Lawrence Daily Journal World publication details 1864 history
The document lists the Lawrence Daily Journal World history and staff names including President Publisher Bill Nae and Executive Editor Memacvems, with editing and advertising roles. It notes publication by The World Company from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas and provides subscription rates by carrier and mail across regions.
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Dolph Simons SR
Boupes Cs Mons SR
Bill Nae
Memacvemseseanen
Ralph Men
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Bush on U.N. role and world unity
Former U.N. ambassador and GOP chair George Bush champions cautious U.N. reform while urging world cooperation. He cites future shocks from overpopulation pollution and arms race, urging constructive global action and a Golden Rule approach.
Critic Denenberg Roils Insurance Field With Blunt Claims
New York AP reports Pennsylvania Insurance Commissioner Herbert Denenberg, a fired up regulator, challenges medical, legal and insurance sectors. He cites 2–4 million unnecessary surgeries, 5 percent of doctors as incompetent, 15 percent of dentists as dishonest, and argues agents push high commission life policies. He advocates disclosure of agent commissions and expands shopper guides on costs and substandard care.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Herbert Denenberg
Pennsylvania Medical Society
Association of Trial Lawyers
United States
Denenberg
American Medical Association
Life, Health and Casualty
Life
University of Pennsylvania
Wharton School of Finance
Beausoleil Threats Highlight Prison Standoff
A convicted killer serving life for a July 1969 fatal stabbing issued a menacing warning about further trouble and urged ominous prayers, prompting questions about his intent and confinement safeguards. Authorities weigh security responses as he refrains from specifics.
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Beausoleil
Lawrence City OKs Project 800 and pool bonds vote urged
Unanimous endorsement of the Project 800 plan for Vermont Street was given by the Lawrence City Commission as merchants led by Chamber of Commerce President Jim Clark seek approval. Jaycees campaign for swimming pool bonds at Broken Arrow Park cost about 195000 dollars and sentiment grows in the Kansas Legislature to admit Wichita University to the state system.
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Vermont Street
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Jim Clark
Lawrence Jaycees
Broken Arrow Park
Kansas
Wichita University
Miller Furniture
Hallmark
Ralph Graber
George B. Smith
American Assn
Atlantic City
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
Yale
Sooners
Glenn Cunningham
Delbert Richardson
Blossom Ewing
Lawrence High
Thespians
Bush aims for GOP control of Congress by 1974
George Bush as Republican National Chairman sets goal to win Congress in 1974. He reorganizes the party with Dent Steiger Johnston and Wilson shaping strategy and finance to back GOP candidates nationwide. He stresses neutrality within the party while leveraging Nixon era gains.
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George Bush
United Nations
Nixon
Don McLeod
Bush
Washington
GOP
Congress
Sen
Robert Dole
Bkan
White House
House
Senate
Harry Dent
South Carolina
William Steiger
Wisconsin
Janet Johnston
California
Ronald Reagan
W. Pat Wilson
Nashville
Wilson
Texas
Jones
Smith
House of Congress
Robert Strauss
Strauss
Richard Nixon
On the Other Hand by Gus diZerega
Kansas University graduate student from Wichita writes the regular Journal-World opinion column. The editor notes his Kansas background and Wichita roots as context for the piece.
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Gus Dizerega
Kansas University
Wichita
Journal-World Opinion
Equal Rights Amendment debated amid critics and advocates
The piece argues for the ERA as a protection of equality before the law and questions opponents like Mary Gant and Phyllis Schlafley. It contends protective legislation and wage discrimination harm women and that ERA would address property rights and custody without forcing women to work. It criticizes opponent motives and emphasizes fairness and family stability.
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United States
Congress
Missouri
Mary Gant
Phyllis Schlafley
Schlafley
Gant
Gants
Schlafleys
Gant and
Ladies Gant and Schlafley
Pointers To Pick A Hubby
New York AP humor column lists the kinds of boys to avoid and the traits that signal trouble. The piece lampoons romantic myths by describing flaws such as possessiveness, dishonesty, jealousy, and selfishness, urging careful choice to avoid a failed marriage.
Inquisition Opens Into Wyandotte County Vice Allegations
State attorney general's inquisition began with Kansas City Kansas police to appear today and Thursday on allegations of vice in Wyandotte County. Police Chief John J. Donnelly confirmed subpoenas were issued though he did not know which officers were served. The Kansas City Star reported eight officers slated for subpoenas.
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Kansas City, Kan
Kansas City
Quiet lake concept for Clinton Reservoir discussed
Editor notes proposed multiple use plan for Clinton Reservoir four miles southwest of Lawrence. Proponent argues for a system of lakes with quiet zones to reduce noise and pollution, favoring compatible activities, reduced fuel use, and wildlife education. Nominations for University awards noted.
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Clinton Reservoir
Army Corps of Engineer
Midwest
Forest Service
Bureau of Reclamation
Clinton
Turtle Creek
Perry
John Redmond
Opinion Page Editorials and Letters Description
The Journal World Opinion Page presents editorials letters and columns offering personal views to engage readers in public affairs. It emphasizes informed citizens evaluating criticism and commendation as essential to democratic government and free discourse.
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Journal-World
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van Cliburn
Bobby Beausoleil
Los Angeles
Charles Manson
Halsters
John Cunniff
Old Home Town
By Don McLeod
AP Political Writer
House and
Equal Rights Legislation
Hal Boyle
Clinton Lake
Dan A. Palmquist
Douglas County Environmental Improvement Council
By Dan Palmquist
Bernard Fink
Standard Oil Foundation
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