Lawrence Daily Journal World front page 1973 details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World staff roster and publication details list editor Dolph Simons Sr publisher Bill Mayier and executives along with circulation and pricing information. It notes the paper is published daily except Sunday by The World Company with offices in Lawrence Kansas and states subscription rates for various regions. The page is dated Monday July 16 1973.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Remainingansas
Kansas City
United States
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Wasted appointments and wasted education raise questions
A columnist argues young recruits should not accept major training entries like West Point or education degrees unless they intend to pursue the field. The piece surveys college graduates in teaching, law, journalism, and other professions, noting job markets and possible misalignment between study and career goals.
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West Point
Minnesota
State Department
Kansas
United States
No Poetic Tone For Money
New York AP report explores money uncertainty across domestic and international markets. Phase 4 controls, potential recession, food supply concerns, clothing shortages, housing finance, and a volatile stock market loom as brokers fear for the industry amid a devalued dollar and global currency fluctuations. Watergate era doubt compounds confidence.
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Financial
Legacy of Dutch Elm Disease Thins Historic Lawrence Canopy
The town of Lawrence loses most of its ancient elms to Dutch elm disease. Efforts with spraying and bidrin failed to halt the decline. New tree varieties replace the giant elms, but the green canopy heaviest a quarter century ago has not returned.
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Lawrence
Mabey
Community plans hope for resilient green spaces
The text notes that many trees have been planted and that the community may never again be almost totally covered by Elms. It emphasizes the pride and interest of numerous citizens in keeping the area a beautiful garden spot for the future.
Lawrence area non agriculture jobs steady as lake stocked
A monthly report shows non agriculture employment in the Lawrence area held near the prior level while the Douglas County State Lake between Vinland and Baldwin was stocked and slated to open to anglers in fall 1964.
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Lawrence
Douglas County State Lake
Vinland
Baldwin
Daily Bible Message Prayer for Peace and Strength
A brief devotional asks God for help to endure today’s turmoil and share the peace that comes to those who trust in Him. It focuses on personal resolve and calm influence on others.
Watergate fever fades as public mood shifts
An observer notes Gallup finds 71 percent believe Nixon knew of Watergate while 18 percent support removal. The piece argues impeachment politics may be driven by public opinion rather than accountability, with a sweeping view of the ongoing, confusing Watergate saga and waning public curiosity.
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Gallup
Nixon
John Dean
Republicans press Bush over CREEP funds amid Watergate scandal
The article notes GOP leaders demand accountability for CREEP spending including $80 256 in legal fees in the second quarter of 1973 with chief fundraiser Maurice Stans and deputy director Jeb Magruder among the attorneys paid. George Bush pushes closing CREEP while opponents fear using 1972 surplus to cover criminal defense. The piece also covers State Department Senate cuts of foreign service officers, Harriman’s intervention for William Sullivan, and possible reassignment of Charles Whitehouse amid confirmation battles.
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Washington
National Party
Nixon
George Bush
Bush
CREEP
Maurice Stans
Vesco
Jeb Magruder
Herbert Porter
Stans
Walter J. Bonner
Devon Shumway
Averell Harriman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
G. McMurtrie Godley
Laos
State Department
Joe McCarthy
William H. Sullivan
Philippines
Harriman
Sullivan
Senate
Charles §. Whitehouse
Saigon
Godley
Charles Whitehouse
Whitehouse
Southeast Asia
Foreign Service
J. W. Fulbright
Arkansas
Fulbright
U. S
Kenneth Wherry
Joseph R. McCarthy
Flag Theft and Freedom Notes Spur Civic Letter
A reader laments a stolen flag and torn ropes pledging to repair and display the flag again. The letter voices support for free enterprise, warns against government control, and critiques welfare and inflation with references to access, shortages, and a call for audits. C. C. Moseley cites Abraham Lincoln in a separate note.
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America
Federal Reserve System
Scott N. Bailey Linwood
Kan
Dirty Pictures and Juvenile Maturity Debate
A reader recalls dirty pictures circulated in grammar school and argues adults remain juvenile. He notes a Supreme Court reaction to pornography and questions societal progress beyond the eighth grade.
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Supreme Court
Austin Ledwith
1644 N.H
Copying Menace Sure to Expand
NEW YORK (UPI) A World copying machines output would stretch to the moon and back 250 times if laid end to end. The industry, driven by 3M and Xerox, now totals about 3 billion dollars with 50 U.S. manufacturers and 280 billion annual copies in America.
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City of
New York
Congress
UPI
Miller
Three M
Xerox Corp
United States
America
Sawyer
Xerox
Addressograph Multigraph
A. B. Dick Co
International Business Machines
F.S. Webster
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Dolph Simons SR
Isditor
Dolph
W. C. Simons
John Cunniff
William Congreve
Old Home Town
Philadelphia
Truman
William C. Douglas
Sen
Albim Barkley
Gov
Lane
Maryland
Otto Fischer
Riley Burcham
Rotary
Frank McDonald
McDonald Beverage Co
Anheuser- Busch
I. W. Hartley
The
Co-Operettes
Kansas Council For Religious Education
William Buckley JR
Hutchinson
Kansas State Industrial Reformatory
Fernando Schneglesepian
Topeka
Donald Thomas
Reformatory
House of Representatives
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Dean
John Mitchell
New York Times
Mitchell
Magruder
Affaire Des Fuites
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Flag Thief
Journal-World
Bill Scherle
Iowa
Canada
White House
Abraham Lincoln
C. C. Moseley
Glendale
Calif
By Leroy Pope
Ted Sawyer
Business Graphics Magazine
Chicago
C. E. Miller
3M Co
St. Paul
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