Lawrence as a home town and its sectional pride
The article lauds Lawrence for strong hometown patriotism and generous, courteous residents. It cites growth through long-range planning, acknowledges occasional mistakes by city bodies, and argues that overall leadership has made Lawrence a superior, orderly medium-sized city worth preserving.
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City Commission
Chamber of Commerce
EU Administration
Lawrence
Congress advances plan to stockpile oil and use Elk Hills revenue
The House moves to create oil stockpiles and open Navy Elk Hills reserves in California to fund storage in Gulf Coast salt domes for a national strategic reserve. If approved by the Senate, the plan aims to reduce Arab oil leverage and improve bargaining power, though it may take years to build a practical reserve.
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House
California
Elk Hills
Gulf Coast
Senate
United States
U.S
Indira Gandhi and Idi Amin as power’s equal temptations
The author argues power corrupts both genders, comparing Indira Gandhi and Idi Amin to illustrate that leadership temptations cross gender lines. They caution against sweeping generalizations while noting both figures demonstrate self-serving tyranny and the potential for lawlessness.
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Indira Gandhi
Amin
Mrs. Ghandi
Newspaper masthead and rates from The World Company
Established 1854 W C Simons Editor 1891 to 1952 The World Company publishes daily except Sunday at Sixth and New Hampshire Lawrence Kansas with contact 843-1000. Subscription rates list carrier and mail options by region and year, including Kansas and Missouri areas and nationwide mail.
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W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Carter
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Urban liberalism and the garbage politics of cities
The piece argues that urban liberalism relies on federal aid and revenue sharing, fueling municipal spending and labor actions. It cites 1968 New York and 1974 San Francisco strikes, the BeameAlioto-led capitulations, and a private versus public garbage cost comparison to critique city governance and federal funding’s influence.
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Washington
New York City
New York
San Francisco
Fragrant Bay
NBC
Meet the Press
Joseph Alioto
Alioto
Abraham Beame
Beane
Conference of Mayors
Boston
Beame
Economy capacity debate looms as recovery possible
The article discusses whether the U S economy has enough capacity to expand as growth resumes. It weighs high and low capacity scenarios, cites First National City Bank projections of potential bottlenecks and a double dip risk, and examines how capacity surveys may miscount idle or marginally efficient plants.
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New York
First National City Bank
Commerce Department
Federal Reserve Board
Topeka family safe after river bridge collapse
A Topeka family feared lost when the downtown bridge over the Kaw River collapsed on July 3 was found safe in Tucson, Arizona. The report notes local flooding along the Kansas River cresting at 18.5 feet and lists other regional news items from the era.
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Topeka
Kaw
Tucson
Ariz
Naismith
Bloomington
U.S
United Nations
London
John T. Weatherwax
Westvaco Chemicals Plant
FMC
Lawrence
California
Kansas
Polly Peppercorn
Shirley Cox
Nancy Smith
Gretchen Zimmerman
Nancy Underwood
Artis Olson
Jayhawk
Building and housing codes in Lawrence described as minimum standards
The Journal-World editor discusses that the Building Code and Housing Code aim to protect life and property by establishing minimum standards for construction and occupancy. Lawrence has codes 4529 and 4530 based on 1973 Uniform editions with amendments, and substitutes by non professionals are discouraged. Bill Duncan of 2008 W Ninth notes his role on the building code board of appeals.
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Journal-World
City of
Lawrence
Bill Duncan
W. Ninth
Building Code Board of Appeals
P.E
Apollo Soyuz launches dwarfed by Russian blastoff
Space Center Houston reports the Soyuz liftoff dazed viewers with a Fourth of July spectacle, though the Saturn V still dominated in visual drama as it rose from Cape Canaveral to begin a historic orbital linkup. Cosmonauts Leonov and Kubasov led Russia into a new era while American crews prepared for their own mission.
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Florida Seacoast
Atlantic Ocean
Earth
Baikonur Cosmodrome
Alexei Leonov
Valeri Kubasov
Space Pavillion
Moscow
U.S
Star City
Houston Control Center
Leonov
Cape Canaveral
Thomas P. Stafford
Vance D. Brand
Donald K. Slayton
Apollo
Moon
Indonesia Faces Balancing Act in Cold War Southeast Asia
Indonesia shows public nonalignment while private generals press for U S. bases and arms. Malik tilts toward ASEAN diplomacy but Suharto's regime fears Soviet naval influence and seeks continued U S. defense pacts and military modernization. A Xiom test on China relations looms.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Southeast Asia
Indochina
Washington
Adam Malik
U.S
East Asia
Western Pacific
Malik
ASEAN
Subic Bay
Philippines
Peking
Suharto
Indonesian
South Vietnam
Camranh Bay
Thailand
Malaysia
Hanoi
South Korea
Japan
Australia
Seventh Fleet
Korea
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