Lawrence Daily Journal World Editor Credits and Rates
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists staff including Noup h C Simons Sr and Stevie Parsons with H Mayer as publisher and Ernest Pontius as Eagle News editor. It notes the paper was published daily since 1844 with W C Simons as editor 1891 to 1952 and provides subscription rates by region, including $24.60 yearly by mail in Douglas County and surrounding areas and $20 yearly elsewhere in the United States.
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Nouph C. Simons SR
Treeidenie
Muhibeber
Dolph Semons
Stevie Parsons
H. Mayer
Darye Wall
Eagie News
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Douglas
Kansas
Wansas City
United States
Minnesota University budgets and governance face austerity shifts
Minnesota University MU battles a reduced 70 million cut amid state austerity and a new budgeting process. President Malcolm Moos forms a super committee to prune programs and reallocate funds, reexamining offerings across departments to meet value and future needs amid political pressures.
Earth City planned on Missouri River bottoms near St. Louis
Earth City aims to transform 1300 acres of Missouri River bottoms into a mixed use community of light industry residential and office space 17 miles northwest of St. Louis. Linclay Corp backed by J Dale Perkinson projects a $300 million build with initial $500000 ecological studies amid local protests and zoning battles with Bridgeton officials and county council.
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ST. Louis
Earth City
St. Louis County
St. Charles
First Missouri Capital Building
Bridgeton
Linclay Corp
Linclay
J. Dale Perkinson
Perkinson
Emil Hoechst
Hoechst
Linday
Reassessing Higher Education Spending Amid Austerity
The article argues that continued austerity in funding higher education could harm both universities and the nation. It urges administrators and faculty to reexamine programs, justify appropriations, and foster cooperation to influence governors and legislators toward more meaningful budgets and renewed public confidence.
Old Home Town Highlights From 1961 and 1931 Lawrence Pages
Lawrence police fielded many calls about backyard bomb shelters following Kennedy's Berlin crisis speech. KU design professor Carlyle H. Smith was invited to advise a commission on White House 19th century furnishings. The busy downtown ice cream shop drew 56 customers at 10 pm. 175 players had signed up for Lawrence Memorial High School football fall tryouts. 40 years ago Charles C. Dills became assistant engineer for the Kansas Board of Health. Green Brothers beat VFW Baseball Club 23 to 10 after a rough first inning. Two out of state men were robbed by three unmasked bandits south of Lawrence.
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Minnesota University
America
Minneapolis
Mount Oread
Kansans
Lawrence
Minnesota
DFL
Floyd Olson
Kennedy
Russia
Berlin
Carlyle H. Smith
White House
Lawrence Memorial High School
Chalmer Woodard
Lions
Charles C. Dills
Kansas Board of Health
R. W. Kehr
Chicago
Green Brother
VFW
Kansas City
Prayer confession and request for guidance
A prayer acknowledging misplaced attachments and lack of faithfulness asks for divine help to follow God wherever He leads today. The speaker seeks spiritual correction and guidance through a humble, personal confession.
Buckley Debates Hoax Claim Over National Review Papers
William F Buckley Jr explains the National Review hoax, detailing how editors forged documents to test press scrutiny. He recounts sending notices to friends, the press failures to disavow, and the broader aim to critique coverage of Vietnam era decisions and the Pentagon Papers.
Hussein warns of Israel peril over Jerusalem Christians
Jordan King Hussein in an exclusive interview warns that Israeli control in East Jerusalem and its treatment of Christians threatens Christian presence and peace in Palestine. He says 30,000 Christians have left since 1967 and calls for freezing Israeli actions to stop further injustices. He also notes Jordan may push the issue to the UN Security Council later this year.
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Amman
Jordan
Hussein
Israel
Jerusalem
Palestine
U.S
Arab
Brazil
Vatican
Security Council
Jordanian East Jerusalem
United Nations
East Jerusalem
Buckley Hoax Reveals Shock Over Forged Vietnam Documents
A simulated National Review hoax exposes how forged papers about the Vietnam War were treated as authentic by major outlets. Buckley explains the aim was to show credibility can propel fake content, while conservatives react with concern over potential spread of hoaxes.
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Washington
William F. Buckley Jr
National Review
Mr. Buckley
NBC
CBS
Buckley
The
Norman Mailer
Gore Vidal
Priscilla Buckley
Douglass Hospital Official Willing to Halt Abortions
T Roosevelt Butler administrator of Douglass Hospital says abortions will stop immediately if a legal authority finds violations of state law. Kansas health officials investigate Douglass abortion practices as Dr John Blank notes 2395 of 8500 abortions statewide occurred at Douglass. Butler counters 983.
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Kansas City, Kan
Douglass Hospital
T. Roosevelt Butler
Kansas Board of Health
John Blank
Hutchinson
Kansas
Douglass
Butler
Board of Health
Addresses of Lawrence elected officials and offices
Reader service lists federal state county city and school leaders for Lawrence with names and street addresses. Included are U S senators representatives mayors and several local officials with home and office locations.
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Lawrence
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Sixth and
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Moos
James Puckett
Alf Stole
Stole
Old Home Town
William Buckley JR
Associated Press
UPI
New York Times
Washington Post
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CIA
Times
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South Vietnam
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Haiphong Harbor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Charles Wilson
Natonal Review
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Wire
Voice of America
Vietnam
Mr. Bagdikian
Wm. F. Buckley Jr
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Robert Novak
Soviet Union
New York
Norman Jewison
ECOLO
JEST
By Bill Dana
LOS Angeles Times
Buchwald
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Arthur
Galbraith
John Lindsay
Dr. Spock
James Pearson
Robert Dole
U.S. Senate
Washington, D.C
U.S. Representative
Larry Winn, Jr
House
Arden Booth
Ala
John Vogel
Rt. 4
Morris Kay
Pioneer Rd
City Commission
J. R. Pulliam
Tenn
John Emick
W. Sixth
Jack Rose
Bellerive Circle
Nancy Hambleton
Oxford Rd
Charles Fisher
Orchardon
W. F. Bradley
Rt. 2
Kenneth E. Anderson
Clifton Ct
Julie Hack
Mass
Richard Holzmeister
W. 20Th
John Spearman Sr
Helen Gilles
Iowa
Larry Hatfield
Lawrence Ave
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