Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publication details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists editors and publishers including Editor OLPH and Simons Jr as President Publisher Bill Yer, with Ralph Gages as Executive Editor and Darela LL as Managing Editor. The paper, published 1891 to 1952, operates daily except Sunday from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, Lawrence Kansas, with various subscription rates and AP and ABC affiliations.
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Dolph Simons SR
Olph
Simons JR
Bill Yer
Ralph Gages
Darela LL
Sanes
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Journal-World Stands For
The Journal-World declares its commitment to accurate fair news reporting and separation of opinion from fact. It pledges to safeguard citizens rights regardless of race creed or economic status and to expose dishonesty in public affairs while supporting community improvement projects.
Elections Near For Three City Commission Seats
The article urges voters to choose capable leaders as three city commission seats face filing deadlines next Tuesday. Incumbent Mayor John Emick is expected to run again, while Charles Fisher and Robert Pulliam plan not to seek reelection, highlighting the need for strong alternatives.
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John Emick
Charles Fisher
Robert Pulliam
Emick
Lawrence
Power Crunch Sparks NSC Study On U S Energy Policy
President Nixon orders a confidential NSC review on long term effects of oil and gas shortages on U S foreign policy. Ehrlichman Kissinger and Shultz lead the analysis as urgency grows for new energy technology and possible dependence shifts. Henry M Jackson calls for a billion dollar crash program to end foreign oil reliance.
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Washington
Nixon
National Security Council
NSC
U.S
White House
John Ehrlichman
Henry Kissinger
George Shultz
Middle East
Siberia
Ehrlichman and Kissinger
Ehrlichman
Henry M. Jackson
Jackson
Senate Interior Committee
Hope and Nixon remarks amid Vietnam war era reflections
Comedian Bob Hope jokes about another Christmas tour to entertain service members in Vietnam despite cease fire tensions. President Nixon defends avoiding a public appearance with returning prisoners, praising their privacy and urging non grandstanding. The piece also recalls historical notes from 1963 1948 and 1933 including civic planning moves and parking meter policy, and closes with a prayer for courage and integrity.
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Bob Hope
Vietnam
Nixon
Travis Air Force Base
California
White House
We Need Honest History Teaching for American Youth
The piece argues POWs should be allowed quiet adjustment after war service and praises Nixon for openness to returnees. It defends U S imperial history and World War II actions, criticizes leftist anti American sentiment, and calls for better American history education to counter disinformation from groups like the World Council of Churches.
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Korea
Vietnam
Nixon
White House
America
Islands
Hawaii
Guam
Philippines
Canal Zone
Panama
Columbia
Trust Territories
Mexico
Cuba
Latin America
Africa
Greater East Asia
Hitler
Joseph Goebbels
Letters propose public film guide and clearer ratings
Jerome D. Robins argues for a no charge monthly theater guide listing films with explicit content notes to help parents decide suitability. He also defends boating enthusiasts and urges Clinton Reservoir rules to limit noisy motors, favoring electric motors and local access.
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Perry
Pomona
Clinton Reservoir
Lawrence
Game Commission
Jerome D. Robins
Sweden Named as U S Enemy in Mock Interview Satire
In a satirical interview, Heinrich Himmelfarb suggests Sweden as the new threat to the United States. He ridicules the idea of finding an enemy, citing Sweden’s alleged influence via massage parlors and films while mocking antiwar diplomacy and Nixon administration policy.
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Himmelfarb
White House
Peking
Pat Nixon
Chou En-lai
Sweden
United States
Free World
Stockholm
Nixon
Hanoi
Bartok Quartet Delivers Fine KU Chamber Recital
The Bartok Quartet performed at Swarthout Hall as part of the KU Chamber Music Series. Komlos Devich Nemeth Botvay demonstrated outstanding virtuosity in Mozart Schubert and Debussy quartets with precise ensemble, strong dynamics, and expressive phrasing. An encore Mozart quartet from K458 delighted the audience.
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Bartok
Swarthout Recital Hall
Peter Komlos
Sandor Devich
Geza Nemeth
Karoly Botvay
Mozart
Schubert
Debussy
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Lawrence Daily Journal- World
W. C. Simons
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
Lawrence, Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulation
The
Associated Press
Journal-World
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Old Home Town
Riverside
Lawrence School Board
Douglas County
Clearfield
Wellsville
Landon
Delbert Richardson
Lawrence High
Union Pacific
By Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Puerto Rico
American Virgin
Kaiser Bill
Franz Josef
Belgium
Britain
France
Lenin
Russia
Europe
Tehran
Yalta
Potsdam
F.D.R
Harry Turman
Central
Bonins
Ryukyus
South
Sakhalin
Japan
United Nations
U.N. Security Council
Sam
Southeast Asia
Malaysia
South Vietnam
Asia
Red
World Council of Churches
Bangkok
WCC
Moscow
Letters To the Journal-World
Indivi
George Cukor
Leonard Hollmann
W. 25Th
Slough Creek
Perry Reservoir
Ireland
Art Buchwald
Heinrich Himmelfarb
China
FBI
Soviet Union
Howard Boyajian
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