Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and staff list
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists staff including President Publisher TG Maver, Executive Editor Daryl Hall, Managing Editor Ernest Pontius, Editor Lawrence Simons Jr, and Director Leo Eller. It notes circulation figures via Audit Bureau of Circulation and Associated Press membership and provides publication details and rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolpeh Simons
Sattssesssereseesseens Nens
Dolph C, Simons JR
Tg, Maver
Gage Wen
Daryl Hall
Ens
Ernest Pontius
Eaverthine
Leo Eller
Ame
The Journal World Stands For
The Journal World states its editorial principles on fair reporting and public accountability. It emphasizes accuracy nonpartisanship civil rights sympathy for the disadvantaged and exposing dishonesty in public affairs. The notice is dated Saturday Evening Jan 27 1973.
Kansas Grasslands Park gains boost from Rep Skubitz endorsement
Kansas Grasslands Park, long delayed in the Flint Hills, receives renewed support as Rep Joe Skubitz backs the project in Pittsburg. Skubitz, ranking minority member on a national parks subcommittee, joins Kansas lawmakers pushing for the park amid decades of advocacy by Dr E R Hall and others with Gov Docking’s office adding backing.
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Grasslands National Park
Kansas
Joe Skubitz
Pittsburg
Skubitz
U.S. House
House
Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
E. R. Hall
Lawrence
Flint Hills
Hall
Docking
LBJ's Battle with Heart Trouble Shapes His Years as President
The story traces Lyndon B. Johnson’s heart issues beginning with a 1955 attack as Senate leader, then ongoing concerns about pace and stress during his presidency. It notes doctors warnings about retirement risks and Johnson’s stamina, including 1965 gallstone surgery and repeated exams.
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Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Senate
President Johnson
White House
Vietnam
Dwight Eisenhower
Ihe
George Burkley
Nixon Credited On Cease-Fire In Global Strategy
Washington reports the Vietnam cease fire as part of Nixon's broad foreign policy aimed at ending U S involvement. His detente strategy leveraged Moscow Peking tensions, while Kissinger and Laird pressed for Vietnamization and linking peace to broader goals. The course contrasted with Johnson's approach and faced large questions about durability.
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Washington
Vietnam
Nixon
Peking
North Vietnam
U.S
President Johnson
South Vietnam
Johnson
Coonskin
Moscow
Henry Kissinger
Soviet Union
Europe
China
Chou En-lai
Lin Piao
Hanoi
Haiphong
Grissom
Edward White
Roger Chaffee
Cape Kennedy
Britain
Khe Sahn
Maurice H. Stans
Skitch Henderson
Hyman G. Rickover
Hair pulling over equal rights slows hope for ERA passage
The Equal Rights Amendment faces skepticism after initial momentum faded. Analysts note reduced support in legislatures, with polls showing many women opposed to full equal treatment. Critics warn of unintended consequences in courts, Social Security, and military service, while activists push for rapid ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Ervin
D-N.c
Senate
March
Sen. Ervin
Congress
Elmo Roper
Annexation plans loom for Lawrence growth zone
A 1963 report details a 2,200 acre annexation program in Lawrence with input from peripheral industries and Riverside School patrons. Winter weather returns with temperatures from zero to five below after a brief warm spell.
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Riverside
Lawrence
Kaw River
Kaw Valley
State Highway Commission
Union Pacific Railroad
18Th Street
Vermont
Tennessee
Last Tango In Paris Sparks Debate Across Critics
The piece notes Pauline Kael praising the Brando film while Time Magazine covers its explicit sex scenes. It cites Moravia and Jesuit Grasso on Eros versus Thanatos and includes reactions from critics like Muggeridge and van den Haag. Moyers, formerly Johnson's aide, is discharged from Georgetown Hospital with Tietze's syndrome.
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Marlon Brando
Pauline Kael
Paris
Stravinsky
Time Magazine
Italy
Alberto Moravia
Domenico Grasso
Moravia
Pius XII
Father Grasso
Eros
Thanatos
Hot Pants Bertolucci
America
Arlington House
England
London
C. P. Snow
Malcolm Muggeridge
Duncan Williams
C. S. Lewis
Williams
Walker Percy
Ernest van den Haag
Copenhagen
Denmark
Sartre
Genet
Washington (Ap
Bill D. Moyers
Lyndon B. Johnson
Georgetown University Hospital
Moyers
Tietze’s
Assembly Line Tactics for Trains Says Mass Transit Reform
A fictional interview features economist Xavier Grayhound proposing turning riders into workers. Each boarding passenger would assemble parts of TV sets or radios, supervised by conductors, with piecework pay and potential overtime. The scheme aims to cut fares and boost national production while reviving transit appeal.
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Pennsylvania Station
Grayhound
Draft Dodger Status Same Across Global Exile
AP reports Vietnam war ends for U S troops but draft dodgers remain fugitives facing prison and fines if they return. Fritz Efaw heads the Union of American Exiles in Britain, counting amnesty as the sole hope. Defense says 2391 deserters are abroad, mainly in Canada and Sweden. no totals for dodgers. In Canada, 70,000 Americans have fled, with exiles planning an international amnesty conference.
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London
Vietnam
United States
U.S
Indochina
Fritz Efaw
Britain
Nixon
U.S. Defense Department
Canada
Sweden
Toronto
Today in History highlights for January 27, 1973
AP notes key dates including Edison patenting the electric light in 1879, Mozart born in 1756, the National Geographic Society founded in 1888, and major wartime events such as the 1943 Wilhelmshaven raid and Leningrad’s liberation in 1944. Also mentions space, politics, and notable birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Edison
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Salzburg
Austria
National Geographic Society
Washington, D.C
U.S
Germany
Wilhelmshaven
Leningrad
France
China
Virgil
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Kaw
Telephone
Douglas
Kansas Counties
Sreater Kansas City
Lawrence, Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulation
The
Associated Press
Journal-World
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Asia
Latin America
Africa
By Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marine Corps
Phyllis Schafly
Alton
Ill
Old Home Town
William Buckley JR
Gadarene
San Francisco
Reagan
Burke
Long Island
Xavier Grayhound
Rolling Stock Magazine
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