Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and contact details
The text lists staff positions and historical publication info for The World Company in Lawrence Kansas. It includes editors Dolph C Simons Jr Ralph Gage Ernest Pontius and others plus founding dates and pricing facts. It notes circulation by mail and carrier with regional rates and addresses.
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Dolph Simons SR
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Ralph Gage
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Sauas
No Peace Yet in Vietnam Says National Leader
The piece argues doubts about a lasting Vietnam peace, noting U S resolve to say no to broader involvement despite pressure from Hanoi and Viet Cong advances. It recalls the 10 year anniversary of American Legion Boys State moving to the KU campus and praises the event’s impact on Kansas University and Lawrence.
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America
Henry Kissinger
Vietnam
United States
Hanoi
U.S
Thieu
Southeast Asia
American Legion Boys’ State
Kansas University
Municipal Wichita University
Wichita State
Kansas System of Higher Education
Wichita
Wichita Legionnaires
Lawrence
Legion
Medical Mixup At Michigan University Commencement
Graduating medical students at Michigan University turn down actor Robert Young in favor of a real doctor. Young visits the class while a counter-Commencement across the street features Benjamin Spock, a noted pediatrician and antiwar activist.
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Michigan University
Robert Young
Marcus Welby
Young
Benjamin Spock
Welby
Spock
California mechanic offers home car repair service
An auto technician in California earns strong demand by performing repairs at customers' homes, a practice rare among doctors and mechanics. With few loaner cars and high rental rates, many one-car families prefer in-home service despite limited traditional repair shops.
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California
Gold Worship Continues Amid Dollar Decline
New York AP reports a global shift toward gold as a hedge against inflation and dollar erosion. The piece notes gold prices rising past $120 an ounce, widespread buying by investors, and concerns about the U.S. economy, debt, and Nixon-era governance influencing international confidence in the dollar.
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New York
United States
Washington
Alumni Leader Change Amid KU Activities and Local Progress
Old Home Town Gene Morgan of Kansas City succeeds Stanley Learned of Bartlesville Oklahoma as president of the KU Alumni Association for the coming year. The Lawrence construction pace nears 2.5 million through May 1963, described as unexcelled in city history by building inspector Louis Stone.
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Gene Morgan
Kansas City
Stanley Learned
Bartlesville
Okla
Boys’ State
Steve Heck
Lawrence
Louis Stone
Bible Message on Generosity and Kindness to Strangers
A devotional notes the story of Rebecca giving water to Abraham’s servant’s camels and prays for joy in doing more than enough. It asks for guidance to show extra kindness to strangers and ends with an Amen.
Frugal Auto Repair Aims to Meet Society’s Needs
The article notes ongoing use of practical auto repair services as a response to evolving societal demands. It emphasizes ingenuity in providing convenient, reliable fixes and contends that affordable options remain essential as technology and consumer needs grow.
Judge Sirica and the meaning of harsh Watergate sentences
The piece weighs Judge Sirica’s heavy 35 year terms for Watergate defendants against Learned Hand’s warnings about indefinite coercive imprisonment. It questions the legality and morality of pressuring witnesses, cites Senator Ervin’s hearings, Watkins v. United States, and urges civil liberties scrutiny.
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Sirica
United States
Hand
Watergate
Barker
Hunt
McCord
Ings
Ervin
American Civil Liberties Union
Marvin Frankel
Watergate Day Suggested To Honor Break-In Anniversary
A group led by Julian Stein proposes June 17 as Watergate Day to memorialize the break in. They compare to Guy Fawkes Day and suggest activities like taping doors, spying on neighbors, using aliases, and wearing red wigs as observances. The plan seeks a national holiday declaration from President Nixon.
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Washington
United States
Julian Stein
Nixon
Mr. Stern
White House
CIA
FBI
Pennsylvania Avenue
Committee
Watergate Complex
Democratic National Committee
Mr. Stein
England
Guy Fawkes
Stennis Anyone Game Highlights Lawmaker Puns
A satirical feature describes a game "Stennis, Anyone?" that forms fake bills by merging last names of current lawmakers. Examples include Pepper Rooney Pizza Standards and Devine Wright Presidential Succession. The piece notes Dick Pence promotes the game through a Rural Electric Newsletter and mentions ongoing gags about watergate era topics.
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Washington
Dick Pence
Stennis
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
Hong Kong
Pence
Rural Electric
House
Senate
NATO funds debate shadows European burden sharing
In Brussels NATO faces funding strain as Gen. Goodpaster presses European members for more financial help to ease the U.S. balance of payments burden. Western European resolve is weak amid calls for U.S. troop withdrawals, while Moscow quietly strengthens its Central Europe posture.
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Brussels
NATO
Andrew J. Goodpaster
U.S
Europe
Goodpaster
U. S
Bonn
West Germany
Soviet Union
Russia
Hungary
Moscow
Vienna
Denmark
Belgium
Canada
Europ
Nixon
White House
Donald Rumsfeld
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Flowers stolen from grave prompts reader plea
Letters from Irene Davis of Eudora report ongoing thefts of flowers and decorations from local graves, including her late husband’s grave in Memorial Park Cemetery Lawrence. She urges an end to such distressing acts for the community.
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Memorial’ Park
Lawrence
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