Lawrence Journal-World Staff and Publication Details
The text lists staff positions at The Lawrence Journal-World including President Publisher Dolpe Simons, Editor Steve Parsons, Assistant Publisher Bill Mayer, Executive Editor Daryl Ham, News Editor Ernest Pontius, Advertising Director Leo Eluer, and Controller W. C. Simons. It notes the paper was established in 1854 and published daily except Sunday with subscription rates for various regions and a note of Audit Bureau of Circulation membership.
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Dolph C. Simons JR
Dolpe Simons
Ernsrepeensecanes
Steve Fparsons
Bill Mayer
Iiditor
Daryvol Hams Oo
The Journal-World Stands For
The Journal-World declares its commitment to accurate fair news reporting. It opposes mixing opinion with fact and pledges to safeguard citizens rights and expose dishonesty in public affairs. It supports community improving projects and shows sympathy for the disadvantaged.
Economic pinch hits colleges while jazz legend Armstrong rises
The piece argues that funding pressures on universities stem largely from the economy, not intentional targeting, noting widespread maintenance deferrals program cuts and tuition hikes. It also honors Louis Armstrong, praising his pioneering influence on jazz and his global impact from radio to humanitarian work.
Reserved King Introduces Encore Greeting for Rex
The piece hints at a concert moment where a tribute line proclaims This one's for you Rex while Louie prepares to sit in with the heavenly brass as Gabriel moves aside for the trumpet collaboration.
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Rex
Louie
Gabriel
Heavenly Brass
Goals for 1970s Abandoned As Economic Recovery Slows
New York AP notes that key 1970s targets such as 4 percent unemployment, 1.065 trillion GDP for 1971, 2.6 million housing starts yearly, and 20 million plus 6 million rehabilitated units are fading. Officials call many goals myths or impractical amid slower growth and rising inflation.
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New York
Paul W. McCracken
Council of Economic Advisers
Lyndon B. Johnson
KU athletic finances forecast deficit. promotion urged
For the next two years the projected KU athletic picture shows a combined deficit of 117000 dollars but officials promise promotional efforts to reduce the imbalance. Lawrence is among 34 U.S. cities flagged by the FDA for shipments of hul landaise sauce linked to food poisoning. 25 years ago notes include resignations, promotions, and harvest figures in Lawrence.
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KU Athletic
Lawrence
U.S
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Proclaimed Purpose and Prayer Refocus Faith
A devotional passage emphasizes believers as a chosen race and a prayer requesting guidance away from reliance on numbers toward a searching spirit and loving heart to learn and share God’s ways. It echoes I Peter 2 9 and seeks spiritual renewal through humility and outreach.
Galbraith Defies Military Giants In Senate Discussion
John Kenneth Galbraith attacked a $250 million U S loan guarantee for Lockheed before the Senate Banking Committee calling the move a defense of tax money for big business. He warned the military industrial complex remains alive and powerful in Washington and questioned the necessity of the demonstration given public opinion and youth attitudes.
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John Kenneth Galbraith
Senate Banking Committee
United States
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation
Mr. Galbraith
Eft
UPI
Galbraith
Washington
Lockheed
Pari Passu
Professor Galbraith
America
Nixon
U.S
Plautus Farce The Brothers Menaechmus Featured at KU
The KU Experimental Theatre presents Plautus farce The Brothers Menaechmus with a brisk translation by Erich Segal. Ron Parker and Mike Kemmerling lead a strong cast in fast paced misidentity comedy. Marilyn Bernstein lights and Bill Evans costumes heighten the visual feast.
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Plautus
Menaechmus
Bob Lambert
Lawrence
Marilyn Bernstein
Bill Evans
B. J. Myers
Mr. Lambert
Ron Parker
Mike Kemmerling
Vicki Oleson
Phil Ryan
Peniculus
Jeff Bierchen
Messenio
Marlene Krebsbach
Industria
Kristen Schmidt
Voluptua
Tree Trimmer Knocks Out 1500 Homes in KC
In Kansas City the private tree service worker snapped a 13 200 volt line twice in the southwest area causing a blackout for about 1 500 homes. The line was first broken at 3 42 p m and again later as repairs began. power was restored by 6 30 p m.
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Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Kansas City Power and Light Co
Prayer for Tourists and Tourists Prayers
Satirical piece recounting a Greek Orthodox prayer against tourism and a tourist prayer blessing travelers. It lampoons modern travel woes, including hijack fears, lost luggage, rude guides, tipping, hotel mishaps, shopping sprees, and husband wife tensions, citing Conrad Hilton, Thomas Cook and American Express.
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Heavenly Father
Conrad Hilton
Thomas Cook
The
American Express
Passing of Frank Marcellus Recalls Santa Fe Helper
Community mourns Frank Marcellus a longtime Santa Fe rail worker and district 497 school helper. He loved kids, carried contraptions riddles and jokes, and wore a red velvet suit at Christmas to fund gifts. He taught flag folding and distributed Declaration copies through a service club.
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Frank Marcellus
Lawrence
The
Santa Fe Railway
Dist
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the World Company
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Kansas University
Louis the Pioneer
Louis Armstrong
Satchmo
Armstrong
England
George V
John Cunniff
Treasury
John B. Connally
Connally
Old Home Town
Gilbert A. Francis
Lawrence State Guard
Mahlon C. Ball
Louie Provost
Lawrence Newton
Lee Laptad
S. H. Henderson
J. R. Kennedy
Paul Leger
Paul Parker
Fred Lancaster
Board of Education
Edwin N. Gentry
Merle L. Gish
Elmer F. Hartman
Toledo
Ohio
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Peter
Gailbraith
William Buckley JR
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Scott
KU Assoc
Syracuse
Epidamnum
Erich Segal
Citizen
Mistress
Galbriath
Lockheed Company
Lockheed’s
Lockeed
Congress
Adam Smith
Art Buchwald
London
Times of London
Jesus Christ
God
Agnes M. Prim
Overbrook
Newark, NJ
John V. Kenny
Hudson County
Kenny
Newark
Pollak Hospital
Jersey City
ECOLO
JEST
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Heavenly Tailors
Ine
Earth
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