Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and pricing notes
The item lists the Lawrence Daily Journal World staff positions led by editor Dolph C. Simons Jr and publisher Dolph Simons Sr with executive editor, managing editor, and advertising manager named. It also records the paper’s address, phone, and historical note, plus subscription rates across carrier and mail, by region.
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Dolph Simons SR
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Ralph Gage
Jack Starkey
Leo Eller
Good Will Toward Men and World Peace
Opinion article urges universal good will beyond Christianity. It argues peace on earth starts with kindness to others in all relationships and societies, not just during Christmas, highlighting understanding, fairness, compassion, and tolerance as paths to harmony.
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Israel
Energy tips from William Simon to ease the energy crisis
National energy chief William Simon urges home, car, and office changes. Home thermostats at 68, 55 60 at night, weatherize. car pooling and 50 mph limit. careful office energy use. Several tips aim to improve efficiency without undue hardship.
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National Energy
William Simon
Kemper Urges Moral Leadership in Business
New York AP James S Kemper Jr president of Kemper Insurance urges moral leadership in business saying crooked or unethical executives harm markets and that trade groups should police members. He proposes sanctions within NAM and the National Chamber of Commerce to ostracize bad actors. Edward Rust of the Chamber echoed similar thoughts and NAM agenda set for January.
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New York
James S. Kemper Jr
Kemper
Kemper Insurance Group
University of Southern California
National Association of Manufacturers
National Chamber of Commerce
NAM
Chamber of Commerce
Edward Rust
Chamber
The
Christmas Season Notes From Old Town Headlines
Weather hints of 30s for Christmas and warm spell after arctic blast. Lawrence High Watkins Scholars listed, along with Summerfield and Honor Scholars. Post Office reports Christmas rush caught up. KU football receipts rise 45000 over budget. $5000 gift to KU Endowment. Pete Mehringer earns All America second team. A son born to the Empress of Japan, 12th Mikado. Condemnation started for street right of way at 17th and Louisiana. Prayer ends with peace and joy.
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Lawrence High Watkins
Nancy Gallup
Nancy Paretsky
Lucy Jean Price
Summerfield
Albert Brune
James McCalla
Russell Merrill
Michael Rasmussen
Erik Wright
Ruth Greene
Elizabeth Spray
David Leonard
W. D. Rake
Kansas University
Logan Clendening
KU Endowment Association
Japan
17Th
Louisiana
University
Nader vs Nixon Milk Tape Jokes Stir National Debate
The piece critiques Ralph Nader and Nixon era ethics as it recounts Nader’s bid to obtain a private Oval Office tape and Dobrovic's party listening session. It notes tax deduction practices by officials, mentions Galbraith and a general Services Administration inquiry, and questions value of the milk tape.
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Nixon
Nader
Ralph Nader
Dobrovir
Mr. Dobrovir
Mr. Nader
Dobrovic
United States
General Services Administration
Humphrey
Dwight Eisenhower
Fears About Kansas Farms Baseless Survey Finds
Kansas farmers did not plow grassland to plant more wheat. A Kansas State University extension survey of 1,200 Farm Management Association members shows 4 percent plowing grassland, 43 percent moving land from other grains, 32 percent using fallow land, and 9 percent shifting from hay. Fertilizer shortages affected 26 percent statewide, higher in central areas. 67 percent of farmers increased wheat acreage, aided by land purchases and the new government program, while 13 percent kept the same and 20 percent planted less due to wet weather.
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Manhattan
Kansas
USDA
Kansas Farm
Managment Assn
Kansas State University Extension
K-State
Farm Management Assn
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Roy Frederick
Frederick
Douglas County
Ellsworth County
Mitchell County
Gray County
Rice County
Barton County
Kansas Farm Management
Energy debate and tax on state oil profits sparks letter
Clayton Stone of Utah criticizes elected officials for inaction on energy policy. He cites Gulf Coast oil wells and shale oil in Colorado while Kansas lacks a severance tax. He urges taxation of outside producers to fund state needs and less lobbying in state legislation. A separate AP item notes Bob Hope entertaining veterans at Letterman Army Hospital in San Francisco.
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Journal-World
U.S. Geological Survey
Atantic
Louisiana
Gulf Coast
Colorado
United States
Gov. Edwards
Texas
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Kansas
San Francisco
Bob Hope
Hope
Letterman Army Hospital
Holiday traffic safety appeal from Lawrence police wives group
Judy Crossfield and the Ladies Auxiliary No. 2 of Lawrence Kansas urge defensive driving and sober preparation for the holiday season. They call for strict enforcement to prevent traffic accidents and remind families to slow down and watch for pedestrians during busy travel times.
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Judy Crossfield
Ladies Auxiliary No. 2
Lawrence
Kan
Order of Police
Libraries Lose Donations After Tax Deduction Cut
Washington reports that the Library of Congress and numerous state libraries and historical groups have seen a sharp drop in donations of official and personal papers by prominent Americans since a 1969 tax deduction change. Officials say contributions have virtually dried up.
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Washington
Library of Congress
Rhodes predicts GOP comeback before 1974 elections
House Republican Leader John J. Rhodes of Arizona forecast a Republican rebound from Watergate before Election Day 1974. In a broadcast interview he noted the GOP often trails by 11 months yet still ends up ahead at ballots.
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Washington
House
John J. Rhodes
Arizona
GOP
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W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Telephone
Donglas
Kansas Counties
Kansas City
St. Luke
Jesus Christ
Bethlehem
Simon
John Cunniff
Old Home Town
Pete Mehringer
Collier’s Magazine
William Buckley JR
Pharoah Khudu
Eleanor Roosevelt
Oval Room
Judge Sirica
Congressman Rodino
Professor John Kenneth Galbraith
Southwest
Northwest
Ford County
Linn County
Bob
Clayton Stone
Utah
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