Lawrence Daily Journal World historic imprint and rates
The Lawrence Daily Journal-World notes publication by The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with editors Simons 1891 to 1952 and current publisher president Be ditor Sditor Ronan Kavertiaing. Subscription rates listed: carrier $2.05 per month or $24.60 per year. mail in Douglas and nearby counties $12.42. rest of Kansas $16.56. United States $20 per year.
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Debates on Death Penalty and Movie Ratings Clash
The piece juxtaposes Supreme Court rulings on capital punishment with witness reflections on executions and harms to victims. It cites Hickock and Smith and a Chicago killer, questions life sentences, and includes Jack Valenti on the MPAA rating system for films guiding parental choice and concerns over ratings accuracy.
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Supreme Court
America
Varius
Kansas
Richard Hickock
Perry Smith
Herbert Clutter
Garden City
Hickock
Smith
Chicago
Expense Policy Changes Hit Industrial Sales Costs
A McGraw-Hill Sales Management survey of 499 firms shows industrial sales costs rose to an average $57.71 per call in 1971, up 90 percent from a decade earlier. Firms trim expenses by cutting entertainment, switching to coach flights, and charging for car and hotel costs while pushing more calls per salesman.
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New York
McGraw-Hill and
Sales Management Magazine
Jim Morris
Union Carbide
McGraw-Hill
Allen Cobb Jr
McGraw- Hill
Three Challenging Earth Orbital Programs Post Apollo
Washington reports three manned spaceflight programs after Apollo due in 1973 1975 and 1978. Skylab will be the first U.S. space station with a three man crew and a solar telescope for Sun study. Biomedical studies will probe long duration flight effects on the body and methods to prevent degradation of muscles bones and heart. Earth resources sensing systems will survey crops vegetation and geology from Skylab.
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Washington
U.S. Space Station
Space Laboratory
Skylab Laboratory
Earth
Earth Resources Sensing
Skylab
Charles Conrad, Jr
Joseph P. Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
Alan L. Bean
Owen K. Garriott
Jack R. Lousma
Gerald P. Carr
Edward G. Gibson
William R. Pogue
Students Favor Democratic Lead in Foreign Policy Poll
The College Poll shows Democrats at 44.4 percent vs Republicans 32.0 percent on handling foreign affairs with 23.6 percent undecided. Nearly 8 million first time voters loom as Vietnam remains the campaign issue shaping student views and party identification.
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New York, N.Y
Nixon
China
Russia
Humphrey
Vietnam
Pek
Ing
Moscow
Republican Party
Sen. McGovern
Gnew
Fireworks Safety Plea in Lawrence Letter
A letter from L A Siepielski Jr. urges city officials to curb July 4 fireworks in Lawrence arguing that unsupervised, youth involvement creates danger. The writer calls for public action and legislative support to change existing laws.
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Lawrence
L. A. Siepielski Jr
ABM Treaty Step Seen as Crucial Arms-Limiting Move
The May 26 1972 agreement between the United States and the Soviet Union limits on ABMs and sets five year freezes for ICBMs SLBMs and modern ballistic missiles while warheads remain unrestricted. Senate hearings led by Senator James Pearson are cited as part of the process with readers urged to weigh the treaty's intent.
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United States
Soviet Union
Kennedy Space Center
Fla
United States of América
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
U.S.A
U.S.S.R
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen
James Pearson
Sen. Pearson
Kansas
Anne Moore
Old Home Town Nostalgia Marks City’s Past Civic Buffs
A retrospective glimpse notes a 1962 Capitol Ambulance subsidy bid of 450 dollars a month plus a 20 percent rate increase. It recalls Memorial Stadium fireworks drawing about 12 000 and over 1500 dollars in pyrotechnics, with other items from 1947 and 1932.
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Capitol Ambulance
Memorial Stadium
Frank Carlson
Mémorial Stadium
Ray Kanehl
Chicago
No Comrade Is Any Better Than a Faithful Memory
New York AP recounts a nostalgic piece on memory as a guiding friend and social touchstone from earlier American life. The essay reflects on childhood icons, fashion, daily habits, public behavior, and common anxieties tied to era-specific norms and practices.
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Stonewall Jackson
America
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