Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and rates note
The text lists staff roles including President Publisher Dolph C Simons and editors Stevie Parsons Ernest Pontius and others. It also states the paper is published daily except Sunday by The World Company at Lawrence Kansas with subscription rates by carrier and mail across regions.
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Dolph C. Simons
Ia Wee
Doumdh Simons
Ooo
Stevie Parson
Bill Mayer
Daryi. Hai
Wrnest Pontius
Lowlunroe Controter
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kaw
Dengles
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Paul Carttar
Lawrence High School
Kansas University
Journal- World Opinion
Lockheed seeks government loan guarantee over finances
The piece argues Lockheed requests a Congressional loan guarantee rather than direct aid to keep the firm afloat. It notes $5 billion in back orders, $1.4 billion already invested, and warns of broader implications for aircraft makers and the economy if guarantees set a precedent.
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Lockheed Aircraft
Lockheed
Boeing
Beech
Cessna
Congress
Fears on Economy Split Amid Private Forecasts
New York AP reports private economists warn Washington policies may fail to curb unemployment inflation and rising prices. Sindlinger & Co. president says 12 million workers fear job loss and 46 million lack confidence. calls for wage price controls and stronger leadership while noting consumer hoarding and Nixon Hoover comparisons.
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New York
Albert Sindlinger
Sindlinger & Co
Swarthmore
Sindlinger
Nixon
Herbert Hoover
Pro football under fire as players managers clash
The article cites players demanding large sums, agents and attorneys driving bargaining, and rising costs as morale and loyalty erode. Hold-outs and departures worsen the rift, while fans face higher ticket prices and sponsors search for income, risking public support for the sport.
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Ball Park
Marlboro
Lawrence petition drive seeks municipal pool action
More than 2 100 names were collected on petitions urging action for a city swimming pool in Lawrence. Pool project chairmen planned to appear before city commissioners to present the petitions.
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Lawrence
State Fish and Game Commission
Bible Message and Prayer Exhort Believers as God’s Household
A devotional note cites Ephesians 2 19 urging believers to be no longer strangers but fellow citizens with the saints and members of God’s household. A closing prayer asks God to make His people a center of love and tools to aid human need Amen.
Greek leaders revolt against Nixon on Athens letter
In an April 12 appeal to Secretary Rogers, Panayotis Kanellopoulos and George Mavros urge Washington to reassess Greece policy. They deny any civil liberties progress under the dictatorship, noting trials by military tribunals and detention without recourse, while warning U.S. aid continues.
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Athens
Nixon
Greece
Washington
William P. Rogers
Panayotis Kanellopoulos
George Mavros
Center Union
Kanellopoulos
U.S
Mavros
Rogers
NATO
Congress
Roger Davies Primly
Foreign students face culture shock over American food at KU
South American European African Middle Eastern and Asian students arriving in Lawrence find American meals foreign to their tastes. They confront breakfast cereals seconds jello salads and unfamiliar dining norms while adjusting to a three meal pattern and diverse local provisions.
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South America
Europe
Africa
Middle East
Asia
Lawrence
United States
Letter urging bicycle trail planning for Lawrence roads
Philip B. Menninger of Topeka Wheelmen urges the Lawrence community to adopt a bicycle trail system as new roads are planned. He notes significant federal funding opportunities and asks the city to explore and plan bike ways alongside road revamps or new construction.
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Lawrence Real Estate Board
Lawrence
Wichita
Philip B. Menninger
Topeka
Doctors report first complete fetal blood transfusion at Mt. Sinai
Mt Sinai School of Medicine doctors performed a complete exchange transfusion on a 22 week fetus via the neck artery. The mother delivered shortly after and survival was deemed unlikely due to premature birth. The operation followed past Rh disease losses for Marie Coop and her husband Herbert Coop of Brentwood N Y.
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New York
Mt. Sinai School of Medicine
Sheldonh. Cherry
Cherry
Marie Coop
Brentwood
N.Y
Herbert G. Coope
One Cosmonaut Alive but Unconscious At Rescue
Business Week reports one of the three Soyuz 11 cosmonauts was alive but unconscious when rescue teams reached him, citing unnamed high Russian scientific sources. Soviet and Moscow rumors describe all three men in extremely bad shape after nearly 24 days in space and blamed the tragedy on cabin pressure loss.
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New York
Business Week
Moscow
Earth
Two Centuries Later on Sino American Relations
The column praises President Nixon’s China visit as a step toward global security, arguing open channels with Communist China are vital for peace. It notes Taiwan risks, cautions against condoning Communist methods, and cites broad world support except Taiwan and South Korea.
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Nixon
China
United States
U.S
Taiwan
Latin America
Europe
Uncle Sam
South Korea
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