Lawrence Daily Journal World publisher details and rates
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists staff roles including editor and publisher and provides publication history. It lists contact information and subscription rates by carrier and mail for Douglas and surrounding counties, other Kansas regions, and nationwide.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Debates on Vietnam War costs and policy critique
The piece compares cost estimates of the Vietnam war, noting 120 billion versus 98 billion, and discusses what that money could fund such as homes and public buildings. It credits President Nixon for slowing the conflict and criticizes past administrations while contrasting US and Soviet space information practices. It ends by reflecting on Pentagon Papers and Peter Ustinov.
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Washington
United States
Vietnam
Loquacious
Sen. Fulbright
Uncle Sam
Southeast Asia
Lawrence
U.S
John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Nixon
America
Medical Information Bureau Shapes Insurance Risk Across Policies
New York AP report outlines the Medical Information Bureau, a 12 million applicant data pool used by 700 member insurers to verify medical histories. The MIB acts like a credit agency, warning companies about higher risk applicants to prevent unfair rate hikes and protect honest policyholders.
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New York
The
Medical Information Bureau
Joseph O. Wilberding
MIB
Wilberding
Old Home Town Voters Approve Bond for New School
District 100 voters approved a 190000 bond by 77 to 0 to fund a new school for students from White Burnette Bis marck and Oak Ridge north of Lawrence. The item reflects a longstanding community investment in local education and infrastructure.
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White, Burnette
Bismarck
Oak Ridge
Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Oklahoma University
Clarice Richardson
Carol Eller
Gay Williamson
Jacque Brahler
Gwen Stuart
Sunnyside
Mt. Oread
Russell L. Wiley
Use of Alcoholic Beverages Found High Among Students
Nine of ten college students report drinking alcohol with 92 percent having used hard liquor in the past year and 76 percent in the past month. Freshmen show lower rates than seniors, campus residents drink more, and family income plus race influence patterns. The College Poll will continue annually to track alcohol and drug trends.
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Douglas County
C. O. Bowman
Lucy Tyiah Eads
R.I
New York
N.Y
Fraternity
Greenwich Research Center
Vietnam
Nixon
Laird
Congress
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Excerpt notes colossal expenditure and uncontrolled computer systems, recording in a diabolical archive. It warns of loss of individual artisans and rising frustration seen in ecology interest, DIY boom, mechanized gypsy culture, and widespread trailer parks. It mentions car stickers as a mute protest.
Press Freedom Divides over Pentagon Papers Ruling
A columnist reflects on the Supreme Court 6 3 decision backing publication of the Pentagon Papers. The piece argues the court set a precedent limiting prior restraint, notes ongoing limits on absolute publishing rights, and warns future government action could curb press freedom. It reviews reactions from Sulzberger and Graham and urges vigilance.
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Supreme Court
Pentagon
Arthur Ochs Sulzberger
New York Times
Katharine Graham
The
Washington Post
Kay Graham
Times
Sulzberger
Decadence critique targets Nixon and decadence
Editor Gus diZerega argues Nixon’s decadence claim masks central power and fiscal controls. He condemns Drug War rhetoric, cites Lockheed bailouts, and warns government overreach fuels political and economic decay while urging local autonomy and creative vitality.
Poland's Gierek faces Soviet ties in new five year plan
Poland under Gierek plans a light industrial surge with new auto and cement output and a $100 million Russian loan. Moscow warns stability on Poland's frontier is essential to avoid a December-like crisis and possible Soviet intervention.
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Moscow
Poland
Communist Party
Gierek
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Kansas University
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Russia
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Robert Novak
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