Lawrence Journal-World masthead and 1973 publication date
The entry shows the Lawrence Journal-World newspaper masthead with staff roles and ownership details, noting publication as a daily except Sunday. It includes executives Dolph Simons Sr and Jr, publisher Bill, editors Ralph Age and Ernest Thus, advertising director Leo Eller, and establishment in 1854. The issue is dated Thursday Evening, July 26, 1973 with circulation and postal information.
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Dolph Simons SR
Eastor ‘Dolph Oe Famons JR
Bill We
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Ralph Age
Ernest
Calls for Nixon Forthrightness on Watergate Hearings
The piece argues the president should answer questions in writing if needed to restore public trust after Watergate, urging frank statements about White House involvement and steps to prevent future illegal conduct. It questions possible prior knowledge of the June 17, 1972 burglary and actions to cover up offenses.
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The
United States
Watergate
Nixon
White House
Senate Committee
Democratic National Committee
Dean
Mr. Nixon
a_ Congressional Committee
John Q
Josh
Alexander Haig
Will Bud Run in Oklahoma Political Race?
Sources say Bud Wilkinson, former OU coach and athletic director, is weighing a 1960s styled run for office. He has told reporters he might consider running if his affairs are in order while his allies frame him as serious about the race. Wilkinson has political allies and a television commentary profile and has a consulting firm in Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma
Bud. Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Bud
Oklaoma City
Wilkin‘gon
Oklahoma City
Denzil Garrison
Bartlesville
James Inhofe
Hall
Larry Derryberry
Hanks
Derryberry
7 Piinson
Beces Aboma
U.S. Life Standards Compared Amid OECD Jobless Rates
OECD midyear outlook shows Germany’s unemployment under 1 percent while the United States sits around 5 percent. Canada and the U.S. may swap rates with many other members as inflation differs across regions. Japanese saving exceeds 20 percent of disposable income, while U.S. inflation trails at times. France reports 4 percent, Sweden 5, and Germany 6.8.
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New York
United States
Sweden
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
U.S
Canada
Japan
Australia
France
Italy
United Kingdom
Belgium
Netherlands
Finland
Ireland
Switzerland
Denmark
Germany
Heat Drives Record Lows and County Plans
Heat remains intense with a 105 degree official high as thundershowers offer slight relief. County School Supt. Earl Wilson aims to resolve a state test case on county posts before planning ahead, while Lecompton readies its Aug. 3 old fashioned picnic.
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Earl Wilson
Wilson
Lecompton
Ebert calls for Hepburn era roles in modern cinema
Chicago critic Roger Ebert praises early 1940s film heroines Katharine Hepburn Rosa Lind Russell Joan Crawford Irene Dunne for portraying competent intelligent women. He argues today’s movies overemphasize frivolous female parts and underrepresent strong equal characters.
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Chicago
Roger Ebert
Ebert
Katharine Hepburn
Rosalind Russell
Joan Crawford
Spencer Tracy
la Hepburn
Russell
Crawford
Irene Dunne
Frappe
Nixon Tapes Privilege Debate Faces Public Skepticism
The piece argues executive privilege over Nixon tapes is weak and likely to fail under scrutiny. It compares Papal infallibility to Nixon's claim, notes personal disclosures would harm privacy, and suggests judges assess Dean’s conversations for involvement. Public opinion shows low removal support but rising calls for accountability.
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Nixon
John Dean
Pius IX
Mr. Nixon
Honest People Seem Scarce In This Topsy Turvy World
Washington column satirically recounts a Watergate era fantasy about a man finding a manila envelope of hundred dollar bills in a public phone booth and using it to buy steak while a tense confrontation unfolds with a threatening stranger nearby.
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Washington
Tony Ulasewicz
Weather study and Watergate musings clash in letters
A reader recalls studying weather since 1939 and explains how tornadoes can form without clouds. The letter also satirizes Watergate figures, taxes, and a quarry dispute, mixing personal anecdotes with political opinion and a courtroom anecdote about a $25 000 fee.
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Burge
Reis
Weiss
Mac Floyd
Town
Can the President Win Desperate Tape Strategy Erupts
President Nixon refuses to turn over tape recordings to Congress and the special prosecutor. White House hard-liners hail the move as a show of grit aimed at winning public support. Key figures like Archibald Cox and Senator Howard Baker face a stark shift as loyalty fractures.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Congress
House
Sam Ervin
Watergate Committee
Archibald Cox
Cox
Harvard
Baker
Capitol Hill
Sen
Edward Gurney
Florida
Opinion Page Promotes Free Public Debate
The Journal World editorial section invites readers to share opinions from editorial writers letter writers columnists and cartoonists on public affairs. It emphasizes informed citizens evaluating criticism and commendation and links democratic success to open dialogue.
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