Lawrence Journal World Telegraphed Rates and Publication Details
Lawrence Journal World, edited by W. C. Simons, lists publishing schedule as daily except Sunday. Details include circulation rates by carrier and mail, with Kansas and U.S. pricing, in effect January 16, 1973. The paper is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation and Associated Press.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Rysearrier
Aynial
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Kan
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Vietnam War Idea Presses for Safer Endgame
John S. Knight argues Washington erred through early optimism about a near end to the Vietnam conflict. He traces U.S. policy since World War II, notes Thieu’s leverage over aid, and explains Hanoi and Saigon insist on two Vietnams, with a ceasefire and signed accord still uncertain.
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Eisenhower
Ho Chi Minh
Franklin D. Roose- LeVelt
Indochina
John F. Kennedy
Vietnam
Lyndon B. Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Thailand
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Thieu
Dienbienphu
Geneva
North Vietnam
Bao Dai
Saigon
United States
Ngo Dinh
National Liberation Movement
North
South
South Viet‘nam
Questions Arise On Phase 3
New York AP reports uncertainty surrounds Phase 3 of Nixon economic policy with lingering doubts about its scope and whether it supersedes earlier restraints. Analysts note rising consumer plans and inflation dynamics, while experts urge moderation as the program evolves under continued restraint.
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New York
Henry C. Wallich
Yale
Lawrence to Annex 2200 Acres Expands City Limits
Lawrence votes to add more than 2 200 acres to the city expanding from 8 7 square miles by over 40 percent. Fringe areas will gain new boundaries as the plan moves forward with public support noted.
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Lawrence City Commission
Lawrence
Kansas University Art Museum
Line Campineanu
Los Angeles
FBI
Presidents and Nixon Misjudge Indochina Lessons and disengagement prospects
Analysts argue that leaders underappreciated Indochina realities and failed to disengage. They say prospects now look brighter but question if the nation has learned enough to avoid repeating past errors.
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Johnson
Nixon
Indochina
U.S
The New Totalitarians and Sweden’s Quiet Control
A critical look at Sweden under Social Democrats argues a gentle but pervasive totalitarianism born from egalitarian policies. It cites six digit IDs at birth, mass schooling, high taxes, and limited personal choice, contrasting freedom with collective conformity. The piece cites Olof Palme and Roland Huntford, framing Sweden as a warning about centralized control.
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Huntford
Sweden
Tweedledum
Tweedledee
Olof Palme
Palme
Hanoi
Haiphong
Press Ethics Quiz Sparks Debate Over News Reporting
Washington hosts a mock multiple choice exercise for reporters highlighting temptations to suppress or distort stories. The piece mocks government attempts to shape public perception and tests journalists on integrity amid Vietnam era tensions.
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Washington
puckWatpo
Nixon Decontrol Move Tied To Labor Alliance
Nixon's Phase III decontrol was crafted by George Shultz and George Meany after a secret golf retreat at Augusta. Meany warned that wage controls risk unions, while Shultz favored early decontrol with contingencies. The White House seeks labor cooperation, aiming to place union leaders in government roles and push protectionist policies.
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Washington
Nixon
Secretary of the Treasury
George Shuttz
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Augusta National Golf Club
Georgia
Shultz
Meany
Ad Nauseum
Pay Board
Mr. Nixon
White House
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Teamsters
Peter Brennan
Afl-Cio Construction Trades Councils
New York
Treasury
Labor
Burke Hartke
Fitzsimmons
Where To Write Local Officials For Lawrence Citizens
Addresses list for federal state county city and school officials in Lawrence. Names include U S Senators Arden Booth James Pearson and Dole and House members Vogel Glover Buzzi Emick Pulnam Rose Hambleton Fisher Bradley Anderson Hack Holzmeister Spearman Gilles Hatfield Heck Cragan Stoneback and others.
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Larry Winn, Jr
House
Bidg
Washington, D.C
Lawrence
W. F. Bradley
U S Industrial Growth Rises 7 Percent in 1972
Federal Reserve Board report shows industrial production up 7 percent in 1972 from 1971, the strongest since 1966. December output rose 0.8 percent as autos led the gain amid a strong expansion and expectations for 1973.
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U.S
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Council
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