Lawrence Daily Journal World a Lawrence Kans historic masthead
The World Company publishes The Lawrence Daily Journal World in Lawrence Kansas with editors listed including Dolph C. Simons Sr and Ralph Gage. It notes established 1854 and J.W. Simons 1891 to 1952 heritage. Subscription rates are provided for various delivery areas and locales.
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Dolph Simons SR
Dolph C. Sons SR
Bill Mayer
Ralph Gage
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Civil Defense questions linger after Saturday storm
The Lawrence Civil Defense inquires into Saturday’s storm and siren use as residents debate timing of all clear signals while noting three sirens were already out of service. The piece contrasts emergency response concerns with stories of civic action and rising medical costs sparked by a Salt Lake City birth in a hospital camper for cost savings.
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Lawrence
H. H. Belote
National Weather Service
Civil Defense Organization
Peter Robinson
Tye
Kitty Genoveses
Catherine Genovese
Queens
New York
Salt Lake City
Ruth Egan
Egan
Latter-Day Saints Hospital
Salt Lake
Price's Paper Growth Mix Shifts With Market Changes
New York AP reports T Rowe Price of Baltimore shows a 1934 $100 investment yielding an 8274.20 total with $12 25 per $100 income and potential $27 120.11 if dividends were reinvested. He credits long term growth stock theory and adapting to changing social and economic trends.
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New York
T. Rowe Price
Baltimore
Price
Michael Lipper
Real bargain bid lands street resurfacing contract
In 1963 the local street re surfacing bid was hailed as a real bargain as it came in about 25 000 under the estimate. Kansas Construction Co. won the contract while the town faced more rain and moisture delaying the wheat harvest. Ministers largely support the Supreme Court ruling voiding required Bible reading and prayer in public schools.
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Kansas Construction Co
Lawrence
Supreme Court
Students Favor Space Spending in U S Space Poll
A Foley College Poll of 8,500 U S college students finds 44 percent favor keeping the space budget the same while 24 percent seek increases and 32 percent want cuts. Respondents cite research benefits and national pride though many foresee minimal funding remains.
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Foley College
U. S
Purdue U
UCLA
The Prideful American Abroad Has Fallen on Traumatic Days
UPI reports economic shifts hurting American travelers as dollar devaluations raise costs by about 19 percent in Europe and Asia. A Towers Perrin study shows U S salaries lagging behind some German and French managers, with German marketing managers at 32000 annually versus 29500 for Americans. European wage inflation also climbs, affecting trade balances and competitiveness. Turkey leads inflation at 12.2 percent, while U S inflation remains comparatively lower across 24 nations. The unit labor cost index suggests Japan and West Germany lose their edge as rivals prowl the international market.
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TPFC
New York
Europe
Asia
U. S
U.S
Letter to the Editor questions oil stock claim and urges policy changes
Stanley Learned of Bartlesville Oklahoma disputes an editorial on oil stocks and shortage. He argues government actions caused the shortage and calls for deregulation of natural gas, faster Alaska pipeline construction, and higher fossil fuel prices to spur domestic supply.
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New York
America
U.S
Federal Power Commission
FPC
U. S
Congress
Alaska
Valdez
Stanley Learned
Bartlesville
Okla
Codfish Conflict Shapes Iceland’s NATO Rift and Atlantic Tensions
Iceland presses NATO to back its 50 mile fishing waters claim and to oust American forces from Keflavik base. With 3,000 US personnel serving dual Icelandic defense duties, fishing exports dominate the economy as cod and herring catches plunge from 308000 tons in 1970 to under 250000 in 1972.
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Iceland
NATO
Britain
Keflavik
On the Other Hand by Gus diZerega
Kansas University graduate student Gus diZerega criticizes President Nixon for inflation policy. He argues price controls distort markets, warn of Phase 4 risks, and urges stopping money supply expansion to end inflation, labeling Nixon an economic failure.
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Gus Dizerega
Kansas University
Wichita
Journal-World Opinion
Nixon
United States
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Lawrence Daily Journal- World
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
E Price
John Cunniff
Old Home Town
Fred Gray
Lone Star
Massachusetts
Robert Rogers
Buddy Rogers
Olathe
Hollywood
Olathe Mirror
California
Georgia
Talmadge
State Highway Department
Robert K. Foley
James A. Foley
N.Y
Georgetown U. Junior
Earth
Tufts
Centenary Junior College
NYU
Greenwich Research Center
UPI
Towers, Perrin
Forster Crosby
North Amerca
Turkey
Germany
France
Belgium
Canada
Japan
West Germany
Journal-World
John Webb
Yale Rd
By Phil Newsom
Hermini
Her
Lenin
Comintern
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