Lawrence Journal World Advertisement Listing 1954 Rates
Local notice from The World Company in Lawrence Kansas outlines advertising rates and delivery areas. Rates listed: $2.05 per month for weekly service in the nearest counties. $12.42 per year for nationwide. other rates include $16.58 per year for Kansas City and related regions. Contact details provided for subscriptions.
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Tesuelee
Ohere Cercier
Art Avaieble
Kansas
Kensan City
Pyronik Msewhera
United States
Journal-World Pledges Fair Reporting And Civic Duty
The Journal-World proclaims accuracy and fairness in news, separation of opinion from reporting, and protection of citizens’ rights. It commits to exposing dishonesty in public affairs, supporting community improvement, and aiding the disadvantaged.
New Year Wishes From the Journal-World
A 1972 greeting from the Journal-World extends best wishes for the new year. It reflects on 1971 as a strong year and hopes 1972 surpasses expectations for readers and the community.
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The
Journal-World
Peace Via Justice Promotes Justice as Basis for Peace
Pope Paul VI on New Year's Day 1972 urges peace through justice, noting peace evolves from effort, sacrifice, and respect for man. He says justice must be defined and enacted, with Great cause for optimism if justice expands globally, despite troubled spots. Local note highlights Douglas County Historical Society gaining a title to old city hall and plans with KU museums to create major Midwest museum and visitor site.
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Vatican
Paul VI
Pope Paul
Douglas County Historical Society
Watkins Bank
11Th and
Mass
KU Museum of Art
Museum of ‘Natural History
Midwest
America must modernize to speed up jobs and output
The piece argues the dollar is weaker, trade deficits rise, and U.S. labor loses jobs to foreign competition. It cites rising wages, failed policies, and weak depreciation rules. It warns America has turned a corner only by modernizing and boosting production per wage dollar to avoid deeper trouble.
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U.S
Andrew Biemiller
Afl-Cio Department of Legislation
Herbert W. Robinson
International Management Systems
America
Nixon Delaying Mitchell Move in 1972 Campaign Shuffle
Washington reports Attorney General John Mitchell delays resigning from the Justice Department to run Nixon's re election effort. A White House decision on a successor remains unsettled while L Patrick Gray III emerges as a possible alternative. Debates over Kleindienst and Gray reflect broader campaign strategy. In Chicago, McGovern faces reformist backlash as open convention delegates lose traction with Daley allies.
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Washington
John M. Mitchell
Nixon
Justice Department
Committee For
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mitchell
Justice
L. Patrick Gray III
Gray
Robert H. Finch
White House
Senate
Richard G. Kleindienst
Kleindienst
Finch
Harry Flemming
Jeb S. Nagruder
George McGovern
Chicago
Illinois
McGovern
Richard J. Daley
City Hall
Anecdotes Of Presidential Mock Advice From 171 Losers
A compilation lists faulty counsel allegedly given to world leaders and officials by an unnamed adviser. Jokes target figures including Yahya Khan Chiang Kai-shek Nixon and Sato, mocking policy, diplomacy, and public statements with a satirical tone.
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Yahya Khan
Pakistan
Sheik Mujibur
Time Magazine
Look
Chiang Kai-shek
Nixon
Peking
Bay
Ballard Center Lauds Ver nell Sturns For City Efforts
Ballard Community Center Board and staff thank Ver nell Sturns director of Human Resources for Lawrence for his concern and work with needy families. The letter notes his efforts aided crises and that his next job in Michigan will be satisfying. Co Directors Cynthia Turner and Lenore Lindlay urge community support for his successor.
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Ballard Community Center
Vernell Sturns
City of
Lawrence
Ballard Center
Simns
Sturns
Michigan
Cynthia J. Turner
Lenore F. Lindlay
Opinion Page Editorial Letters and Cartoons
The Journal World editorial page invites readers to share opinions on public affairs through letters columns columns and political cartoons. It emphasizes free exchange of ideas as essential to democratic government.
Boondoggle Sneaks Past House Agency
The House Public Works Committee approved a billion-dollar lease purchase plan for government buildings with White House support. Critics warn the total cost could double the direct construction figure as the Nixon administration seeks back door financing to bypass congressional appropriation.
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Washington
John Blatnik
Minnesota
House Public Works Committee
White House
Nixon
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Boggs
Prepublican
Public Works Committee
General Services Administration
GSA
Nixon Administration
Eisenhower
Addresses for Lawrence elected officials listed in reader service
A reader service provides addresses for federal state county city and school officials in Lawrence. Included are Senators James Pearson and Robert Dole and representatives Larry Winn Morris Kay and John Vogel among others with listed office locations and street addresses.
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Lawrence
James Pearson
Robert Dole
U.S. Senate
Washington, D.C
John Vogel
Rt. 4
Morris Kay
Pioneer Rd
New Year Reflections From Lawrence Journal-World 1961 62
A Journal-World survey lists the top 10 1961 stories including wet cold weather city elections and a new school superintendent. It notes the first 1962 baby at Memorial Hospital Charyl Lynn Sutton born 55 minutes after midnight to Mr and Mrs Charles Sutton. 25 years ago Eisenhower rationed years earlier and New Year babies noted for Stroud and Williams.
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Lawrence
Journal-World News
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Charyl Lynn Sutton
Charles Sutton
Washington
Kansan
Dwight Eisenhower
H. A. Stroud
Glen Williams
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