Lawrence Journal World Staff Directory and Rates 1952
The Lawrence Journal World reflects as of 1952 a staff roster with roles for President Publisher Executive Editor News Editor Advertising Director and Controller. Subscription rates list carrier monthly and yearly, and mail prices for Douglas and nearby counties, other Kansas areas, and distant U.S. destinations.
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Colpr. Cc
Simons
An. Jenend
ANS
Ohedaapnencenensngerseuanens
Sen Parsons
Bit Mayer
Wditor
DARY
HALL
Bhrnest Pontius
Leo Huer
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Press Freedom and Public Discourse Across Nations
The piece argues for robust press freedom amid U.S. legal action to stop The New York Times from continuing a Vietnam war series. It cites dangers of government control, notes prior positive progress in Lawrence human relations, and contends that responsible journalism must curb sensationalism while safeguarding free reporting.
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New York
United States
New York Times
U.S
Vietnam
Germany
Italy
Cuba
Lawrence
Lawrence Police- Community Relations Steering Committee
Menninger Foundation
Japan Market Soaring Amid Booming Economy
Tokyo stock trading soared in 1970 with 42.7 billion shares traded surpassing New York volume though average share value remained low at 41 cents vs 55 dollars in New York. Foreign buying shifted from high priced issues to low and medium priced stocks as government plans to ease foreign capital restrictions advance for the next liberalization phase.
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Tokyo
Tokyo Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Tokyo Exchange
New York Exchange
Finance Ministry
Sony Corp
Hitachi Ltd
Matsushita Electric Industrial Co
Centennial observances greet Nancy Fleming and Carolyn Parkinson
Old Home Town Nancy Anne Fleming Miss America 1960 and Carolyn Parkinson Miss Kansas 1961 visited Douglas County for Kansas Centennial events in Eudora and Lawrence. Activities included a mock bank robbery train arrival buffalo dinner and street dancing as the community marked 100 years.
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Nancy Anne Fleming
Carolyn Parkinson
Kansas
Douglas County
Eudora
Daily Bible Message Prayer for Living Waters
Today the message cites John 7 38 about believers rivers of living water and asks for divine use as channels. The prayer seeks commitment to God s cause and mission and openness to receive and joyfully share the living waters with others.
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John
Social Security Bill Sparks Fear Of Higher Payroll Tax
The proposal backed by Chairman Wilbur Mills would raise payroll taxes by 86 percent over six years. Employers must match deductions, risking job levels as tax load grows. by 1977 some families could pay more in Social Security than income tax. Once 1 percent on each side, the combined rate would near 15 percent, prompting editor Knight to call it soaking the poor rather than the rich.
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Wilbur Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Knight
Relationship between teaching and research at universities
Phillip S. Paludan argues against equating teaching with research and warns that requiring original scholarly research for all teachers harms students and universities. He cites studies showing publication rate does not predict teaching quality and urges meaningful teaching focused on helping students think independently. He notes research on learning methods matters more than purely subject matter research.
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Debicki
Science
University of Illinois
Phillip S. Paludan
Jefferson Airplane tour delayed by Grace Slick surgery
Grace Slick undergoes facial plastic surgery after a May 31 crash on the Golden Gate Bridge approach. Concerts are canceled until she recovers, a spokesman says. Slick was treated for a concussion and released from hospital. No date for return given.
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San Francisco
Jefferson Airplane
Grace Slick
Miss Slick
Golden Gate Bridge
KU Endowment Trustees Hear Chancellor Malott Vision of Change
Deane W. Malott, KU chancellor 1939–1951, writes trustees after the May meeting. He warns of ongoing student restlessness, predicts major shifts in curricula and pedagogy, broader self study, earlier graduation, and greater off campus learning, with tenure erosion possible to attract talent and fund higher education.
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Deane W. Malott
Kansas University
Kansas University Endowment Association
Mt. Oread
Jose Turns Talents To Field of Ecology
Writer-cartoonist Bill Dana debuts ECOLO jest on the Journal-World Opinion Page. The simple stick-figure strip highlights smog conservation and water pollution with a local twist and invites readers to imagine their area as a threatened national park. Dana, known for Jose Jimenez and Maxwell Smart, uses humor to urge environmental awareness.
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Jose
Bill Dana
Journal-World Opinion
Yosemite
Yellowstone
Big Sur
Bil Dana
Ecolo
Hawaii
Honolulu
Dana
Judge Denies Angela Davis Bail in Marin Court
Angela Davis 27, a self declared Communist and ex UCLA philosophy instructor, has bail denied after pretrial in the Marin County shootout case that killed a judge and three others. Judge Arnason said California law bars bail in capital cases. defense plans an appeal as supporters shout for her release.
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San Rafael
Calif
Angela Davis
Marin County
Superior Court
Richard E. Arnason
California
Miss Davis
University of California In
Los Angeles
San Quentin
Rachel] Magee
Angela
Perot Donates 5.44 Million to 19 Groups
H. Ross Perot, chairman of Electronic Data Systems, donated 80,000 shares of stock worth 5.44 million dollars to 19 charitable and educational organizations. Recipients include Boy and Girl Scout groups, the U S Naval Academy recreation room fund, the Kennedy Center in Washington, four Texas colleges, and various Dallas Fort Worth area schools.
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Dallas
Tex
H. Ross Perot
North Vietnam
Perot
Electronic Data Systems
U.S. Naval Academy
Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Washington, D.C
Texas Colleges
Dallas and
Fort Worth Area
Writer Christie breaks leg in fall at home
Dame Agatha Christie, 80, hospitalized in Oxford after a fall at her home. The Nuffield Orthopedic Center says her condition is fair as of Tuesday. In Salida Colorado, David L Browning 23 of Leonard Missouri was identified as one of the victims in the January 13 light plane crash.
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Oxford
England
Dame Agatha Christie
Nuffield Orthopedic Center
Dame Agatha
Salida
Colo
David L Browning
Leonard, Mo
Obscenity of the Month Award Goes to Government Over Alcatraz Raid
Gus diZerega denounces the 1969 Alcatraz seizure as government theft and treaty breaking. He blames Interior policy and Washington elites for mistreating Indians and questions the morality of national authorities and public heroes.
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Washington
U. S
Alcatraz Island
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Pottawatomis
Alcatraz
Kansas
Rogers Morton
the Rock
National Park
Fanny Hill
Abilene Presbyterian Opposes 10000 Angela Davis Gift
First United Church of Abilene objects to its national council on religion and race giving 10000 to the Angela Davis defense fund. A sharply worded resolution signed by the entire session and pastor Loran E. Scott condemns the action, stirring church members nationwide.
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Abilene, Kan
Presbyterian Church
First United In
Abilene
Angela Davis Defense Fund
Church
National Council On Religion and Race
Loran E. Scott
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