Lawrence Daily Journal World Staff and Publishing Details
Lawrence Daily Journal World listing staff roles and editorial leadership. Published daily except Sunday by The World Company at Lawrence Kansas with established rates for carriers and mail subscriptions across Douglas, adjoining counties, other Kansas counties, Kansas City area, and nationwide.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kaw
Telephone
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Old Rails Recalled As Lawrence Street Car Era Ends
The removal of old paving brick and street car rails from 800 block Massachusetts Street marks a modernization of the downtown. Tales of mule cars, presidents visiting, and interurban plans recall Lawrence’s earlier transport era and a shift to buses and new sidewalks.
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Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Union Pacific Railroad
North
River
Burt Ober
Ober
Salina
Seventh Street
Massachusetts
United States
Grover Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Ninth Street
Warren
Ninth
New Hampshire Streets
South Park
Franklin Roosevelt
James Cox
Roosevelt
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas University
Eighth
Mount Oread
University
Market bears McGovern name in stock malaise talk
NY senators name appears in market chatter as investors blame McGovern for malaise while noting Dow near 950 and repeated failures to top 1,000. Analysts cite political and policy uncertainly and President Nixon’s potential second term as key forces shaping sentiment and profits.
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New York
George McGovern
McGovern
Wall Street
Robert Johnson
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
Nixon
Johnson
Lawrence Airport may join federal expansion plan
A five year improvement program proposed by the Federal Aviation Agency could include Lawrence Municipal Airport, with an estimated expenditure of about 1.2 million dollars.
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Lawrence
Federal Aviation Agency
Douglas County
Charles Wesley Garrett
Chanute
First Methodist
Memorial Union
Hilltop Riding Club
Smith Aided KU Mission as Senate Leader and Advocate
The passage honors Smith for championing the University of Kansas: pushing raises for civil service employees at state colleges, urging $64 million in revenue bonds for KU Medical Center expansion, and seeking broader higher education funding. As president pro tem of the Senate and former Ways and Means chair, he shaped higher education policy and remained a valued KU ally.
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Glee Smith
R-Larned
Kansas
Kansas University
Smith
Senate
Ways and Means
Governors Press McGovern At Governors Conference
Democratic governors grilled Sen. George McGovern until dawn in Houston aiming to blunt nomination fears. Lucey pressed for acceptance, Carter explored a stop McGovern move, while governors favored moderation on taxes and defense yet feared a catastrophe for the ticket.
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Houston
Sen
George McGovern
McGovern
Nixon
Vince
Lucey
Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Edmund S&. Muskie
Lacey
Carter
Warren
Shamrock Hilton
Rep
Wilbur D. Mills
Congress
Barry Goldwater
Sen. Goldwater
Cleveland
Antiwar Editor's Note on Nixon War and Indochina Destruction
Mike Bradley reports from Kansas University on a Haiphong Coalition piece criticizing Nixon's war in Indochina. The article highlights medals thrown by veterans, expanded bombing in Cambodia Laos and Vietnam, civilian casualties, and secrecy in reporting.
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Haiphong Coalition Coordinating Committee
Mike Bradley
Kansas University
Wichita
U.S. Capitol
United States
Nixon
Cambodia
Laos
Vietnam
Indochina
Westing and Pfeiffer
Scientific American
Southeast Asia
Air Force
U.S. Senate Subcommittee On
Saigon
Thieu
Today in History June 9 highlights and birthdays
Highlights for June 9 include Norway’s 1940 surrender in World War II, Nero’s death in 68, Montebello battle in 1800, Vienna Congress ending in 1815, Dickens’ death in 1870, Jefferies boxing win in 1899, and modern events like Okinawa return talks. Birthdays: Robert McNamara 56 and Robert Cummings 62. Thought for today notes wisdom after the event.
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Norway
Nero
Montebello
Italy
Charles Dickens
James Jeffries
Bob Fitzsimmons
New York
Coney Island
United States
Great Britain
Algiers
U.S
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Israel
Japan
Okinawa
World Bank
Robert McNamara
Robert Cummings
McGovern Plan Splits a Family
A family receives a government $1,000 check under Senator McGovern’s tax reform plan. The piece explores how different members would use the money and the parents’ intent to return or keep it, highlighting tensions over tax implications and personal choice.
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Sen
George McGovern
United States
Amberson
Robert
Sarah
Todd
Treasury
Mr. Amberson
Mrs. Amberson
Letters Editor prompts on gender pay and dogs
A Journal-World letters page features a writer supporting equal pay for women in the same role as men and another urging better care for dogs during hot weather. The author questions Ms titles and recalls university pay parity, while Mrs. Robert Laushman Jr calls for responsible pet care with shade and water for dogs and warns against neglect.
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Austin Ledwith
N.H
Journal-World
Robert Laushman Jr
Iowa
Kansan killed in Cajon summit crash
Burell I. Sigler, 65, of Peru Kansas, was killed and his wife seriously injured when their pickup was struck from behind near Cajon summit in San Bernardino California on Thursday.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Burell I. Sigler
Peru
Kan
Cajon Summit
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Reynolds Securities
Old Home Town
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