Lawrence Daily Journal-World detailed masthead and date
The Lawrence Daily Journal-World announces its staff and contact details for July 19 1973. The page lists editor Dolph Simons Sr and Jr president publisher Bill Mayer executive editor Ralph Gage managing editor Ernest Pont Lastovereye advertising director Leo Eller and controller. Subscription rates are shown for various regions headed by 2.05 monthly 24.60 yearly carrier and mail options. The paper is published daily except Sunday and is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation and The Associated Press.
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Dolph Simons SR
Arrier
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Lawrence
Kan
Professors Books Royalties Prompt Calls For Perspective
A Minnesota student paper questions faculty reading requirements that yield royalties. Two professors Chaiklin and Benjamin donate or share royalties, arguing no automatic conflict of interest and noting benefits to library funds, while recognizing broader issues of integrity amid IBM and Watergate-era espionage concerns.
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Minnesota University
Minnesota
Joseph Chaiklin
American Speech and Hearing Assn
Roger Benamin
Benjamin
Chaiklin
Tonsil and adenoid removal debated by parents and doctors
The article recalls a past practice of removing tonsils and adenoids in young children and notes a shift in thinking as modern views question routine early surgeries. It mentions parental instincts, medical opinions, and a growing protest about the old approach.
Doctors Urge Caution Over Tonsil and Adenoid Removals
Pediatricians warn denotensillectomies should rarely be done today while some doctors say usefulness lies in 2 to 10 percent of cases. Over a million removals occur yearly, per Health Insurance Institute, with antibiotics reducing need and studies linking tonils to immune factors and disease risk.
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Health Insurance Institute
Broker Request An Odd One
New York AP report on SEC hearings shows James Needham of the New York Stock Exchange urging a fixed commission raise of 10 percent on small orders and 15 percent on larger trades to sustain services for investors amid widespread brokerage sector losses. Firms under SEC surveillance and liquidations highlight ongoing stress on Wall Street.
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NEW York
James Needham
New York Stock Exchange
Securities and Exchange Commission
General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
SEC
Wall Street
Needham
Securities Investor Protection Corp
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
Shearson
Hamill
Citizens Council to aid South Park center planning
A Citizens Advisory Council was appointed to assist in planning furnishing and development of the South Park Recreation Center set to open this fall. Area rainfall reached 1.72 inches with some spots at 2 to 4 inches. A 1963 robbery car recovered about 1.5 miles from Ray's Truck Stop scene.
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Citizens Advisory Council
South Park Recreation Center
Ray
Rt. 3
Big Seven
Don Fambrough
Marvin Small
Tom Scott
Jack Eskridge
Gene Sherwood
Kansas
William Allen White
Amnesty: Mercy Justice and the ACLU
A commentary argues against amnesty for Vietnam era deserters, critiques the ACLU pamphlet by Henry Schwarzchild, and suggests a POW panel could grant mercy. The piece condemns amnesty as atonement for wartime actions while proposing limited safe-conduct for petitioners. It endorses nonretributive mercy without surrendering democratic principles.
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Coffin
Friends of
Amnesty
Henry Schwarzchild
Aclu Foundation
United States
South Vietnam
Gulf of Tonkin
ACLU
Grandmother Run-Over Plot Recalls Watergate Ties
In a surreal recounting tied to the 1972 election, Charles Colson explains to his injured grandmother how he aided President Nixon’s re election. He recalls intent to protect Nixon from impeachment while admitting guilt and caution about further actions.
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Washington
Charles Colson
White House
Richard Nixon
United States
Mr. Colson
Colson
Granny
Charles
Nixon
John Dean
Watergate
Realtors Use School Boundaries as Selling Points
Duane C. Graber of Peterson Road criticizes Lawrence realtors for tying home choices to school attendance and boundary claims. He urges correct boundary information and better parent school relations, noting some agents mislead buyers about transit and attendance.
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Lawrence
Senate backs Dole food price freeze escape clause
The Senate approved a price freeze escape clause for foods proposed by Senator Robert Dole. The secretary of agriculture could adjust prices on agricultural commodities at risk of shortage due to the price freeze. The vote tally was 90 to 4.
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Vietnam
McMurtrie Godley
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Laos
Washington
Robert Dole
R-Kan
Senate
Retary of Agriculture
Kennedy Signals Run for President in 1976
Washington reports Kentuckys Wendell Ford advised Kennedy on Alabama trip and Kennedy operatives quietly revive the Kennedy machine. The piece notes 1976 nomination as possible and outlines moderates' reception, Chappaquiddick concerns, and fears of a renewed Kennedy campaign shaping Democratic politics.
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Washington
George Wallace
Alabama
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Paul Kirk
Senate
Kirk
Pierre Salinger
Paris
David Burke
Stephen Smith
Portland
Ore
Democratic Committee
Oregon
Wallace
Wendell
Ford
Kentucky
McGovern
Robert S. Strauss
White House
GOP Cuts Staff As Funds Shrink
The Republican National Committee cuts about 30 of its 135 staffers as a potential $1 million deficit emerges from Watergate fallout. Press aide Jackie OConnor said donations have fallen, with a May 15 mailing producing only half expected. Staff reductions extend through August 15.
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GOP
Washington
Republican National Committee
Jackie O’connor
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San Jose
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Wixon
Old Home Town
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Eudora
U.S
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C. C. Gerstenberger
Heavenly Father
Mercy, Justice
William Buckley JR
American Civil Liberties Union
William Sloane Coffin Jr
America
Southeast Asia
Abraham Lincoln
Supreme Court
Canada
Sweden
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Haldeman
Journal-World
Duane C. Graber
Peterson Rd
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Robert Novak
Robert F. Kennedy
James Wechsler
New York Times
William Buckley
National Review
Democratic Party
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