Lawrence Journal World masthead and contact details
The historical Lawrence Journal World masthead lists President and Editor Simon Simons and other staff roles with addresses and contact numbers. Founded 1854, published daily except Sundays, by The World Company in Lawrence Kansas.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence, Kan
Telephone
Regional government gains traction for metropolitan administration
Reader's Digest notes Nashville Tennessee as a pioneering example of region wide government. It cites shared services and unified tax districts as keys to efficiency and growth. The piece urges Douglas County to explore a county manager commission model to reduce duplication and expand regional planning.
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Reader’s Digest
James Nathan Miller
Nashville, Tenn
America
Miller
Nashville
Metro
Detro
Douglas County
Bade County
Fla
Miami
Looking Over Age of Auto
The automobile symbolizes a shifting American character as Independence Day travel expands from town-centered celebration to widespread car-based trips. About 56.2 million Americans own cars and millions will drive up to 200 miles in three hours, changing commerce and daily life while posing air and city space challenges.
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Nashville
Miller
New York
America
Philadelphia
The
Automobile Manufacturers Association
Nebraska prosecutors drop charges in 500 cases after Miranda ruling
Nebraska prosecutors report declining to file criminal charges in about 500 cases over the past year due to the Supreme Court Miranda decision requiring suspects to be informed of their right to remain silent and to have an attorney present during interrogation. Thirty-seven of 93 counties responded to a survey by Omaha attorney Donald Knowles.
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Nebraska
U.S. Supreme Court
Omaha
Donald K. Knowles
Supreme Court
High Court
Ernesto Miranda
Phoenix
Ariz
Lindley A. Brien Elected Dorsey Legion Commander
In 1957 Lindley A. Brien was elected commander of Dorsey Liberty Post No. 14 American Legion with Delbert Richardson Gus Wulfkuhle and Ernest Klooz as officers. Chaplains were Rev Harold Barr and Msgr Towle while Hallie Harris and his wife observed their 50th wedding anniversary at home after 34 years in Lawrence.
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Lindley A. Brien
Dorsey Liberty Post No. 14
American Legion
Delbert Richardson
Gus Wulfkuhle
Ernest Klooz
Harold Barr
Msgr
Towle
Hallie Harris
Lawrence
Lawrence Civil Air Patrol
Topeka
H. L. Chambers
Chamber of Commerce
Daily Bible Message and Prayer
Today’s scripture quotes You shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free. The prayer thanks God for the Savior’s patient love and companionship that lightens burdens and grants spiritual freedom through His redeeming love. Amen.
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Father
Why No Harvard Liberals In Republican Youth Crises
A debate unfolds over Gov. Ronald Reagan's Omaha speech to the Young Republican National Federation. The piece contrasts views on the party's youth wing leadership, notes Ripon Society criticism, and argues for broader liberalization of youth and academia.
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Ronald Reagan
Young Republican National Federation
Reagan
Johnson
Ripon Society
Vr’s
Young
Republican National Federation
Omaha
Miami
New York
Sen
Joe McCarthy
Va’s
Senator Brooke
Massachusetts
Rockefeller
Arkansas
Ray Bliss
Ya’s
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Rhode Island
McDonald
Virginia
Harvard
Reagan Faces Budget Grumble At Young Republicans Meet
Reagan drew a large Omaha crowd but backstage chatter focused on expense bills. His claim totaled 1650 for himself and four staffers, with some leaders arguing costs for others were excessive.
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Washington
Ronald Reagan
California
Omaha
Reagan
Nebraska
Blackstone
George Romney
Barry Goldwater
Yrs
Richard M. Nixon
Parsons College Near Accreditation Collapse After Conflict
Fairfield Iowa faced loss of accreditation for Parsons College as the North Central Association halted approval. Former president Millard Roberts, ousted amid financial strain, led rapid expansion and cost cutting. The school faces fiscal peril, campus debt, and potential federal court scrutiny.
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Fairfield
Iowa
Millard G. Roberts
Parsons College
Parsons
Roberts
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Schenevus
N.Y
New York City
Presbyterian
Chamber of Commerce
Parsons Board
NCA
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Iowa Synod of
Association
Debunking Running Hearts Myths and Pill Swallow Tips
Readers ask about myths linking running to enlarged hearts and early death and about nosebleeds after heart attack. Dr answers that frequent running does not doom a heart, explains nosebleeds may relate to blood pressure or anticoagulants, and shares practical tips for swallowing pills including applesauce toast and sandwich methods.
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Mother
Residents oppose widening East 19th Street for safety
A letter from Mrs. Arthur Christie at 710 EB 19th St argues against widening and smoothing East 19th Street to reduce accidents. She says higher speeds would threaten front yards, and notes homeowners cannot afford the proposed $150 yearly cost while large trucking firms would pay nothing. She questions the editor’s request for a prior letter writer to identify herself.
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East 19Th Street
McCoy
Arthur Christie
19Th St
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William Buckley, JR
Time Magazine
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
Jack McDonald
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Robert Novak
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White House
Democratic Party
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