Editorial cautions on campaign speeches and foreign policy
Journal World editors urge Carter and Reagan to avoid glib back room speeches. They defend Kissinger as a steady diplomat who has kept peace and diplomacy confidential. The piece argues for continuity with Ford Kissinger policy and warns against flashy campaign phrases.
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Jimmy Carter
Ronald Reagan
United States
State Kissinger
Carter
The
Lone Ranger
State Department
Kissinger
Reagan
Vermont Town Hall
Uncle Sam
Lawrence Enjoys Local Sports Then And Now
The Lawrence community offers diverse facilities and leagues with KU, Lawrence High, Haskell and junior highs providing steady competition. Despite rising costs, local participation remains affordable compared to pro sports, while fans benefit from accessible venues and family friendly atmosphere.
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Kansas City
Kansas University
Lawrence High School
Haskell Indian
Big City
Nation must learn to use abundance in moderation
George F. Will argues that America’s wealth after 200 years of hardship has bred a culture of self indulgence. He warns abundance weakens self control and political virtue, urging moderation and disciplined habits to sustain republican government.
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Washington
Republic
Aunt Min
Hawthorne
Federal
Connecticut
Mark Twain
Minnesota
Oregon Trail
America the Beautiful
Oregon
We're Having a Birthday Won't You Join Us
Editor notes celebrate Bicentennial with call to public involvement. Eddie Martin recalls Philadelphia visit to Liberty Bell and Independence Hall, urging readers to engage locally, write candidates, and plan community bicentennial projects and trips to historic sites.
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E. Brian Martin
Lawrence
McDonnell Douglas Astronautics Co.East
St. Louis
Eddie Martin
Lawrence High
Kansas University
Philadelphia
Broad Street
Williamsburg
Mt. Vernon
Washington, D.C
Liberty Bell
Ford aims to reform energy Bureaucracy and boost efficiency
Ford plans a sweeping reorganization to unify energy related agencies into a single superagency, possibly absorbing the FEA, ERDA, FPC, and NRC and parts of several departments, with a presidential decision paper due August 20 after the GOP convention.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Ford
White House
Ford Administration
Health, Education and Welfare
House and Urban Development
U.S
Federal Energy Administration
Energy Research and Development Administration
Federal Power Commission
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Council of Economic Advisers
Energy Resources Council
Environmental Protection Agency
Water Resources Council
Nixon VS. Press
Richard Nixon
Frank Church
D.-Ida
Justice Dept
Edward Levi
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Howard Baker
R.tenn
G. Gordon Liddy
Gene Smith
International Telephone and Telegraph
ITT
Intertel
Jack Caulfield
Nixon
H.R. Haldeman
Charles Colson
Internal Revenue Service
Economists Defend U.S. Economic Statistics Amid Revisions
In New York AP reports that many economists defend official U S statistics as best in the world despite revisions. They cite speed and ongoing refinement from advance to final releases, while cautions about misinterpretation and seasonal adjustments persist for public and policy use.
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New York
United States
Albert Cox
Lionel D. Edie & Co
Council of Economic Advisers
Impressive Derby Entrants Highlight July 4 Event
Young Car Builders ages 11 to 15 enter the Soap Box Derby with about 30 participants from Topeka and Ottawa. Officials urge staying home to watch Derby and Jaycee fireworks amid hot sunny weather and high traffic concerns during the holiday.
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Topeka
Ottawa
The World Company of Lawrence Kansas History and Staff
The World Company publishes in Lawrence Kansas established 1854. The staff includes President Publisher and editors such as Dolph Simons Sr and Rolph C Simons Jr with Jim Mayer and Ralph Gage in management roles. The newspaper offers subscription rates by carrier and mail across Kansas and the United States.
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Valley Forge
Guadalcanal
Nebraska
United States
Oregon
Minnesota
Rolph C. Simons Jr
Dolph Simons Sr
Bill Mayer
Ralph Gage
Jack Starkey
Leo Elfer
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
Lawrence, Kon
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
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Ferson
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Independence Square
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Federal Bureauc
Old Home Town
Franklin D. Murphy
Kansas University Medical School
Nelson
Franklin Murphy
Douglas County
Bert Nash
KU School of Education
Phage
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