Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publication details
The text lists staff roles at the Lawrence Daily Journal World including President Publisher Dolph C. Eons Jr Editor Bill Mayer and others. It notes the paper established in 1854 with address Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas and a range of subscription rates for various regions.
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Dolph C. Eons JR
Sdolph, Simons
the Worldompany
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Nixon Aides Weigh Connally For Vice President in Miami Year
Lawrence residents are invited to evening band concerts at South Park over the coming weeks. The article weighs Vice President Agnew’s standing and John Connally’s rise as a potential Republican running mate for Nixon before the Miami convention.
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Miami
George McGovern
Humphrey
Muskie
Wallace
Ted Kennedy
Nixon
Toy
Spiro Agnew
Richard Nixon
Agnew
Frankie ‘Sinatra
McGovern
White House
John Connally
Secretary of Treasury
Globe
United States
Sen. Doles
John Mitchells
Stocks Follow Natures Lead
An AP analysis notes brokers offer daily explanations for market moves often tied to war inflation or politics. John Wright of Bridgeport calls these excuses for causes, saying seasonal factors and nature may drive stocks as summer rallies approach.
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John Wright
Bridgeport, Conn
Wright
McGovern
Nature
South Park Band Concerts Benefit Lawrence High Orchestra
Musicians from Local 512 perform at South Park for a weekly concert series that funds the Lawrence High School Orchestra trip to Chicago next December. Students sell soft drinks and desserts during the event, contributing to the trip fund as part of the community arts initiative. The next concert begins at 8 p.m. next Wednesday.
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South Park
American Federation of Musicians
Lawrence High School
Chicago
KU Alumni Leader Elected Amid Campus Activity
A KU alumni meeting elected J Wayne McCoy of Topeka as the new president while campus events marked a decade of memories. The Kansas Board of Regents reported sale of 1.95 million in dormitory bonds for a 645 student complex east of Iowa Street. Gifts and bequests to KU reached 707000 in the past year as Chancellor Dean Malott spoke at Commencement.
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John Anderson
Kansas
Lynn Peddicord
Sunflower Girls
State
Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas University
Iowa
15Th
Dean Malott
J. Wayne McCoy
Prayerful Bible Message Reminds of Redemptive Love
A devotional note cites Romans 7:21 about the law of good and evil. It asks praise to God and redemptive love, urging believers to lose themselves in devotion and to dedicate their work to loving others.
McGovern advised to shift toward center in Queens poll
Poll of 81 registered voters in two Queens districts shows Nixon leading McGovern 52 to 23 with 5 undecided. Among Democrats 26 favor Nixon, 18 McGovern, 3 undecided, indicating strong Nixon support and mixed views on McGovern’s liberal stance.
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Nixon
Queens
George McGovern
Oliver Quayle
Mr. Nixon
White House
McGovern
Eleanor Seaman
Quayle
George Wallace
Butz Warns Beef Prices Rise Boost Production
Fresno California secretary of agriculture Earl L. Butz says rising beef prices reflect consumer demand to ranchers to expand beef output. He notes higher affluence, more food stamp use, and welfare gains drive more beef purchases and a projected rise in per capita consumption.
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Fresno
Calif
Secretary of Agriculture
Earl
Butz
Frontier Announces New Flights To Topeka Manhattan
Frontier Airlines expands service adding daily routes linking Kansas City Topeka and Manhattan Kansas. The carrier recalls 36 pilots 15 flight attendants and hires 18 new staff as it extends nine state operation with major new flights from Denver to Las Vegas Dallas Salt Lake City Omaha and between Denver and St Louis Kansas City.
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Frontier Airlines
Kansas City
Topeka
Manhattan
Kan
St. Louis
Las Vegas
Nev
Dallas
Salt Lake City
Omaha
Sinatra declines lead in The Little Prince film
Frank Sinatra will not play the starring role in The Little Prince. Harold Davison said Sinatra, who was in London to discuss the project, declined after noting too many problems to resolve. The film was written by Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe, the My Fair Lady team.
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London
Frank Sinatra
Harold Davison
Sinatra
Alan Jay Lerner
Frederick Loewe
Davidson
Best Sellers in Western United States Bookstores
A survey from over 500 bookshops shows FICTION titles leading lists. The Winds of War by Wouk and The Day of the Jackal by Forsyth appear among top sellers, along with Wheels by Hailey, The Assassins by Kazan, and The Exorcist by Blatty. Non Fiction includes The Game of the Foxes by Farage, Eleanor and Franklin by Lash, Tracy and Hepburn, The Double Cross System in the War of 1933 1945 by Masterman, and The Defense Never Rests by Bailey and Aronson.
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Jackal
Forsyth
Hailey
Kazan
Blatty
Farage
Eleanor and Franklin
Lash
Tracy
Hepburn
Anin
Masterman
Bailey
Aronson
McGovern Seen as Formidable Opponent in 1972 Campaign
The piece profiles George McGovern as a 50 year old South Dakota senator with a war record and a liberal platform. It argues his youth appeal, organization skills, and “new politics” stance could challenge Nixon, detailing policy contrasts on Vietnam, taxes, and defense while noting Republican doubts about his electability. It frames McGovern as Nixon’s likely toughest foe in a 1972 race.
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Sen. McGovern
McGovern
Johnson
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
George McGovern
Vietnam
Senate
Hubert Humphrey
Ed Muskie
Sen. Muskie
Ohio
Michigan
California
Democratic Party
George
Illinois
Dick Daley
Nixon
Berlin
Middle East
Peking
Moscow
Barry Goldwater
Mrs Finney Seeks Republican Nomination for Congress
Mrs. Joan Finney of Topeka will seek the Republican nomination for Congress in Kansas second district. She aims to file petition by Monday with Sunday night goal, hoping to prevent a Democratic default. Incumbent Rep. Bill Roy of Kansas is expected to announce a second term Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at the Downtown Ramada Inn.
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Joan Finney
Topeka
Kansas
Finney
Bill Roy
D-Kan
U.S
Ramada Inn
Roy
Chester Mize
Atchison
Today in History June 16 highlights through the years
Entries note key events on June 16 across years including Valentina Tereshkova’s orbital flight in 1963, Harrodsburg Kentucky’s founding in 1774, Lincoln’s 1858 quote, the 1897 Alaska gold rush, the League of Nations meeting in 1920, Maginot Line withdrawal in 1940, Eisenhower’s 1960 Japan visit cancellation, Laos coalition efforts a decade later, Kosygin and De Gaulle talks in Paris, and the today's Senate vote on Vietnam troop withdrawal.
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Springfield
Ill
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Bananaza Creek
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London
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Japan
Laos
Alexei Kosygin
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Israel
U.S. Senate
Vietnam
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