Lawrence Daily Journal World Header and masthead details
The excerpt lists the Lawrence Daily Journal World staff roles led by Dolph Simons Sr and Dolph C. Simons Jr as President Publisher and related editorial and administrative positions. It notes establishment in 1864 and shows subscription rates by carrier and mail across regions.
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Dolph Simons SR
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Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
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Ralph Gage
Seae
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Watergate fears honesty over private intrusion
The piece argues a strong public dislike for privacy violations and deceit by officials. It contrasts widespread disapproval of bugging with anger at the Nixon administration's lies over the Watergate break in. It urges future leaders to embrace candor and accountability.
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U.S
Nixon
Democratic War Committee
Rumor dangers in agriculture and fuel talks traced by Wichita writer
Wichita farm writer Jerry Fetterolf warns rumors of fuel and fertilizer shortages can alter the nation s crop picture. He notes past weather rumors harming harvests, urges factual conclusions, and cites how rumors spread from nearby towns or relatives. Also cited: auto emissions standards may add about 500 to car prices, with a Continental Oil executive urging suspension of the rules.
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Jerry Fetterolf
The
Wichita Eagle
Wichita
Fetteroff
Kansas University
Fetterolf
Warren L. Jensen
Continental Oil
Santa Fe
N.M
Congress
Environmental Protection Agency
Jensen
Emission Debate Over Lead Free Gasoline Costs and Evasion
The article discusses the push for lead free gasoline, noting a $5 billion upgrade cost for the petroleum industry and potential energy shortages. It criticizes extreme environmentalist positions and stresses a middle ground amid auto emission problems like Los Angeles smog, urging constructive approaches over charges and countercharges.
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Jensen
Los Angeles
Dollar Decline Sparks Debate On Future Devaluations
In New York currency traders and monetary authorities debate whether the devalued dollar could fall again as markets and psychology diverge. The weaker dollar raises European prices for American travelers while gold climbs, fueling fears that the U S economy is adrift and complicating trade talks despite official assurances.
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New York
Europe
United States
U.S
Washington
Magruder Testimony Aims to Shield Nixon Aides
Magruder plans to testify that he drew blame on himself for illegal political espionage, hoping to shield his former superiors. Dean battles for documents and corroboration as Haldeman and Ehrlichman deny involvement and seek to discredit him.
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Washington
Nixon
Jeb Stuart Magruder
White House
Magruder
Ervin Committee
Senate
Nixon - Haldeman - Ehrlichman
Dean
Mitchell
Haldeman
WU. S. Atty
Harold H. Titus, Jr
Watergate
Ehrlichman
Bombing Cambodia funds cut would hurt presidential powers
In a fiery column a commentator defends unilateral military action by the President. He argues Congress overstepped by withholding funds to bomb Cambodia, saying such power is a long tradition and essential to national security, and warns it could deter qualified candidates from seeking the presidency.
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Washington
Congress
Cambodia
United States
Indochina
Nixon
White House
Senate Committee
CIA
FBI
Henry
Pnomh Penh
Navy
The Ervin Inquiry and Watkins Doctrine in Watergate Debate
The piece argues the Senate Ervin committee should not usurp impeachment duties and cites the Watkins decision to caution against using congressional inquiries for mandatory exposure. It notes the proper venue lies with the House Judiciary Committee and underscores the need to balance investigative powers with constitutional limits. Brigitte Bardot announces retirement from films, saying she has had enough and plans to live.
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Watkins
Congress
Woodrow Wilson
Sen. Ervin
Ervin
John Mitchell
John Ehrlichman
Robert Haldeman
Judiciary Committee
House
United States
Paris
Brigitte Bardot
Bardot
Letters Editor Critiques Deficit Spending and War Oversight
In a reader letter, the author attacks Democratic majorities in Congress for deficit financed policy and misused funds. The piece links domestic policy to military actions from WWI to Vietnam, accusing politicians of hypocrisy on Watergate and Cambodia while invoking historical figures and the speaker as an old fisherman like Sam Ervin.
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House
Senate
Lusitania
Pearl Harbor
Korea
U.N
Vietnam
Watergate
Cambodia
Sam Ervin
Edwin Swope
Mansfield
Topeka Weather Sees No Repeat Flood Danger Yet
Rainfall in Topeka this year far exceeds 1951 levels but weather officials say a Kansas River flood like 1951 is unlikely. Reservoirs built since 1951 keep water lower, dikes updated, and storms of that magnitude are expected about once per century. Governor Docking named to National Governors Conference executive committee.
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Topeka, Kan
Topeka
National Weather Service
Kansas River
Weather Service
Tuttle Creek
Wilson
Milford
Perry
Kirwin
Webster
Jewell
Norton
Glen Elder
Kansas
Marais Des Cygnes
Neosho
United States
Kan
Robert Docking
Docking
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Bob) Haldeman
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