Lawrence Journal World masthead and publication details
Lawrence Journal World page shows staff titles and positions including Editor President Publisher Executive Editor Managing Editor Advertising Director and other staff. Publication history notes established 1854 and 1973 edition dated Thursday Evening July 12 1973 with circulation and subscription rates.
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Iai
Wwe
Dolph Simons SR
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Ralph Gage
Ernest Ponte Leoeller
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Lawrence
Kan
KU personnel stability balance urged for progress at KU
The piece argues for steady long term staff loyalty alongside selective infusion of new blood at Kansas University. It warns against endless job hopping while urging deans to foster unity, commitment and excellence as a new chancellor arrives, aiming to sustain KU’s legacy and growth.
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Kansas University
Hesston Story A Good One for Rural Growth
Hesston Kansas once faced decline yet grew into a manufacturing hub. Hesston Corporation started in 1947 with unloading augers for combines and expanded to 100 plus employees. The firm now operates plants nationwide and in Europe with 23 country distributors and a Maize Kansas facility.
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Hesston Corporation
Lyle Yost
Hesston
Adin Holdeman
Yost
Holdeman
Logan
Utah
Oregon
Elk Grove Village
Ill
Butler
Wis
1964 City Budget Sees Higher Mill Rate and Police Growth
The proposed 1964 city budget called for a record mill rate of 25 787, up from 25 226 in 1963. Police force strength and wages receive top priority. Water from the Pomona Reservoir was not to hold until January, with upstream rainfall backing up water almost three miles from the dam.
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Pomona
Lawrence
Alben Barkley
Kentucky
Truman
Karl Menninger
Veterans Hospital
Topeka
Agnes Olson
Rebekahs
Kate Caldwell
Flora Hughes
Lulu McKittrick
John Stutz
Kansas Federal Relief Committee
Oklahoma
Velma Harkreader
Bulletins From Detente Front Outline Global Tensions
James Burnham's Bulletins from the Detente Front present a compact cipher of Cold War tensions. They cite statements from Khrushchev, Ponomarev, Arbatov and others, then summarize Soviet and Communist bloc actions across Santiago Haiphong Aden Oman Kuwait City Port Louis Mogadishu Havana Belgrade Reykjavik Paris Moscow Geneva and more as the world moves toward strategic arms talks and influence contests.
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James Burnham
Detente Front
Khrushchev
World Marxist Review
Moscow
U S Greece relations near crisis stage
Washington faces a potential rupture as discrepancies emerge between Navy cost estimates and a secret congressional study on plans to homeport the Sixth Fleet in Greece. The GAO report criticizes Navy planning, cites multi million dollar piers, possible unusable airfields, and ships berthed far apart, threatening the plan and ties with the Papadopoulos regime.
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Washington
Greece
Congress
GAO
Athens
Papadopoulos
U. S
Chafee
NATO
Crete
Beltline Scratchers Dealers in Torment
A Kansas State University entomologist warns chiggers thrive in parks and yards and offers repellents and hygiene tips. Use repellents on exposed skin and clothing, wash off after outings, and test areas with black cardboard to spot chiggers. Field sprays include chlordane, toxaphene, or lindane with proper labeling.
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Manhattan
Redbug
Brooks
Cross Over the Bridge Zingers for Nixon Fans
Collection of quick comebacks aimed at defending the Nixon Administration amid Watergate controversy. Includes quips about Chappaquiddick, Agnew, and public reactions, with many lines attributed to loyal Nixonites and mock retorts for party conversations.
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Washington
Nixon
McGovern
John Dean
Chappaquiddick
United States
Chappadquiddick
Agnew
1973 Soybean Prices Expected Similar To 72
Washington AP reports USDA economists expect the 1973 soybean crop to bring about the same average prices as 1972 despite a larger harvest. Projected yield at 1.588 billion bushels, with season price around 4.25 dollars per bushel, though market highs exceeded 12 dollars.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Outlook and Situation Board
Department
Chicago
USDA
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Audit Bureau of Circulation
The
Associated Press
Margaret P. Richards
UPI
Wichita
Newton
Hutchinson
McPherson
Hesston Corp
Udine
Italy
Coex
France
Australia
Matthew
Old Home Town
William Buckley JR
B. Ponomarev
Central Committee
Soviet CP
Santiago
Americas
Allende
U.S
Haiphong
Laos
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Aden
South Yemen
Saudi Arabia
Oman
Popular Front For the Liberation of
Oman and the Arab Gulf
Pfloag
Dhofar
Persian Gulf
Arabian Peninsula
Kuwait City
Kuwait
Iraq
Gulf
Port Louis
Mauritius
Indian Ocean
Mogadishu
Somalia
Red Sea
Ethiopia
Havana
Fidel Castro
Belgrade
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Tito
Reykjavik
Kremlin
Cod
Iceland
Keflavik
Paris
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KGB
VOA
Geneva
Fay
IY Friver
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Pentagon
George Papadopoulos
Col. Papadopoulos
Naval Operations
Adm
Elmo Zumwall
House
Ben Rosenthal
New York
General Accounting Office
John H. Chafee
Secretary of the Navy
Rosenthal
Beltline Scratchers
Torment
H. Leroy Brooks
Kansas State University
Art Buchwald
Daniel Ellsberg
Europe
White House
LBJ
FBI
Harry Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
AP Farm Writer
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