Editorial urges strong two party candidates for president
Journal World editorial argues for robust nominations by both parties. It cites Jimmy Carter for the Democrats and discusses Ford versus Reagan for the Republicans, warning that a split party could damage national governance and urging a capable running mate for the eventual nominee.
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United States
Jimmy Carter
America
Georgia
U.S
Washington
Gerald Ford
Reagan
Ford
Planning Commission Denies West Dale Four-Lot Rezoning Request
Local planning officials deny the request to rezone four lots in West Dale No 2 near Harvard and Iowa for an apartment project. The report also covers community events and local updates including colonial dairy princess Lois Buchanan, a record KU Midwestern Music and Art Camp enrollment, and various municipal notices.
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Planning Commission
Westdale No. 2
Harvard
Iowa
Lois Buchanan
Donald Buchanan
Douglas County
A. Zook
This Day in History June 17 1775 Bunker Hill Battle Highlight
Key events listed for June 17 include the Battle of Bunker Hill in 1775 with British assaults repulsed then retreat order, Drake landing California coast in 1579, John Wesley birth in 1703, and World War II notes. Birthdays noted for Dean Martin and Charles Kates, plus Brooks Atkinson thought for today.
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Bunker Hill
Charles River
Boston
Sir Francis Drake
California
John Wesley
England
France
Germany
Naples
Sicily
China
Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Japan
United States
Okinawa
Soviet Union
Middle East
Dean Martin
Charles Kates
New York Times
Brooks Atkinson
Congress
Canada
Connecticut
General Gates
Daley's man in Washington faces questions of influence
Rep. John Fary, longtime Chicago ally of Mayor Daley, runs a lean Washington office while several aides appear on the congressman's payroll for political work. Gloria Johnson, Mike Healy, and Raymond Anderzunas are linked to Daley operations though listed under Fary. Fury defends duties as illness fades and vows re election. Agnew’s fallout and sun patent controlCritique of Sun ownership shows big firms dominating solar patents and grants.
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Washington
John Fary
Chicago
Richard Daley
Fary
Daley
John Kluczynski
D.iii
Congress
Gloria Johnson
Democratic Party
3Th
Mike Healy
Raymond Anderzunas
Midway
Bob Owens
House Ofice
Capitol
House Public Works Committee
Capitol Hill
Tom Campbell
Fury
Big John
Little John
Big John Fary
Illinois
Monicker
Sen
Adlai Stevenson
D.il
Stevenson
Anderzunas
Agnew
Spiro Agnew
William Safire
Vic Gold
Gold
New York Times
Safire
SUN
Center For Science
General Motors
General Electric
Martin Marietta
Mobil Oil
Dupont
Boeing
United Aircraft
Energy Research and Development Administration
National Science Fondation
Public learns to watch Congress amid moral outrage and reform cries
A columnist argues that a summer sex scandal on Capitol Hill will prompt press scrutiny and remedial legislation but distract from systemic abuses. It notes Wayne Hays and Elizabeth Ray as catalysts, questions press priorities, and warns reforms may fade after headlines.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Executive Branch
Congress
Wayne Hays
Elizabeth Ray
Hays
HOUSE
John J. Rhodes
R-Ariz
Rhodes
Millicent Fenwick
New Jersey
Congressional
Ohioan
House Administration Committee
Fenwick
Brush
Miss Ray
House of Representatives
World Journal history and subscription rates listing
The World Journal of Lawrence Kansas outlines editors and staff from 1654 to 1952 and provides subscription pricing. Rates vary by delivery method and location including Car dine by mail and regional counties. Includes contact and mailing details for the Star and New Hampshire Streets office.
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WC Simons
the World Company
Star and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Lawrence, Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Prous
Prayer for Today Asking Forgiveness and Blessings
A concise prayer asks for daily forgiveness for taking blessings for granted and requests greater awareness and gratitude for the gifts in life. It centers on humility and appreciation of providence.
Magazines boosting profits for stores and publishers
New York AP notes magazines and turnips seem unrelated but rising sales in grocery outlets hint at a $500 million print market. Progressive Grocery puts last year’s sales at $455 million with publishers and retailers optimistic about growth while some managers report reading departments surpassing traditional shelves.
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New York
Reagan slips and Rhodesia policy sparks debate in 1980s column
The piece argues Reagan’s Rhodesia stance mirrors Carter's ethnic purity slip and questions US policy toward Rhodesia. It proposes a multilateral peace keeping force under UN auspices, led by Britain with US backing, and suggests consulting experts like John Hutchinson while warning against isolationist temptations.
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Ronald Reagan
Rhodesia
United States
Chile
Allende
Mexico
Fidel Castro
Woodrow Wilson
John Kennedy
Reagan
Carter
Mozambique
John Hutchinson
University of California At
Los Angeles
Ian Smith
United Nations
Organization of African Unity
Gerald Ford
Jackson
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Alf Landon
Frank Knox
Franklin Roosevelt
Henry Street
Hartford
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Les Whitten
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