World Journal History and Publication Details
Lawrence Kansas daily newspaper listing its staff and roles from president to managing editor. It notes established 1854 and publication at Sixth and New Hampshire with contact and subscription rates across carrier and mail formats. The entry provides dates for editors from 1891 to 1962 and pricing for Douglas, adjoining counties, and nationwide subscriptions.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Lawrence Jaycees Fireworks Display Delights Crowds
Lawrence Fourth of July show by the Jaycees drew a large audience at Memorial Stadium with clear skies and many first time viewers. Spectators praised the display though the public address system could use improvement. the crowd size and acclaim keep growing each year.
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Lawrence Jaycees
Lawrence
Memorial Stadium
Jaycees
Nixon to Visit Romania Amid Vietnam War Diplomacy
The author questions why President Nixon would seek a friendly call with Romania, a Kremlin critic, while Moscow appears pivotal to ending the Vietnam War. They suggest resting plans in Moscow might have offered more leverage than Bucharest.
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Nixon
Hanoi
Moscow
China
U.S
Russia
Rumania
Kremlin
Communist Alliance
Bucharest
Kansas Among Tax Payers That Fund Federal Aid More Than Received
The 1968 Kansas tax payers sent 183 million to Washington and received 168 million in grants, placing Kansas among 17 states at a premium while 33 states and the District of Columbia were on the bargain side. Missouri and Nebraska drew more than their payments, Colorado and Oklahoma received outsized grants, and New Jersey, Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana and Michigan led premium states.
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Kansas
Big Brothers
Washington
District of Columbia
Uncle Sam
Missouri
Nebraska
Colorado
Oklahoma
New Jersey
Connecticut
Ilinois
Indiana
Michigan
Arkansas
New Mexico
Mississippi
Alaska
Surtax Vote Shocks Congress as Celler Breaks Rank
In a dramatic House roll call on surtax extension, veteran Rep. Emanuel Celler voted no, joining 9 other chairmen in deserting Speaker McCormack's leadership. The narrow five vote margin undermines anti inflation hopes and signals Congress will challenge Nixon proposals, with Democrats split and leaders under fire.
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Washington
Nixon
Emanuel Celler
Brooklyn
House
Congressional Democratic
Celler
Thomas Morgan
Pennsylvania
Carl Perkins
Kentucky
George Miller
California
Space
John McCormack
Treasury
Senate
Eisenhower
Congress
McCormack
Sam Rayburn
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Boggs
Texas
Liberal Democratic Study Group
DSG
Lawrence High Class of 1949 Reunion and Scholarships Announced
Lawrence residents recall the 1949 High School reunion led by Bob Moore now serving as chairman. The first Landis scholarships of 250 dollars each were awarded in nursing mathematics and business named for Maude Landis Paul and May. Five State Guardsmen from Lawrence prepared at Ft. Riley under Seventh Service Command officers. Mrs. Louella Dalton dies at 76. she and her husband were KU's first attending married couple. Suits totaling 35000 dollars filed against refrigerator firms over gas leaks. Virginia Hutson elected president of Pi Phi Eta Province at Pasadena convention. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Rowe visit from Evanston Illinois.
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Lawrence
Bob Moore
Jack Moore
Darwin Malott
Harold Heinrich
Landis
Maude Landis
May
Paul
Maude
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Ft. Riley
Seventh Service Command
Louella Orwell Dalton
Virginia Hutson
Eta
Pi Phi
Pasadena
Ivan Rowe
Evanston
Inl
Daily Bible Message and Prayer Toast
Philippians 4 19 inspires trust that God will supply every need in glory through Christ Jesus. The prayer asks eternal God to use believers to help others find sufficiency in Him through Christ and in the spirit of Our Father in heaven Amen.
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Christ Jesus
God
Christ
Multinational Growth Spurs Debate at Istanbul ICC Meeting
At the Istanbul ICC gathering the rise of multinational corporations is analyzed as a 20th century force. Unilever IBM Mitsubishi SKF cited as early examples, with firms expanding roots abroad to meet competition and tariff barriers amid mixed governmental attitudes.
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Istanbul
Blue Bosporus
Europe
Asia
Golden Horn
International Chamber of Commerce
Unilever
IBM
Mitsubishi
SKF
Foreign investment and regional markets reshape global trade
The article argues multinational corporations drive world trade by providing management and capital, while regional groupings like a European Community or Central American market offer paths to a common free trade area. It notes obstacles from politics, underdeveloped economies, and neo-colonial concerns, urging stable investment climates for growth.
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Britain
North America
Central America
South America
India
Pakistan
Brazil
Mexico
Argentina
Indonesia
Connecticut
Tropic
Hilton
Intercontinental and
Sheraton
Sidney E. Rolfe
International Corporation For the
ICC
East Lawrence Center appeals for community support
Letter from residents Kenneth White G Mrs G Newman and Mattie Tubbs to Journal World urges East Lawrence Center, a renovated 10th and Delaware site, to be utilized. The multipurpose service center offers job information tutoring recreation mental health clinic legal aid GED and child welfare services as part of target area efforts.
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East Lawrence
National Guard
10Th and
Delaware Sts
East Lawrence Center
Kenneth White
G. Newman
Mattie Tubbs
Nixon Budget Cuts Threaten Education And Libraries
A political column argues Nixon proposed 1969 70 budget deletes education funds by 25 percent and library funds by 66 percent. It cites a $3.2 billion education program, urges Congress to restore funds, create a cabinet level Department of Education, and propose a national education trust funded by oil shale revenue with a $10 billion annual budget.
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Nixon
Washington
American Library Association
Congress
Vietnam
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Department of Education
Educational Trust Fund
America
Today in History July 5 highlights through the years
On this date in 1811 Venezuela declared independence from Spain becoming the first South American country to do so. Other events include Napoleon capturing Alexandria in 1789, Algiers occupation in 1830, Salvation Army founded in 1865, Britain Vichy split in 1942, NHS Act in 1948, Lyndon Johnson naming presidential bid in 1960, Sukarno dissolving parliament in 1970, and a western Mexico earthquake killing at least 36 in 2015.
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Venezuela
Spain
Napoleon Bonaparte
Alexandria
Algiers
William Booth
Salvation Army
London
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