Lawrence Daily Journal World header and staff listing
Lawrence Daily Journal World edition dated Monday Evening July 3 1972 lists staff roles including Managing Editor News Editor Advertising Director and Controller. It notes publication details The World Company Lawrence Kansas Sixth and New Hampshire Streets and subscription rates for various regions.
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Es Mons JR
Pero Mabeus
Walton
Net
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Union Excesses Costly to Builders Across Trades
The Engineering News-Record survey cited in Readers Digest argues unions in construction add between seven and eighteen billion dollars annually through featherbedding and extortion. It details wages, idle labor rules, and costs from forced watchers to restricted tool use, with examples of high overtime and machine starting requirements raising project expenses.
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Reliable Engineering News-Record
News-Record
Edward M. Young
Young
Office design proposes think tank and roof gardens
Motivational expert Ernest Dichter argues work joy boosts productivity and outlines future offices as home like campuses with a separate thinking tower retreat and roof pools. Levittown project will include a pool and terraces reflecting this design trend.
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New York
Ernest Dichter
Motivational Research Institute
Croton-on-Hudson
N.Y
Dichter
Levittown
L.I
Hudson River
Institute
Lawrence Horse Show attendance sets record at 9200
The 1962 Lawrence Horse Show drew 9 200 attendees with 3 200 for the final performance. A parade band concert and two baseball games highlighted the dedication of Lawrence Municipal Park at 11th and Del. Mayor James Parsons planned to throw out the first ball, with councilman R B Stevens catching.
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Lawrence
11Th
Del
James Parsons
R. B. Stevens
Harry Kipp
Frank Sutton
Aubrey Gibson
KU Mechanical Engineering
Political prisoner label taints Martha’s Buckingham Palace saga
The passage notes Martha Mitchell calling herself a political prisoner during a weekend phone complaint to a reporter associate. It contrasts the palace romance image with the Mitchell case and suggests the affair will not be remembered like the Windsor saga.
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Buckingham Palace
Mitchell
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Martha
Letters to the Journal-World Editor commend police and warn gun myths
A reader praises the Lawrence Police Department and its charity show support by citizens. Another writer argues against wider handgun ownership, citing Kansas history and gun crime, urging respect for law and a focus on Saturday Night Specials legislation.
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Paris
Congress
Supreme Court
More Collegians Look To Sterility Surgery
New York report shows college men increasingly open to vasectomy as birth control. The College Poll finds acceptance rising from 28 percent in 1970 to 44 percent in 1972 among male students on over 100 campuses from about four million U.S. college men surveyed.
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New York, N Y
Harvard
Fairleigh Dickinson
Bowdoin
Tufts
Miami University
Eclipse of the Sun Threatens Eye Safety Nationwide
The July 10 solar eclipse will span North America with up to 2 minutes 35.6 seconds of totality near Baker Lake. Health groups warn eye damage from direct viewing persists despite warnings, citing 134 injuries in 1970 and widespread use of no protection. Indirect viewing methods like pinhole projection are advised.
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United States
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Alaska
Canada
Northhwest Territories
Quebec
Nova Scotia
Atlantic
North America
Baker Lake
Hudson Bay
Society
U.S
America
Oregon State
UCLA
Vanderbilt
Nixon Crafting Anti Busing Strategy With Southern Democrats
A Capitol Hill meeting among White House aides and conservative Southern Democrats shaped a plan to revive anti busing legislation this summer. The scheme aims to move a constitutional amendment or a moratorium through the House, with Nixon seeking later endorsement while McGovern fights Meany and AFL CIO resistance.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
White House
Richard M. Nixon
House
Nixon
Moscow
George C. Wallace
William Colmer
Mississippi
House Rules Committee
Rules Committee
Judiciary Committee
Colmer
Capitol
Joe Waggonner
Louisiana
Omar Burleson
Texas
Richard Cook
Senate
George McGovern
Afl-Cio
George Meany
McGovern
Meany
Democratic Party
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Lawrence Daily Journal- World
W. C. Simons
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
News- Record
East
Think
John Cunniff
Associated General Contractors of America
Prince of Wales
England
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Atty
John Mitchell
Old Home Town
W. B. Dalton
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Surrey
Curtis
Massachusetts
Chamber of Commerce
Letters To the Journal-World
Vern
Journal-World
Miller
Rosa Simpson
Police
Douglas County Fairgrounds
Order of Police
Fraternal Order of Police
Fair Grounds
John J. Schlueter
Yellow Bird Farm
Harry St
Wichita
Alvin Dahlene
Dodge City
Pacific
Marseille
Robert K. Foley
and James A. Foley
Chicago University
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Emanuel Celler
Celler
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