Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead notes editors and rates
The Lawrence Daily Journal World details its staff led by editor Derre Simons Jr and publisher Bill Axe with various department heads. It lists established in 1854, office at Sixth and New Hampshire, and subscription rates by carrier and mail across regions including Douglas, Kansas, and United States. ACP and ABC memberships noted.
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Dolph
Bas Torr
The
Wold Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Kaw
Journal-World Stands For
The Journal-World dedicates itself to accurate fair news reporting and separation of opinion from news. It pledges to safeguard citizens rights regardless of race creed or economic feature and to expose dishonesty in public affairs. It supports community improvement projects.
Review of the MPAA film rating system and public concerns
The Journal-World notes debate over MPAA ratings G PG R and X and questions about consistency and line drawing. It cites Lawrence parents and observers, plus broader wartime reporting on Vietnam and Viet Cong releases.
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Journal-World
Motion Picture Association of America
Hollywood
MPAA
Lawrence
U.S
Vietnam
Capitalism for American Railroads Promoted Amid Bureaucracy
The essay argues for capitalism over regulation in rail transport, criticizing subsidies and state meddling. It cites low returns, pensions debates, and ICC inefficiency while urging mergers and freer management to modernize tracks, cars, and services. It warns taxpayers will bear the burden if reform stalls.
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Interstate Commerce
ICC
Disunity Over Nixon Budget Plan Divides Democratic Leaders
Washington scene shows Rep. Wilbur Mills and Rep. George Mahon clashing over a federal spending ceiling. Mills pushes line item provisos to curb current-year spending. Mahon calls it unworkable as Republicans listen. Senate aide John McClellan voices alarm at only 62 billion of 269 billion being controllable.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Capitol Hill
Wilbur D. Mills
Arkansas
House
George Mahon
Texas
House Appropriations Committee
Mills
Mahon
Appropriations Committee
Mills-Mahon
Congress
Senate Appropriations Committee
Sen
John McClellan
McClellan
Rep
al Cederberg
Michigan
Cederberg
Mills and Mahon
Lawrence past figures and local notices from 1963
A compact synthesis of 1963 local items noting Charles B. Holmes death at 70 in ill health from cancer. Grant School District declines city system invitation. Jesse Campbell named first general manager of Lawrence Country Club. 1962 sheriff report shows 554 arrests and 128 accidents.
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Charles B. Holmes
Lawrence
Grant School District
Lawrence School Board
Jesse Campbell
Lawrence Country Club
John Crown
Belleview
Weaver
Eudora
Otto Schnellbacher
K Club
Ku-Georgia Tech
Hoch Auditorium
W. E. Spalding
H. A. Jetmore
W. K. Bruner
George Hedrick
France Purges English Words in Franglais War
A letter reports France under President Pompidou expelling 350 English terms from the French lexicon to purge Franglais. The note warns of potential Anglo-American retaliation and laments the move amid global detente and cultural exchange.
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James
Washington
Georges Pompidou
France
England
United States
President Pompidou
Au Courant
Life Repeats Itself in Circles of Change Across Times
A collection of observations on cycles in life and social habits, noting waxing and waning trends from beards to fashion. The piece lampoons cynicism, marriage, and gender roles while wryly commenting on American life and consumer culture.
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New York
Airplane discount plans face CAB hearing over fares
The Civil Aeronautics Board paused its cancellation of family and youth discount fares after hearings begin on basic rates. Airlines like TWA American and United push to keep or alter the plans, arguing discounts shift traffic and boost viability while reducing average fare costs for regular passengers.
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New York
Civil Aeronautics Board
Trans World Airlines
TWA
American Airlines
United Air Lines
Melvin A. Brenner
Eastern Air Lines
Eastern
Today in History February 3 1973 events and birthdays
On February 3 historic events include the United States breaking relations with Germany in 1917 and the Illinois Territory creation in 1809. Other notes cite the Dirigo launch in 1894 and the 16th Amendment ratification in 1913. Birthdays include James Michener and Norman Rockwell. Franklin quote offered.
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United States
Germany
Territory of
Illinois
Bath
Maine
U.S
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Paris
Manila
John F. Kennedy
Cuba
Canada
South Vietnam
Saigon
Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
James Michener
Norman Rockwell
Benjamin Franklin
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Old Home Town
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