Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publication details
The excerpt lists staff roles and historical editors for The Lawrence Daily Journal-World, published by The World Company in Lawrence Kansas. It includes the publisher executive editor news editor advertising director and controller, notes established in 1854, and billing rates for various subscription options.
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Dolph
Steve Parsons
Bill Mayer
Dy Arest
Secisitorrbebe
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas Counties
Kansas City
United States
Schools Could Teach House Repair Skil ls for Self Sufficient Youth
The article argues for school based training in domestic repair skills to reduce costs for families. It cites fixing faucets lights and plumbing as essential teen taught tasks and notes local superintendent Carl Knox supports practical curriculum updates. It also touches on athletic director rumors about Jack Mitchell and shifts in college football leadership.
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Carl Knox
Petroleum protein from microbes aims to ease global hunger
Oil company scientists advance in producing single cell protein from petroleum to supplement diets. Microbes grown on petrolatum convert hydrocarbons into protein, with 1000 pounds yielding 4,000 pounds of protein daily. Final SCP could feed humans, though initially used as livestock supplement.
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New York
Oil Company
American Petroleum Institute
Mitchell declines athletic manager post amid mixed emotions
The article notes Mitchell may forego the athletic manager opportunity despite KU benefiting from his recruiting skill. It contrasts his potential Wellington vs Norman move and cites lingering disappointment over a dismissal, while also mentioning Ella Doran and her Peace Corps experiences and a reflective question on role models.
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Mitchell
Kansas
Wellington
Norman
KU figures and local incidents span a decade
Old Home Town items from 1961 note Paul Nieder hospitalized after a ditch collapse with partner Leonard Calvert slightly injured during City Water Department work. KU athletics named Monte Johnson director of public relations. Jack Frost’s Bridge Street shop and residence suffered heavy fire damage from welding sparks. Charlene Grinter, a former Perry TWA hostess, became superintendent of hostesses for the airline’s Midwest region. 1931 memories recall Memorial Stadium diplomas for 1,002 KU students and a busy marriage license day under Judge Menger, with a prayer closing the item.
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Paul Nieder
Rt. 5
City Water Department
Leonard Calvert
Monte Johnson
Kansas City
KU Department of Athletics
Jack Frost
Bridge Street
TWA
Charlene Grinter
Perry
Midwest
CBS News mocks wedding cake coverage with fake experts
A spoof CBS News segment parodies expert commentary on Tricia Nixon's wedding cake. Wally Schirra sits with Walter Cronkite while Lynda Bird Johnson Robb and Betty Crocker provide fictional analysis of a massive cake cutting, including danger and backup plans.
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Neil Armstrong
Wally Schirra
Walter Cronkite
CBS
Lynda Bird Johnson Robb
Tricia Nixon
Broadcasting Company
Betty Crocker
Walter
White House
Betty
Runaway Budget A Clear Menace
Washington warns the federal budget could spiral out of control with deficits expanding from 30.4 billion to over 40 billion over two years. Economists say inflationary expectations rise as the gap grows, risking higher long-term interest rates and slower recovery. Greenspan’s deficit concept gains attention as White House officials reassess Nixon’s forecast.
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Washington
Nixon
Pro
Alan Greenspan
White House
Office of Management and Budget
The
Treasury
Greenspan
Mr. Nixon
Supreme Court expands press freedom in landmark libel ruling
The Supreme Court limits damages for private individuals in defamation suits, requiring proof of actual malice to publish or air reports on public concerns. The decision broadens protection for media and may aid small newspapers and stations in pursuing robust coverage of public issues.
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Washington
The
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Byron R. White
William J. Brennan Jr
Rosenbloom
New York Times
Associated Press
Warren E. Burger
Harry A. Blackmun
Brennan
Hugo L. Black
White
Thurgood Marshall
Potter Stewart
John M. Harlan
HRC Footnotes Opens New Opinion Page in Lawrence
The Lawrence Journal-World debuts HRC Footnotes as an ongoing opinion feature from the Human Rights Commission. Mrs. Roland Hurst writes the first piece, reflecting on a decade of HRC work, local progress in housing and schooling, and the need for continued action to improve opportunities for all residents.
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HRC
Human Rights Commission
Roland Hurst
Russell Frink
Carl Johnson
Henry Johnson
Claude Norris
Ted Owens
John Purcell Jr
G. M. Stark
Norman Steffen
Vernell Sturns
City Human Resources Department
Lawrence
Presbyterians defend Angela Davis fund and stand with justice
Letter to the Journal-World explains a $10,000 grant from the United Presbyterian Council on Church and Race to Angela Davis’s defense. It notes California prosecutions costs, church concerns about fair trial conditions, and cites a biblical quote on liberty and justice.
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United Presbyterian Council On Church
Angela Davis
Journal-World
First Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Church
Council On Church and Race
Church On
St. Andrew United Presbyterian Church
Marin County
California
Davis
Miss Davis
St. Andrews
Bailey Firm Hired to Represent Dr Hodges in Drug Case
The F Lee Bailey law firm of Boston has been retained to represent Dr Bruce Hodges Johnson County Kansas health director indicted for allegedly selling drugs to a narcotics agent An assistant U S district attorney said a firm member would accompany Hodges to his 1130 a m hearing in the federal building Wednesday in Kansas City Kansas.
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Kansas City, Kan
F. Lee Bailey Law Firm
Boston
Bruce Hodges
Johnson County
Kan
U.S
Glen Kelly
Bailey
Kelly
Hodges
Federal Building
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Jack Mitchell
Jayhawker
Oklahoma University
Gomer Jones
Sooner
Chuck Fairbanks
Pepper Rodgers
Wellington News
Oklahoma
Petrolburger
John Cunniff
Ella Doran
U.S. Peace Corps
Volunteer
Corps
Bolivia
Ella
Kent State University
Volunteer Magazine
Old Home Town
Memorial Stadium
L. H. Menger
CBS News
Art Buchwald
Qwéehwale
Miss Crocker
Mission Control
Eddie Cox
Tricia
Eddie
National Cake Agency
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Philadelphia
WIP
George A. Rosenbloom
Federal District Court
William O. Douglas
Ramsey Clark
Clark
Simon H. Rifkind
House
Rifkind
Defense Fund
Jesus
Bailey Firm
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