Lawrence Daily Journal World Publisher and Staff Details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists Dolf C Simons Jr as President Publisher and W Simons as Editor from 1954. The paper operates daily except Sunday from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets in Lawrence Kansas with a 1954 established history. Subscription rates vary by delivery method and region.
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Douglas County debated joint city county facilities ballot
Voters faced questions on a proposed joint office and law enforcement complex after a September defeat that carried a 5.64 million price tag. Douglas County officials cited land ownership, tax levies, and over 400 000 spent on land and architect fees as part of ongoing talks and planned road and reservoir developments.
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Douglas County
Art Heck
Douglas County Commission
Girls’ State
Heck
Lawrence
Buford Watson
4 “Legislative Committee
Mutual funds face sales slump driven by rising redemptions
In New York AP reports funds totaling 58 billion dollars show declining sales and rising redemptions. Industry leaders acknowledge problems while stressing temporary nature and the need to restore demand.
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New York
Investment Company Institute
Robert L. Augenblick
Canadian Mutual Funds Association
Polio vaccine drive and long KU graduation season noted
The old Home Town program vaccinated 2264 in one day as follow up. Kansas University saw over 12 000 at graduation where Chancellor Wescoe urged graduates to educate themselves and strive for excellence. Weather cleared after a threatening thunderstorm. Obituaries mention Dr L K Zimimer at 61.
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Kansas University
Clarke Wescoe
Space program spin off could cut fuel use and noise
The new plane would reach 1.2 times the speed of sound and run with fuel use comparable to subsonic jets, reducing air pollution. Much research comes from space program activities, suggesting policy should protect space funding to avoid slowing flight advances.
Applause Signals Nixon Visit Impresses Hanoi Crowd
A Hanoi audience reacted strongly to President Nixon’s repeated pledge to seek an honorable end to the Vietnam War. The piece notes chorus-like applause during his remarks after his Warsaw trip and discusses reactions to Thieu, Giap, and Vietnamization along with skepticism toward critics and opponents in America.
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Hanoi
Nixon
Warsaw
Poland
Yalta
Stalin
Europe
United States
Asia
Saigon
Vietnam
Richard Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
South Vietnam
Senator Humphrey
Thieu
Giap
Docking backs no fault auto insurance plan for Kansas
Gov. Robert Docking, seeking a fourth term, urged Kansas legislators to craft a state no fault auto insurance plan that would not raise rates. He warned federal action could force a national policy if states do nothing and stressed tailoring a Kansas plan to local needs.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert Docking
United States
Senate Committee On Commerce
Docking
Kansas
Peace Dividend: Who Receives It?
In a Washington chat, Hannibal Stone of the Military Industrial Complex greets Nixon’s arms accord with optimism. He predicts higher defense spending to develop new weapons not covered by the treaty, framing the agreement as a windfall for defense contractors and warning of inflated costs.
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Richard Nixon
Congress
Vietnam
Washington
Nixon
Soviet Union
Hannibal Stone
Association For
Hannibal
Russia
United States
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Rewer Riber
Moscow
Hannnibal
Eisenhower
This Day In History June 6 1972 Highlights
June 6 marks D Day 1944 Allied landings in Normandy and other key events. Notable birthdays include the Dalai Lama born 1935 and Elmer Staats, Paul Dudley White among others.
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Normandy
France
Nathan Hale
Coventry
Conn
Alsace
Germany
U.S
U.S. Congress
Securities and Exchange Commission
Yorktown
Midway
University of Mississippi
James Meredith
Egypt
Suez Canal
Agd
Air West
California
San Gabriel Mountains
Dalai Lama
McGovern Surges in California Amid Blue-Collar Support
A secret California survey shows George McGovern gaining blue-collar backing as Hubert Humphrey falters. McGovern’s California surge follows a televised debate and is driven by discontent with the political establishment, not ideology, with campaign shifts on Israel and cabinet promises shaping the effort.
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Los Angeles
Hubert Humphrey
George McGovern
California
McGovern
Humphrey
Middle East
Israel
San Fernando Valley
Milton Gwirtzman
Edmund Muskie
Covina
Robert F. Kennedy
Bobby Kennedy
Hubert Huttiphrey
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