Lawrence Daily Journal World header and staff listing
The snippet provides publication details for The Lawrence Daily Journal World including president and editor Dolph Simon, jr, publisher Bill Mayer, managing editor Sen Pontius, advertising director Eller, business manager, and staff notes. It also lists establishment 1854, publication pattern, contact, subscription rates, and AP and ABC memberships.
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Dolph Simon
Dolph C. Simon JR
Vice Press
Bill Mayer
Sen Pontius
Eller Eee
Patman Warns of Grim Economic Tone Over Bank Rate Rise
U S Rep Wright Patman warned that banks raising prime rates to seven percent could cripple business and push the economy to a 1929-like low. Financial experts and local bankers dismissed the worst fears as unfounded, urging calm and measured analysis instead.
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U. S
Wright Patman
Texas Democrat
Patman
Qne
Railroads gain steam with high speed trains proposed
The calendar features nostalgic rail imagery as Penn Central and New Haven move to electric Metroliner and TurboTrain services. These high speed trains aim to cut trips by about an hour with speeds over 100 mph aided by US funding. The piece envisions a broader, integrated transport system easing travel and fuel independence.
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Halcyon
Iit
Penn Central
New York
Washington
New Haven
Boston
Canada
Europe
Japan
U. S
Pop
Shoddy Work Sparks Consumer Protection Debate
A Wisconsin radio TV dealer voices concern over quality control in receivers. He reports half of new merchandise requires fixing before sale, hiring a full time worker at $5 per hour for weeks to repair items. He cites indifferent management and workers as a major cause of the cycle.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Indifference to quality alarms American business leaders
A Midwest small foundry owner with 70 workers warns that worker apathy to quality and service raises costs for all. A British engineer in a top U.S. company warns the United States risks England’s decline after a 1947 48 wave of apathy, with ongoing currency devaluation and danger signals ignored.
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Midwest
U.S
England
Cram Course Shapes Hickel Senate Confirmation Push
Washington Alaska Governor Walter Hickel faces an unprecedented Senate confirmation cram by Nixon aides Ehrlichman and Whitaker. They guide Hickel to pledge strong conservation and pollution control, even if it contradicts earlier remarks. A top Interior post may be promised to a leading conservationist. Meanwhile Senator Kennedy mends labor ties after election, meeting labor figures at a Virginia country home to discuss 1972 campaign strategy.
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Washington
Walter J. Hickel
Alaska
Senate
Hickel
Nixon
White House
John Ehrlichman
John Whitaker
Senate Interior Committee
Gordon Allott
Colorado
Len Jordan
Idaho
Ehrlichman
Whitaker
Interior Department
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Virginia
Robert F. Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Teddy
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Robert Kennedy
Meany
New Officers Elected for Douglas County Mental Health Group
Mrs. Howard Hurwitz and others elected to lead the Douglas County Association for Mental Health at the annual meeting. A three wheel mailster was shown in Lawrence and used on three city routes. Roger Quakenbush bought a half interest in Carl's Clothing Store where he had worked since 1946.
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Howard Hurwitz
Don Pilcher
Alfred Moore
Willis Colman
Douglas County Association For Mental Health
Lawrence
Roger Quakenbush
Carl
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Charlie Holmes
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
James O’bryan
George Hollingberry
Daily Bible Message Prayer Reflects Gratitude
A short devotional prayer thanks God for gifts and asks for a mindful, grateful life. It expresses love through prayers and deeds in the spirit of Jesus. Amen.
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Jesus
Press Criticism Prompts Calls For Duty From Journalists
Wes Gallagher of the Associated Press spoke in Tucson at the John Peter Zenger Freedom of the Press Award ceremony, saying emotional eras bring criticism of media. He warned that as news intensifies, attacks rise, yet the press must act as an independent watchdog despite unpopularity.
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Tucson
Ariz
Wes Gallagher
Associated Press
University of Arizona
John Peter Zenger
Gallagher
Vietnam
Opera Workshop presents scenes from four operas at Swarthout Recital Hall
The Opera Workshop of KU staged Don Pasquale The Tender Land Queen of Spades and Il Trovatore with 12 singers and two directors. David Borgeson and Sharon Zongker earned dramatic honors in the program that emphasized acting and musicality amid limited staging. Special commendation went to pianist Charles Axton. The show followed a postponed Dec 19, 1968 date and noted a Super Bowl score during the plot summaries.
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School of Fine Arts
Swarthout Recital Hall
Donizetti
Don Pasquale
Aaron Copland
Harlan Jennings
David Holloway
George Lawner
S. Copland
Erik Johns
Erskine Caldwell
New York City Center Opera Company
David Borgeson
Tchaikovsky
Lisa
Lee Hosking
Sharon Zongker
Prince Yeletsky
Manrico
Miss Zongker
Azucena
Charles Axton
Opera Workshop
Two Teens Die in Atchison County Crash
In Atchison County a car went off a curve on a county road north of Atchison. Raymond Dale Denton, 15, was killed. Herman Page, 16, was listed in critical condition at Atchison Hospital.
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Atchison, Kan
Atchison
Raymond Dale Denton
Herman Page
Atchison Hospital
Proper shoe fit guides for children by Dr Thosteson
Dr. G C Thosteson discusses shoe types for children, stressing fit over style. He notes high shoes for ages 2 3 years, advises a shoe width about a thumb longer and a little finger wider with a snug heel, and warns about growth spurts. Poor fit can cause weak arches, calluses, hammer toe, and foot pain.
Death of Magazines Brings Publicity That Was Needed
New York AP notes the demise of several well known magazines from 1956 to 1968 including American Magazine Woman's Home Companion Collier's Coronet and Saturday Evening Post. Despite closures the Magazine Publishers Association reports steady growth in titles and ad revenue driven by a shifting market and television competition.
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New York
American
Woman’s Home Companion
Collier's
Reporter
Saturday Evening Post
Literary Digest
American Mercury
Liberty
Magazine Publishers Association
MPA
The
Post
America
Cnbaiet
the Post
Old Post
Philadelphia
Curtis Publishing
Matthew Culligan
Zip
Clay Blair
Martin Ackerman
Times
Letters Editor praises KU Penn State game and clean-cut Lawrence students
A Florida reader recalls enjoying a KU Penn State game for the sport and cheering Kansas due to Lawrence students. She commends their attitudes and asks the city Recreation Department and City Commission to ensure well heated, well lit, supervised spaces for local children at the East Lawrence Community Center, contrasting with images of inadequate facilities.
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Journal-World
Florida
Lawrence
Kansas
Kansas and
M. C. Replogle
Lawrence Ave
East Lawrence
Recreation Department
Hilda Enoch
Dillon Makes NYSE Debut With DLL Ticker Symbol
Dillon Companies Inc of Hutchinson Kansas debuts on the New York Stock Exchange with ticker DLL. Ray E. Dillon Sr. buys the first 100 shares as the day’s initial trade, led on floor by Robert W. Haack. The firm, listed at 3,563,507 common shares, has grown from a 1921 Kansas origin to a diversified operation with over 200 million in annual sales and 6900 stockholders in 47 states and six foreign countries. Continuous cash dividends since 1932.
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New York
Dillon Companies, Inc
Hutchinson
Kan
Stock Exchange
Ray E. Dillon Sr
Dillon Com Inc
Robert W. Haack
Exchange
Vdee Ee
Colorado
Missouri
Calhoun
Lawrence
Dillons
Kansas
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Malatesta
Ernesto
David Miller
Pasquale
Jack Nizum
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Norina
G. C. Thosteson
Dr. Thosteson
National Center For Health Statistics
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