Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and pricing list
The item lists the Lawrence Daily Journal World details including publisher president editor and staff roles, office location at Sixth and New Hampshire Street, Lawrence Kansas, and subscription rates by carrier and mail across regions and states.
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Journal World Stands For Statement 1972
The Journal World declares its commitment to accurate fair news reporting no mixing of opinion with news safeguarding citizens rights regardless of race creed or economic status sympathy for the disadvantaged exposure of dishonesty in public affairs and support of community improvements dated Saturday Evening July 15 1972.
McGovern Faces Defense Budget Clash Ahead of Election
The piece contrasts George McGovern and Richard Nixon over national defense. It notes McGovern favors deep defense cuts toward 1975 while acknowledging world dangers, while Nixon pledges gradual troop reductions and arms talks. The analysis questions whether either candidate can secure faster progress.
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United States
Nixon
Congress
U.S
McGovern
Sen. McGovern
Vietnam
Asia
Europe
China
Russia
Agnew Overkill Not Needed In Nixon Campaign
Washington reports John Mitchell sought to curb Vice President Spiro Agnew whose blistering McGovern speech drew Republican concern. Mitchell’s departure fuels fears Agnew may run unchecked, with Clark MacGregor replacing him as campaign manager and White House lobbyist backing.
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Washington
John Mitchell
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Sen
George McGovern
Mitchell
McGovern
Mr. Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Indochina
Ted Agnew
White House
Clark MacGregor
Minnesota
Motorcycle patrol aids Lawrence police operations
A 1962 note recalls Chief Bill Cox adding a motorcycle patrol seen as a valuable asset to Lawrence police work. Also mentions KU professor John Pozdro to be featured in three Midwestern Music Camp concerts and a 500 pound jaguar dying after excessive tranquilizer in Topeka zoo, roaming Gage Park briefly. 1947 items note Hall Bros greeting card plant potential closure, James Postma hired as assistant to the Douglas County Attorney, state printer resisting larger salary cuts, KU psychology appointment of J F Brown, plus a religious prayer excerpt.
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Lawrence
Bill Cox
Kansas University
John Pozdro
Topeka
Gage Park
Hall Bros. Greeting Card Firm
James Postma
Douglas County
Robert Oyler
Harry Woodring
J. F. Brown
Colorado University
Political Realities Challenge Idealistic Views
The passage contrasts idealistic hopes with the harsh truths of power and responsibility, noting the frustration of denial when life presents hard factual limits beyond what Mc Govern might wish. It underscores how reality tests ambition and leadership thresholds.
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McGovern
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The writer critiques the film The Great Northfield Minnesota Raid and mocks social conscious cinema. He cites controversial scenes and suggests writing a new script set in Ft. Smith Arkansas with Cherokee Bill to capitalize on trendy themes, while railing against perceived moral decline and urging a profit-driven project.
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Ft. Smith
Ark
Great Northfield
Minnesota
Cliff Robertson
New Look for Democrats And 16 Weeks to Get Going
Miami Beach AP reports a new coalition gives leadership to the Democratic party with McGovern and Eagleton facing under four months to build a campaign. Emphasis targets industrial East and Midwest plus the Pacific coast as funds loom. Aims include the largest voter registration push to register 18 million by November, energizing youth, the poor, and minorities.
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Miami Beach, Fla
Democratic Party
George McGovern
Thomas F. Eagleton
Pacific Coast
McGovern
July 15 in History Highlights Major 1960 Kennedy Nomination
On this date in 1960 John Kennedy accepted the Democratic nomination at the Los Angeles convention and used the term new frontier. Other events include Rembrandt’s birth in 1606, Louis XVI’s authority loss in 1789, Georgia’s 1870 readmission, WWI action in 1918, Truman’s 1948 nomination, EisenhowerLebanon order in 1958, and a 1968 note on farm labor changes.
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John Kennedy
Los Angeles
Georgia
Chateau-Thierry
France
Philadelphia
Harry Truman
Dwight Eisenhower
Lebanon
Middle East
Committee For Economic Development
Eagleton Urges Voter Sign-Ups For McGovern Campaign
Missouri Sen. Thomas Eagleton calls for a massive voter registration drive as the 1972 Democratic campaign begins. He spoke at Kansas City airport after the national convention, urging registrations from young people and Black voters to secure McGovern’s White House bid. He stressed labor support and expected cooperation from Missouri Gov. Warren Hearnes as he and Daley prepare for upcoming meetings.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Thomas Eagleton
Miami Beach
Eagleton
St. Louis
George McGovern
White House
Miami
McGovern
National Audio-Visual Association
Muehlebach
Washington
Labor
Warren I. Hearnes
Agleton
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Letter Warns Against Choker Chains After Pet Tragedy
A reader recounts the death of her dog Spanky due to a choker chain accident. She recalls Spanky’s life, quirks, and fear around July 4 and urges owners to avoid choke-type collars. Norma Baxter and Susan Hess note ongoing humane work and responsibility gaps.
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Spanky
Norma Baxter
Providence
Caring for Animals
Letter from a reader condemns the dehydration and starvation of a dog in Lawrence, tied up and dying for a week before aid arrived. It urges readers to consider humane action, calls for community responsibility, and notes the existence of a Lawrence Humane Society unable to assist alone. The piece emphasizes compassion for both humans and animals.
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Journal- World
Lawrence
Humane Society
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Blacks Not Unified On Demo Role
Black delegates and leaders at the Democratic National Convention express mixed feelings about unity. Frustration and bitterness clash with hope as tensions surge over Shirley Chisholm’s candidacy and Humphrey's ballot strategy. Disunity, bickering, and inexperience color the mood.
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Miami Beach
Fla
New York Times
Shirley Chisholm
Brooklyn
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Mrs. Chisholm
Kansas Open Meetings And Roll Call Vote Laws Enacted
The 1972 Kansas Legislature enacted two progressive laws effective July 1 to boost public scrutiny of government. One requires all meetings of state and local governing bodies to be open to the public with public justification for any non public session. The other bans voice votes on regulatory actions, requiring roll call votes by a majority of the total membership.
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Kansas
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