Lawrence Journal-World 1972 Staff and Rates Notice
The Lawrence Journal-World lists its staff roles and publication details including President Publisher Executive Editor Managing Editor and ww News T Editor Advertising Director ww Controller. It provides established history 1854 and pricing by carrier mail rates for Douglas counties other Kansas counties and nationwide. Published daily except Sunday in Lawrence Kansas with December 26 1972 date.
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Dolph Simons &R
Fiditor
Dolph Ie TR
Ww News
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Remembering Harry S Truman A Tribute From The Nation
The piece lauds former president Harry S Truman praising his directness loyalty to family and public service. It contrasts his two presidential moods and notes the public mourning over his illness and death. It concludes he merited national appreciation and may be judged superior to many peers.
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Harry Truman
Mr. Truman
Truman
Kansas City
United States
Lawrence
White House
Tax reform clash frames Nixon plan and Mills stance
In Little Rock, Rep Wilbur Mills rejects White House push to delay tax reform for foreign trade legislation. George Shultz presses early reform while Treasury allies draft tighter minimum tax rules. Separate notes on CIA chief Helms’ dismissal link budget focus to intelligence leadership.
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Washington
Nixon Economics
George Shultz
Little Rock
Ark
Wilbur D. Mills
Taxation
Capitol Hill
House Ways and Means
Nixon
Ways and Means
Mills
Shultz
Treasury
White House
New York
William Simon
the Treasury
William Gifford
Shultz & Co
Baton Rouge
Russell B. Long
Senate Finance Committee
Long
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Richard Helms
Helms
James R. Schlesinger
Atomic Energy Commission
Schlesinger
Public remarks show Truman on religion politics and civility
A collection of Harry S. Truman quotes covers religion noting his Baptist upbringing and Ten Commandments, his view of politics and civilian leadership, military governance concerns, work ethic, distrust of Soviet leaders, civil rights views with harsh discipline, tax philosophy, and walking for health. The remarks span 1953 to 1963 across various venues.
Price tag switching fuels new shoplifting tactic
Merchants battle a rising crime as thieves swap price tags during busy periods like Christmas. Shoppers place cheap item tags on expensive goods, then face rushed or inexperienced cashiers who may not catch the mispricing. If questioned, thieves claim the item was found that way.
Crime in self service stores harms prices and store costs
The author argues that theft and dishonesty in self service stores, like shoplifting, raise operating costs and push higher prices on consumers. Everyone subsidizes the crook by bearing higher costs and prices.
Christmas remembered across decades in Lawrence
Christmas Eve and Christmas Day services drew crowds despite heavy snowfall. Baker University sent two Chinese students to see their families in California. The Salvation Army led the Lawrence Christmas Bureau in brightening holidays for over 300 local families.
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Baker University
California
Lawrence
Salvation Army
Washington
Kansas State
Ralph Graham
K-State
Graham
Kansas All-Sports Hall of Fame
Elks Club
Abraham Lincoln
10Th and
Tennessee
Yukon Hootch Debuts In Klondike 73 Celebration
Letters praise Yukon liquor Yukon Hootch blends Canadian and imported rums for the Klondike 73 year long 75th anniversary event produced by the Territorial government sold in 12 and 25 ounce bottles Yukon liquor control director Rollie Thibault explains the origin during Gold Rush days. Ballard Center thanks contributors after Christmas parties feed 75 children and 50 seniors and expresses holiday gratitude to Lawrence community members and sponsors.
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Yukon
Rollie Thibault
Liquor Control
Ballard Community Center
Lawrence
Ballard Center
Consultant Status Awaits After Key Role in Capital
A former Deputy Undersecretary of Health Commerce Transportation and Meat Inspection, Wendell Watercress becomes a Washington consultant. He coordinates policy shuffles involving Commerce Housing Urban Development and the White House while handling pressure from a political donor. The scene shows him telephoning clients about reservoir moves and regulatory issues as he previews his advisory work.
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Washington
Wendell Watercress
Bughwalo J
Reporters shield laws push in Congress and states
More than 20 bills seek to guarantee reporters safety of confidential sources. Senator Weicker argues the measure protects a constitutional right and public access to news. Governor Rockefeller backs nationwide shield laws amid concerns over judicial and political pressure on journalists.
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Congress
Lowell Weicker Jr
Connecticut
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Sen. Weicker
Gallup
Nixon Bombing Policy Reframed in Opinion Piece
An opinion column argues Nixon’s renewed bombing is a logical result of failed Paris talks with North Vietnam. It critiques Kissinger’s stance, outlines North Vietnamese hawks and doves, and questions New York Times editors over their view of U S policy and humanitarian standards.
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Richard Nixon
Paris
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Nixon
Hanoi
North Vietnam
South
Hawks
Doves
Thieu
South Vietnam
The
New York Times
United States
Southeast Asia
the Times
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