
Castle Tea Room
Sigma Xi
William Hambleton
Francis Hammer
Robert Kloepper
Addie Egbert
A Prayer For Today Prayer
A brief devotional prayer asks for divine guidance to love and understand others, grateful for Jesus' example and presence in daily life. It closes with an Amen.
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Heavenly Father
Jesus
Arab oil plan eases Kissinger burden in Gaza war talks
Washington reports a marginal shift in Arab oil policy easing the embargo pressure on the United States. Kuwait joins Saudi Arabia in a slightly softer stance while insisting Israel withdraw from 1967 territories. Kissinger negotiates to align Arab concessions with Israel's withdrawal, aiming to blunt political damage to the Nixon administration. King Faisal signals support for Jerusalem settlement terms agreed by Egypt, Syria, Jordan, and Lebanon.
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U.S
Israel
Kuwait
Zaki Yamani
Yamani
U. S
Saudi Arabia
Kissinger
Nixon
West Bank
Suez Canal
Egypt
Jerusalem
Syria
Jordan
Lebanon
Faisal
The Hands of Christmas Christ-centered Farmer's Wife Tribute
A Lawrence writer pays tribute to his mother, a farm wife, praising hands that labor and lead in service to God. The piece honors hands that sow, harvest, cook, sew, and comfort, embodying Christmas spirit through work, care, and faith.
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Lawrence
Jesus
Farmers Waiting on Beans Advised to Check on Trend
Manhattan reports a large portion of this year's soybean crop remains with farmers who aim for $8 to $10 a bushel. An expert notes selling half before year end could lock similar net returns via futures. Tax concerns and rising farm income shape decisions on selling beans now or later.
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Manhattan
Kansas State University Extension
Roy Frederick
Frederick
The Challenge of Voluntarism in Topeka Prices
Mid December Topeka prices ranged from 5.65 to 5.75 dollars, about 2 dollars higher than the previous year. Producers still recall last June’s prices as a benchmark.
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Topeka
War Talk and Market Rumors in a 1970s Keyboard
A fragmented column blends grain market outlook with an implausible wartime fantasy. Frederick predicts soy prices and farmer strategies for 1974 while Wanamaker jokes about declaring war on France to curb energy use and fuel public sacrifice.
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Indochina
Wanamaker
France
Bob Hope
Raquel Welch
Caution on Auto Insurance Policy Numbers for Plates
Letter warns uninsured motorists about the Jan 1 1974 Kansas no fault law and a lag in policy number issuance. County Treasurer says license plates require a policy number, not just insurer name and receipt. Advice urges applying now to avoid delays and possible penalties. Bill Hogle, 901 Tenn.
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Kansas
Edythe L. Norman
Douglas Couny
Bill Hogle
Santa Burned In Explosion In Fort Scott
James Batten, 81, longtime Santa for Fort Scott children and former chamber of commerce manager, was burned Thursday when a propane leak ignited in a trailer used as a Santa headquarters at the pedestrian mall. Fire Chief Donald Branier said the blast blew out windows and a door, likely caused by a stove burner left on to warm the space.
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Fort Scott
Kan
James Batten
Santa Claus
Batten
Chamber of Commerce
Donald Branier
Wichita Commissioner Seeks Go Go Dancer License
Wichita city commissioner Connie Peters urges a go go dancer license as a protest against gender rules. The 33 year old mother of three paid a $6 fee and reported to the vice squad for the required identification photo, aiming to spotlight perceived humiliation of female entertainers.
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Wichita, Kan
Connie Peters
Peters
Vice Squad
Proxmire Slips on Ice Injuring Senator at Capitol Route
Wisconsin Democrat William Proxmire slipped on icy sidewalks during a routine jog to the Capitol after a nine inch snow storm. He suffered a cut above the eye and a twisted shoulder, leaving him with an arm in a sling.
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Washington
William Proxmire
Capitol
Wisconsin
Proxmire
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Sixth and
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Telephone
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Kansas Counties
Kansas City
By Rowland Evans
Cannor
Old Home Town
Helen Logan
Baldwin
Journal-World and Merchants
Henry A. Kissinger
Algeria
Art Buchwald
Henry Kissinger
Brussels
Champs Elysees
Journal-World
Santa
Wichita
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