Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and address listing
The fragment lists staff positions and roles at the Lawrence Daily Journal World, including President Publisher Oliph, Editor Emeritus W. C. Simons, Managing Editor Ralph Gagnon, Advertising Director Leo Eller, and notices the paper’s establishment in 1834 with the address and phone number for The World Company in Lawrence Kansas.
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Nolph G. Simons JR
OLIPH
Simonss
Nesensesenses Bait Bilis M Hay
Hagsateen
Ralph Gagd
Aryl HK PC Lala
Asesspersasis Abonsessiasttgsincecctionee
Ewn Eiditor
Drnest Pontius
Leo Eller
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Telephone
Pearson backs Haskell and constitutional cleanup in Kansas
U S Senator James Pearson of Kansas praises Haskell Indian Junior College for providing quality educational opportunity to Indian youth. He urges continued support and describes it as a model federal program that meets a demonstrated need and helps fulfill government commitments. He also discusses Kansas constitutional amendments aimed at modernizing provisions and removing outdated items.
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U.S
James Pearson
Kansas
Haskell Indian Junior College
Pearson
Lawrence Institution
Sen
Haskell
Senate
Congress
Bureau of Indian Affairs
H .Haskell Indian Junior College
Government Employment and Public Trust in 1972
The text argues government employment expands with demand for services and spending. It links growing government to greater power and potential abuses, eroding public trust. Restoring confidence is crucial for any 1972 presidential policies gaining support.
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Nixon
White House
George McGovern
America
National Federation of Independent Business
New-Issue Look Can Deceive
SEC study of 49 new issues from 1968 to 1969 shows many underwriters may not fully meet due diligence standards. Proposed rules push for disclosure of detailed due diligence in registration statements, including use of proceeds, annual operating plans, competitive data, and background on key personnel.
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New York
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Frank Brown
Frank C. Brown & Co
Retiring Santa Fe Agent Aged Lawrence 49 Years
Ellis P. Addy of Lawrence, a Santa Fe Railway agent, plans retirement Aug 1 after service spanning 49 years. He began in Lawrence in 1939. The record notes a cold snap with a 58 degree low and forecasts continued cool weather around 60 at night and near 60 days.
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Ellis P. Addy
Santa Fe Railway
Lawrence
Kansas
Payne Ratner
Payne Jr
Wichita
Jerry Driscoll
Russell
State Supreme Court
Colorado
Kissinger Presides At Fat Cat Roundup
Washington reports reveal Henry Kissinger quietly briefed Jewish Democratic donors at the University Club in New York and helped Nixon’s push to pull Humphrey money away. Key financiers like Gustave Levy Max Fisher Taft Schreiber and John Factor shifted support as McGovern’s base eroded. Nixon operatives coordinated with Stans to minimize Kissinger’s exposure.
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Washington
Manhattan
University Club
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
George McGovern
Israel
McGovern
Kissinger
Maurice Stans
Henry Kissinger
White House
Wall Street
Gustave Levy
Detroit
Beverly Hills
John Factor
Chicago
Jake the Barber
Factor Long
Democratic Party
Meshulam Riklis
New York
Rapid- American
Taft Schreiber
Schreiber
Stans
California
Disney on Parade Eyes Europe for Global Expansion
Disney on Parade plans a Europe debut in London along with stops in New York and Mexico City, aiming for about 3 million in gross from three cities. NBC and Disney co-produce, building on a $28 million return from 158 cities, with growth envisioned into six editions across continents.
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Disney On Parade
London
New York
Mexico City
North America
Europe
Far East
South America
Anadarko Criticized by State Agencies Over Indian Residency Policy
Oklahoma Indian Affairs Commission criticizes Anadarko officials for discriminatory attitudes toward Indian residents. Hickory Starr Jr. warns the issue could erupt. Earlier, the Human Rights Commission found Anadarko Municipal Hospital declined service to Indians and labeled the city as treating Indians as second-class citizens.
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Tahlequah, Okla
Anadarko
Oklahoma Indians Affairs Commission
Hickory Starr Jr
Commission
Oklahoma Human Rights Commission
Anadarko Municipal Hospital
Oklahoma
State Human Rights Commission
Letters on signs and fairness in local law enforcement
Alvin Dahlene questions selective enforcement after a neighbor paid a $10 fine for a for sale sign in a car. Mary Kesler criticizes public figures and editorial stances on Senator Eagleton and Senator McGovern, urging informed citizen input.
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Alvin Dahlene
Weighing curb distance rules and mental health views
Letter writers debate city rules on political signs and the fairness of variances in front-yard displays. Readers respond to Eagleton coverage, urging humane treatment and possible psychiatric exams for leaders.
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Robert W. Piner
Nagging Things We Can Do Without And Then Windsor Park Polo
A mix of light American social vices and conveniences highlights a summer list of nuisances from heat waves to vanity letters and spoiled milk. In England, Prince Charles led Windsor Park to a 15 41% win over Sociedad Hipica Paulista with five goals, while Prince William added two as Windsor Park conceded 3% goals on handicap.
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New York
Vietnam
Midhurst
England
Prince Charles
Britain
Windsor Park
Sociedad Hipica Paulista
Prince William of Gloucester
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John Cunniff
Old Home Town
Louisiana
R. B. Stevens
M. W. Sterling
Willis Colman
Whatsisname
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Charles Bassine
Arthur Cohen
E. J. Korvette
Cohen
Disney Parade
Hollywood
Australia
Ringling Bros.Barnum and Bailey Circus
NBC
Disney Company
Disney
Pittsburgh
Jack Sidney
Sidney
Indian Agency
Journal-World
Sen. Eagleton
Sen. McGovern
Mary Kesler
W. 15Th
Eagleton
Wednesday Journal World
Prince Sparks
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