Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead 1972 notice
The Lawrence Daily Journal World published by The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire in Lawrence Kansas since 1854 lists staff roles and contact details. The Tuesday evening edition is dated June 13 1972 with subscription rates for local and national delivery.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kaw
Telephone
Douglas
Kansas
Kansaga City
Mmoa
United States
The OSHA Furor and Williams Steiger Act Debated
Business groups criticize the Williams Steiger act as arbitrary and prone to fines. They urge time to comply and fair appeal with inspectors often lacking clear guidance. Representative Thone moves to delay fines until reasonable compliance is possible.
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National Federation of Independent Business
Department of Labor
U.S
Charles Thone
Nebraska
Congress
Labor Department
Controversy Erupts Over Kansas Attorney General Miller Rivalry
The piece weighs on Vern Miller as Kansas attorney general and his courtroom approach, noting his reputation as a lawman and recent Supreme Court ruling on a Barton County gambling raid. It also surveys Ray Frisbie and Morris Kay as potential GOP contenders, praising their integrity and public service.
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Vern Miller
Kansas
Lawrence
Miller
Kansas Supreme Court
Barton County
Ray Frisbie
Kansas Farm, Bureau
Frisbie
John Anderson
Reynolds Shultz
Farm Bureau
Morris Kay
Kay
Nominees Share Two Basic Traits
A New York Stock Exchange public nominees report notes most candidates are busy business figures while two have limited business ties Juanita M Kreps and Jerome H Holland. It cites concerns about whether such directors can devote sufficient time to public interests and mentions past weekly meetings yet mostly policy once monthly.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Jerome H. Holland
Juanita M. Kreps
Holland
Sweden
Kreps
Women’s College
Duke University
Penn Central
Exchange
Early 1962 Wheat Arrives Ahead of Schedule at Lawrence
The first wheat of the 1962 harvest reached Lawrence elevators unusually early with good quality. Dutch elm disease reports rose after spraying ceased. 1961 saw about 60 infections, 1962 already 40 by this time.
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Lawrence
Donald M. Swarthout
Kansas University School of Fine Arts
Washington, D.C
Bank showcases four master painters in centennial display
The First National Bank celebrated 100 years by bringing original works from Andrew Wyeth Grandma Moses Norman Rockwell and Salvador Dali to town. The exhibit aimed to foster casual immersion in art and broaden public appreciation, arguing culture grows through accessible experiences rather than coercion.
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First National Bank
Andrew Wyeth
Grandma Moses
Norman Rockwell
Salvador Dali
Buckley Victory Signals Limit on AFTRA Membership
Commentator Buckley and others may appear on radio and TV without joining AFTRA. AFTRA will now require only dues rather than membership, a shift that could reduce union control over pundits and affect industry sanctions in future wage and air-time disputes.
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United States
Congress
AFTRA
Dick Cavett
ABC
Cavett
National Right To Work Committee
America
Today In History June 13 highlights and birthdays
On this date in 1956 Great Britain handed the Suez Canal to Egypt after 74 years of control. Other events include Colum bus discovering Martinique in 1502 and Thurgood Marshall becoming the first Black justice in 1967. Birthdays note Red Grange turning 69. Thought for today cites Proverbs on pits and fall.
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Great Britain
Suez Canal
Egypt
Christopher Columbus
Martinique
Ottawa
John Pershing
Paris
Soviet Union
France
U. N. General Assembly
Israel
Yemen
Red Grange
Bride seeks Nixon help to free Soviet husband
Judith Silver Shapiro, an American bride from Cincinnati, says she will appeal to President Nixon to help her husband Gabriel Shapiro, a Soviet engineer jailed near Moscow. They married in a private Moscow ceremony after years hiding from authorities as she sought a civil ceremony and visa extension.
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Nixon
London
Judith Silver Shapiro
Moscow
Russia
Cincinnati
Ohio
Gabriel Shapiro
Gabriel
Mrs. Shapiro
Israel
Lawrence Officials Address List for Readers Service
A reader service compiled addresses for federal state county city and school elected officials in Lawrence. Names include U S Senators James Pearson and Robert Dole and Representative Larry Winn Jr along with local representatives and city leaders.
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Lawrence
Americans Claim Pollution Lead Over Soviets in Treaty Briefing
A government briefing portrays the United States as far ahead of the Soviet Union in pollution control and environmental technology. Officials say U S superiority stems from auto production, energy use, and consumer goods, asserting the Soviets cannot achieve parity within a decade.
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Washington
Nixon
United Incanatyo
America
United States
Soviet Union
Soviets
United Staes
Los Angeles
Letters Editor Praise for Lawrence Humane Society Efforts
A reader from Lawrence commends the Lawrence Humane Society for its work in an incident, arguing praise is due despite criticism and highlighting the organization’s efforts and impact.
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Lawrence Humane Society
County to Check Fireworks Sales
Douglas County will closely monitor July 2 3 and 4 fireworks sales to enforce permit rules and tightened restrictions. County zoning administrator Wayne Kellum said the commission shortened legal sale dates to three days to align with Lawrence shooting days. Fireworks stands require a permit off street parking clear surroundings and no nearby highly inflammable materials. Fire officials and state fire marshal inspectors may check sites.
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Douglas County
Wayne Kellum
Lawrence
Kellum
F. C. Sanders
Hospital Opens to Serve Kansas City Black Community
A $5 million Dr Martin Luther King Jr Memorial Hospital in Kansas City opens and treats its first patients. Twenty three patients moved in as Wheatley Providence Hospital, operating for 60 years, closes. The four story brick building holds 400 beds with initial funding raised in 1969 from 5,500 black families.
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Kansas City
Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Hospital
Wheatley-Providence Hospital
Douglas County GOP urges precinct committee filing before June 20
A plea to Republican voters urges all precincts to file for precinct committeemen and committeewomen roles by June 20 to ensure grassroots representation. It outlines duties such as checking voter lists, recruiting workers, and encouraging participation, and directs readers to contact county and women’s club officials for more information.
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Douglas County
County Central Committee
Douglas County Republican Women’s Club
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