FBI chief calls for targeted assault on crime says society shapes law
Clarence Kelsey head of the FBI urges a targeted effort to tackle crime. Lawrence mayor Barkley Clark supports boosting local law enforcement and citizen involvement. At the City Commission, a study on prospects was urged. He notes crime prevention relies on alert citizens reporting suspicious activity, especially non-violent burglaries.
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Clarence Kelsey
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Barkley Clark
Lawrence
City Commission
FBI
Kelley
Donations under scrutiny threaten public trust in Congress
The piece notes Congress members collect unreported office funds and gifts from unions and corporations, with examples like Rep. Rangel raising 5200 for his fund and other lawmakers funded by unions or dairy interests. It argues reform is likely after the 1976 elections due to waning public respect.
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Richard Nixon
House of Representatives
Rep
Rangel
Wilson
Texas
Harkin
Iowa
Cay
Missouri
Bill Cay
Congress
Call for CIA FBI balance in dangerous world stance
A former CIA chief lawyer defends espionage while condemning drug tests on unaware citizens. He argues agencies must operate in a global context despite past abuses and maintains a need for CIA and FBI, hoping for a day without such functions.
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Central Intelligence Agency
Lawrence R. Huston
CIA
FBI
United States
Senators face cool Soviet reply on Indian Ocean talks
U S diplomats report Moscow officials evasive and cool toward Indian Ocean naval base talks. Senators Culver and Hart said soft talk did not reflect policy, while U S fears Diego Garcia will advance without concessions. The Kremlin signals no intent to neutralize the Indian Ocean, per cables.
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Washington
U.S
Indian Ocean
Moscow
Capitol Hill
Sen
John Culver
Iowa
Culver
Gary Hart
Colorado
Diego Garcia
Somalia
Kremlin
Solzhenitsyn Warns of Detente Dangers in Uneasy Speech
Alexander Solzhenitsyn delivered a lengthy Washington address to AFL-CIO listeners calling detente dangerous and urging Western powers to resist concessions. He argues two opposing forces shape history: relentless concessions to Communism and a liberation of the human spirit under Marxism, urging greater Western interference to support freedom.
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Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Afl-Cio
Washington
Soviet Union
This Day In History July 23 Highlights Through 1975
Events on July 23 span 1914 when Austria issued an ultimatum to Serbia after Archduke Francis Ferdinand's assassination and the start of the First World War, through 1958 when Elizabeth II named four new peers, to 1965 Greece returning to civilian rule. Included are birthdays for Don Drysdale and Pee Wee Reese and a Japanese teaching adage.
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Austria
Serbia
Francis Ferdinand
Tilbury
Thames River
England
William Burt
Mount Vernon
Mich
Henri Petain
France
Mohamed Naguib
Egypt
Queen Elizabeth
Britain
House of Lords
U.S. Senate
Arthur Goldberg
United States
United Nations
House of Commons
London
Greece
Constantine Caramanlis
Don Drysdale
Brooklyn Dodgers
Peewee Reese
The World Company Lawrence Daily News Address and Rates
The World Company publishes daily except Sunday in Lawrence Kansas under editor W C Simons from 1891 to 1952. It lists subscription rates for carrier and mail options by region including Douglas county nearby areas Kansas and Missouri and national mail rate.
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W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Lightning incident at Western Open prompts safety discussion
A clear Catskills golf day turns deadly as a 19 year old club swinger is struck by lightning and dies en route to hospital while four others escape major injury. Golf officials note rarity of such injuries and cite rising lightning concerns after Trevino Nichols Heard incidents.
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New York
Catskills
Steve Cribari
Cribari
Bless the Pony Express and the good ol days
A reader recalls late airmail delays from Boston to Lawrence and critiques past service. They describe a cross country route with slow speeds and long transit times. The letter praises postmasters and carriers of earlier generations and laments current mail efficiency.
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Journal-World
Bless the Pony Express
Ohio
E.S. Gray
Lawrence Real Estate Valuation Tops 1965 Figures
Lawrence's assessed real estate value for 1965 was listed at 35 093 630 dollars, up more than 6 million from the prior year. Douglas County reached 60 192 500 dollars, about 10.4 million higher than the previous year. Sixth teen year old Nancy Knox won the Miss Lawrence World title among 33 contestants. A 50 000 fire destroyed the Reusch Hardware Store in Perry. Thousands attended the annual Sidewalk Bazaar in Lawrence. Ed Arn campaigned for governor on the Republican ticket and supported better building plans for state institutions. Gaylord Davis, now of Lawrence, won the Emporia Soap Box Derby and would compete in Akron. Carol Ann Tupy was selected to study in Mexico City next year as a junior at Wellesley. Construction began on the new 18 hole golf course at Lawrence Country Club with axes to clear 48 acres. Otto Barteldes described as LCC president said completion by spring. Course designed by J T Riggs Miller. Perry Maxwell to direct construction. Course committee includes Al Bromersick Irving Hill William Essick Glenn Charlton Elmer Lupton Harry Nevin.
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Lawrence
Douglas County
Nancy Knox
Terri Blewitt
Reusch
Perry
Ing
Gaylord Davis
Emporia
Akron
Carol Ann Tupy
Mexico City
Wellesley
Lawrence Country Club
Otto Barteldes
LCC
J.T. Riggs-Miller
Perry Maxwell
Oklahoma
al Bromersick
Irving Hill
William Essick
Glenn Charlton
Elmer Lupton
Harry Nevin
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