Lawrence Daily Journal World Staff and Publication Details
Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead listing editor and publisher roles with company name The World Company. Published daily except Sunday at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas 66044. Rates shown for carrier and mail subscriptions in various regions. Tuesday July 31 1973 filed.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Telephone
Douglay
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Slumlord Bills Advance In Kansas for 1974 Session
A Kansas interim committee tentatively approves two bills to curb slumlord practices and curb debt harassment. Sen. Paul Hess chairing notes the housing standards measure targets slum properties while safeguarding legitimate landlords. The debt collection article preserves a notice to employer provision and bans obscene calls and deadbeat lists.
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Kansas
Paul Hess
Wichita
Consumer Protection
Sen
Hess
Lawrence
Kansas University Law School
Congress debates age 70 retirement for lawmakers
U S Rep Larry Winn Jr proposes a bill to cut retirement benefits 10 percent for each year a member stays past age 70. He argues it will restore faith, allow dignified retirement, and blend youth with experience. The measure takes effect in 1976 and faces opposition from older lawmakers.
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U.S
Larry Winn Jr
Lawrence
Congress
Winn
Legacy items and local notices from Douglas County pages
A 1963 column notes a half mill levy approved by the Douglas County Commission to fund future expansion with $40 000 for the next year and a teacher shortage as schools prepared to open. Other items mark 1948 bank plans 12 foot fall injury of a child and a 1933 roster of local figures plus a national relief corps anniversary.
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Douglas County Commission
Lawrence
McLouth
Lawrence National Bank
Seventh and
Mass
Mark Roberts
Ivan Roberts
Thor Johnson
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
R. R. Rutherford
Highway Commission
Douglas County
Carleton Kent
National Women’s Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Soldier reports drug abuse in Germany unit
A returning private told Congress that drug use was widespread in his armor unit at Illesheim Germany. He was sent to Fort Leavenworth for interrogation and urged reassignment for safety. He fears retaliation if he returns to his former unit, urging courage to speak out to tackle the problem.
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Pvt
John Andersen
Council Bluffs
Towa
Germany
Illeshien
Ft. Leavenworth
Army
Unconstitutional Actions Are History's To Judge
The piece argues presidential overreach is judged by history not by present law. It notes Ehrlichman testimony on if burglary could be justified for national security and cites Ervin Lincoln Ellsberg Hoover debates. It asserts leaders improvise powers, but history ultimately decides the legitimacy of unconstitutional acts.
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McKinsey
Gudiehae
George Foote
McKinsey Porter
Germany
Andersen
John Ehrlichman
Richard Nixon
Senator Ervin
John J. Wilson
Ehrlichman
Ervin
Daniel Ellsberg
J. Edgar ‘Hoover
White House
F.B.I
Hoover
Ellsberg
Mr. Wilson
Abraham Lincoln
Republic
Lincoln
Elisberg
Soviet Union
Pentagon
C.I.A
Jefferson
Roosevelt
Lyndon Johnson
Ron
Analysts See Possible U S Trade Surplus in 1974
Washington analysts say the United States may post a small 1974 trade surplus, reversing a 1971- era deficit trend. The shift is linked to dollar devaluations and robust global demand for American goods, with earlier figures showing a 1973 deficit far smaller than prior estimates.
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Washington
United States
U.S
Commerce Department
Vigilant Nixon Guards History
A satirical interview parody presents Richard Nixon insisting on keeping secret White House tapes. He claims innocence, protects tapes from exposure, and cites distrust of others while reflecting on history and power. The dialogue mocks Watergate era tensions and media scrutiny.
Journal World Opinion Page Section Overview
The Journal World outlines the opinion page as a forum for editorial writers letters columnists and cartoonists to express personal views. It emphasizes informed citizens evaluating criticism and commendation and the role of free idea exchange in democracy.
Today in History July 31 1777 1498 1948 1945 notes
Highlights include the 1777 Lafayette offer of service to the Continental Army who became a major general, Columbus discovery of Trinidad in 1498, and Truman dedicating Idlewild airport in 1948. Also references 1917 Flanders battle, Laval surrender in 1945, and a 1953 price warning by LBJ. Hank Bauer turns 51.
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Marquis de Lafayette
Christopher Columbus
Trinidad
Flanders
Pierre Laval
U.S
Austria
Harry S. Truman
New York
Idlewild
John F. Kennedy
U.N. Security Council
Portugal
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Hank Bauer
Nixon Faces Senate Challenge Over Watergate Tapes
Senator Adlai Stevenson III will denounce President Nixon on the Senate floor for denying access to the Watergate tapes. The dispute centers on pledges of full authority for special prosecutor Archibald Cox and the belated clarification of Richardson’s charter.
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Adlai Stevenson III
Tlinois
Senate
Nixon
Stevenson
Archibald Cox
Elliot Richardson
Cox
Richardson
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sen
Charles Mathias
Maryland
Mr. Nixon
Justice Department
White House
Senate Watergate Committee
Mathias
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Old Home Town
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