Lawrence Journal World Staff Directory and Publication Details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists editors and staff including Dolph C. Simons Sr. as editor and publisher, Bill Mayer as president-publisher, Ralph Gage as executive editor, Ernest Pontius as managing editor, and Leo Eller as advertising director. It notes publication daily except Sunday, subscription rates, and bureau details with the date Friday Evening June 15 1973.
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Dolph Simons SR
Dolph C. Simons SR
Bill Mayer
Ralph Gage
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Chancellor Archie Dykes Emphasizes Service to Kansas
Kansas University selects Archie Dykes as chancellor designates and he pledges open doors and focus on service to the state. He aims to mobilize university resources for Kansas and the nation, building on a reputation for responsivity from his Tennessee tenure. Alumni reception confirms strong early support.
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Archie Dykes
Tennessee University
Knoxville
Kansas
University of Kansas
China China policy seeks to spark turmoil in Europe
The article argues that China pursues a diplomatic and propaganda campaign to destabilize Europe and keep the balance of power tilted toward Beijing. It notes a China Russia split widening as Moscow deepens ties with the West and warns against NATO force reductions. It also reports a fatal propane gas poisoning in Ontario.
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China
Europe
Red China
Peking
Soviet Russia
Russia
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Ontario
Canada
Chicago
National Safety Council
Antikokan
Mer- Beatie Lake
The Dilemma Nixonomics and the Price Controls Debate
The piece analyzes President Nixon's economic policy, noting his reliance on controls despite public rhetoric against them. It cites a forthcoming price freeze and the administration's optimistic read on inflation, with quotes about Phase 3 and the attitudes of Shultz and Stein toward the economy.
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New York
Nixon
White Line
George P. Shultz
Herbert Stein
Shultz
Treasury
Cost of Living Council
Stein
Council of Economic Advisers
Pangloss
Voltaire
Lawrence Area Heat Records and Local Tidbits From 1963
The Lawrence region posted the nation’s highest temperatures with 100 degrees for two consecutive days and no cooling relief in sight. A Lone Star Lake leak was reportedly fixed but commissioner Harvey Booth swam after a sinking raft incident with two Lone Star employees. Elmer Ousdahl scolded him for removing his wristwatch before jumping in. Cemont bags were used to stem the tide. Lawrence’s Christian Businessman’s Crusade opened at the Varsity Theater.
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Lawrence
Lone Star Lake
Harvey Booth
Lone Star
Elmer Ousdahl
Booth
Varsity Theater
Glenn Lessenden
Toledo
City Hospital
Lessenden
John Pollock
Kansas
H. P. Jones
E. R. Keith
E. E. Trueblood
Forrest Frosty Cox
KU Athletic
Jayhawk
How to Help A Neighbor Volunteer Clearinghouse
Community volunteers can find needs through the Volunteer Clearinghouse. Agencies listed include Mary’s Lake Day Camp, Bert Nash Center, HEADQUARTERS, Inc., EU Preschool, Park s and Recreation events, Head Start, Lorien School, Meals on Wheels, and more. Call 841-5059 or box 417, Lawrence 66044 for openings and schedules.
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Clearinghouse
Journal-World
Volunteer Clearinghouse
Lawrence
Parks and Recreation
Mary’s Lake
Memorial Stadium
Head Start
Community Children’s Center
Edgewood
Pine Tree
Lorien School
Meals ON Wheels
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Connally to End White House Consultancy Amid Watergate Fallout
John Connally resists postponing a 60 day round the world trip, signaling the likely end of his White House advisory role. Nixon has not met him since a sharp May 10 meeting, leaving Connally without staff or data to support new inflation policy work.
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Washington
John B. Connally
Nellie
White House
Nixon
Connally
Richard M. Nixon
Watergate
Strongman
H. R
Bob) Haldeman
Treasury
Haldeman
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Nominee prospects show Agnew Kennedy lead 1976 poll
Foley College Poll results from 50 campuses find Agnew as GOP nominee favorite at 21 percent and Kennedy as Democratic choice with 23 percent. Undecided dominates both parties, over half among Republicans and 37 percent among Democrats. The study notes Watergate hurt GOP image and Kennedy's standing has fallen since 1972.
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New York
N.Y
Foley College
Agnew
Sen
Edward Kennedy
McCloskey
Kissinger
Rockefeller
Reagan
Connelly
Kennedy
McGovern
Muskie
Wallace
Humphrey
Chisho
Percy
Collegians
Kenny
A New World View on Africa and Economic Struggle
An editorial by Phyllis Jones reflects on Africa’s oppression and global capitalism. It contrasts U S and European profits from cheap African labor, details Zimbabwe’s harsh conditions under white minority rule, and notes Zimbabweans’ rejection of British plans for gradual political change.
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Phyllis Jones
Kansas University
Wichita
KU Affirmative Action Board
KU Dean of Women’s
Azania
South Africa
General Motors
United States
Africa
Zimbabwe
Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Scandinavia
France
Italy
West Germany
Great Britain
Smith
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the World Company
Sixth and
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Kan
Douglas
Kansas City
Audit Bureau of Circulation
The
Associated Press
Raymond Nichols
Nixonomics
John Cunniff
Old Home Town
Bert Nash Mental Health Center
Headquarters, Inc
Lawrence Drug Crisis and Intervention Center
Hope Plaza
East Lawrence
Edgewood Homes
Lawrence Memorial Hospital Women’s Auxiliary
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
John Connally
Mr. Nixon
Mayflower Hotel
Robert K. Foley
James A. Foley
Republican Party
Sen. McGovern
America
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