Lawrence Daily Journal World history and publication details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World issue lists staff roles and office details including Editor Dolf Simons Sr and Jr, President Publisher Bill Mayer, Executive Editor, Managing Editor, Advertising Director Ralph Gage, Controller, and established 1854 with address at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas. Subscription rates are given for carrier and mail across Kansas and the United States. It notes AP membership.
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Dolph Simons SR
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Ralph Gage
Ressipanishaantelanss
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Journal-World Stands For Statement 1973
The text reiterates the newspaper’s guiding principles on accurate reporting fair treatment of all citizens and exposing dishonesty in public affairs as of Saturday evening July 14 1973. It emphasizes safeguarding rights sympathy for the disadvantaged and support of community improvement projects.
No Knock Raids Under Fire Over Rights and Deaths
The article surveys no knock federal raids criticized for wrongful home entries and two resulting deaths. It cites cases in Illinois Massachusetts Virginia and California and notes concerns from officials and the New York Times study about invasions terrorizing families and property damage. It also touches Idi Amin's controversial acts amid global politics and a jab at his humor toward Western powers.
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Illinois
Massachusetts
Norfolk
Eureka
Calif
New York Times
Myles Ambrose
Congress
Ehrlichman pressed to control CREEP power during Watergate
Ehrlichman sought to seize top campaign roles for his aides and gain direct control of key states from CREEP while Nixon's White House domestic staff expanded influence over politics. MacGregor resisted, ordering cooling measures and arranging a Miami Beach breakfast with Ehrlichman at the Republican convention.
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Washington
John D. Ehrlichman
FBI
White House
Ehrlichman
Nixon
Creep
Clark MacGregor
MacGregor
Minnesota
John N. Mitchell
U.S
Mitchell
Edward L. Morgan
John C. Whitaker
Domestic Affairs Council
California
Michigan
Ohio
Illinois
Pennsylvania
New York
Missouri
Frederick V. Malek
Malek
Miami Beach
Amin’s erratic rule cited as damaging Uganda’s progress
In January 1971 Amin drew sharp criticism as critics labeled him mad and foolish. Analysts note his purge of opponents and expulsion of Asians weakened Uganda’s economy and professional class, while African leaders’ efforts suffer from his capricious, comic image.
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Uganda
Amin
Lawrence Fourth Sidewalk Bazaar Opens Amid Busy City Day
Shoppers flocked to Lawrence for the fourth Sidewalk Bazaar sponsored by the Retail Merchants Division. City budget proposals total 3,233,000 were released by City Manager Harold Horn. A parade honoring the local NAACP branch was set after final city planning. A morning storm knocked out power as rivers rose nationwide. Memorial services were held for Gen. John Pershing in Laclede Missouri. Third Party convention opened in Philadelphia led by former VP Henry Wallace. W O Hamilton sustained injuries and Glen Murphy died in an auto accident near Lawrence. Boxer Jack Dempsey wed Hannah Williams in Elko Nevada. Kansans rode four trainloads to Chicago for Kansas Day at Century of Progress. Glenn Cunningham tied the world record for the 1000 in a Sweden tour leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Retail Merchants Division
Chamber of Commerce
Harold Horn
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
John Pershing
Laclede
Philadelphia
Henry Wallace
W. O. Hamilton
Glen Murphy
Ottawa
Elko
Nev
Jack Dempsey
Hannah Williams
Chicago
Glenn Cunningham
Sweden
Watergate sparks counterrevolutionary hopes and fears
The piece argues Watergate could push Americans toward a political reset, with left liberal theories challenged and Republican prospects dimmed in 1974. It notes not a single liberal policy has been vindicated by Watergate and urges caution about impeachment rhetoric while predicting years of partisan contention.
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America
Senate
Watergate
New York City
Philadelphia
Warren Supreme Court
Spiro Agnew
Richard Nixon
Lawrence Street Drug Analysis Program suspended by attorney general
The Lawrence Street Drug Analysis Program a joint effort by Headquarters Inc and the University of Kansas was ordered to cease analysis and hand over all non research drug samples by 5 p.m. July 11 The program complied temporarily suspended operations and submitted samples while seeking legal avenues to continue Its aims included educating about street drugs aiding medical response and reducing the credibility gap with law enforcement
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Lawrence
Univesity of Kansas
Headquarters Inc
Curt. Schneider
Headquarters Incorporated
University of Kansas
Buford Watson
Atty
Gen. Miller
Journal of Psychedelic Drugs
National Science Journal
Journal of Kansas Pharmacy
Topeka
National Institutes of Mental Health
Commission On Dangerous Drugs
James D. McChesney
Ric Silber
Evie Ankefer
Headquarters, Inc
All Sorts of Ideas 200th Birthday Sparks Debate
Washington column notes a caller proposing an honest 1976 presidential election with strict fundraising limits and cashless gifts. The idea is dismissed as impractical, while the bicentennial celebration debate continues amid political cynicism and red tape.
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Washington
United States
Nixon
July 14 in History 1789 Bastille Stormed and 1965 Paris Riots
On this date in history several events are noted including the storming of the Bastille in Paris in 1789, the 1965 Bastille Day clashes in Paris, and the 1960 Democratic National Convention nomination of Lyndon B. Johnson for vice president.
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Paris
Congress
Matthew C. Perry
Tokyo
Millard Fillmore
Japan
United States
Tientsin
Los Angeles
Lyndon B. Johnson
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
London
Chicago
South Side
Moscow
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By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Old Home Town
By Jenkin Lloyd Jones
George McGovern
McGovern
John Dean
Humphrey
Muskie
Sens
Fred Harris
John W. Dean III
Dean
H.R. Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
John Mitchell
Charles Colson
Jeb Magruder
Robert Mardian
Frederick LaRue
Maurice Stans
Gordon Strachan
Egil Krogh
Howard Hunt
Herbert Kalmbach
U. S
Stans
Haldeman
Ehrlichmann
Mr. Dean
Erlichman
Colson
Senate Select Committee
Ellsberg
Senate Committee
Sen. Ervin
William T. Fiddes Jr
W. 22Nd
Allan R. Brain
Orchard Ln
Warden
Leavenworth
Alan Cannon
R. J. . Gaffney
Cannon
Art Buchwald
Pye
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