Lawrence Daily Journal World publication details
Lawrence Daily Journal World editor W C Simons notes the paper ran daily except Sunday and lists mailing rates by carrier and mail for Douglas and surrounding counties, other Kansas counties, Kansas City area, and nationwide United States delivery options.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kaw
Telephone
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Nixon seeks 371 million for war on drugs including rehab
President Nixon requests 371 million for anti drug efforts in fiscal 1972 starting July 1. Of the extra 155 million, 105 million funds treatment and rehabilitation of addicts while the rest finances enforcement research education and international training. He argues supply cuts may lower use though not easily. The piece notes past efforts and debates on strategy. It also reports the Navy's uniform overhaul ending round hats and bell bottoms for a standard officer style.
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Nixon
U.S
United States
Indochina
Lyndon Johnson
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
John Ingersoll
Stanley Yolles
National Institute of Mental Health
Navy
Army
Air Force
Marine Corps
England
Richard Crossman
New Statesman
Summer Days Are Upon Us
New York AP report argues summer business slowdown is fading as consumers and firms adopt year round activity. Economists from University of Michigan and Bank of America note reduced seasonality and more consistent spending, with vacations no longer confined to June and July.
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New York
Burkhard Strumpel
Survey Research Center
University of Michigan
Baloney
Sol Dutka
Dutka
Ernest Dichter
Institute For Motivational Research
The Rushing Royals Surge Through Kansas City Baseball Scene
The Kansas City Royals have won 15 of 20, challenging the Oakland Athletics for the AL West. More than 35 000 fans filled the stadium as excitement returns to town under owner Ewing Kaufman. The Chiefs won a Super Bowl as fans await a new Royals stadium and possible World Series runs.
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Kansas City Royals
Royals
Oakland Athletics
Ewing Kauffman
Athletics
Oakland
Football Chiefs
Houk Night Yankees Top Royals In Kansas City
More than 1 500 fans traveled to Kansas City as the New York Yankees defeated Kansas City 6 to 2. Ralph Houk, a former Lawrence High student named manager of the Yankees, received a plaque from Mayor Ted Kennedy before the game.
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Kansas City
Ralph Houk
New York Yankees
Houk
Lawrence High
New York
Ted Kennedy
Kansas Agriculture, Business, Industry and
Kansas
Lawrence
F. C. Allen
Independence Rotary Club
University Housing Office
Unitarian Church
Deane W. Malott
Army
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Daily Bible Message Prayer Note
A devotional line thanks God for life and all blessings. It expresses gratitude and asks for humility as one goes about the day with a prayerful heart. Amen.
How Can World Bank Cope With Genocide
A British editorial-like meditation discusses global responses to genocide and humanitarian aid. It questions the World Bank role beyond poverty relief, noting moral failing and political pressures, and contrasts Western aid with moral responsibility in crisis zones.
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World Bank
Bengal
Biafra
Hitler
Tubal ligation misbeliefs and post surgery cautions
Readers question pregnancy after tubal ligation and Dr Thosteson explains recanalization as a rare exception and notes possible extra male duct. Immediate evaluation urged for black stools suggesting GI bleeding. A brief comment on a weight loss surgical case explains bypass and reconnection, costs, and ongoing dietary caution.
Opinion Page Description From The Journal World
Editorial writers and columnists present personal opinions on public affairs. The page promotes free exchange of ideas and encourages well informed citizens to evaluate criticism and commendation for democratic government.
Perot Gives No Buy Signal In Miami Sales Pitch
Dallas based Ross Perot told a Miami audience he was driving a 1965 model car as no one had asked him to buy a new one. A car salesman tried three times to reach him, including attempts at his office and home, but Perot did not respond and guards turned away the salesman and a new car.
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Dallas
Tex
Ross Perot
Miami
Fla
Dallas News
Perot
Counterfeit Money Seizures Hit Los Angeles
Secret Service reports Los Angeles accounts for half of the nation’s counterfeit seizures in seven months. About 10 million in bogus bills have been confiscated locally since December 1, including a 2.5 million haul of uncut $20 sheets found in a car and a residence.
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Los Angeles
Secret Service
School Deadlock Shapes Debate Over Emergency School Fund
Washington reports a deep split between Mondale and Pucinski over Nixon’s 1.5 billion emergency school integration fund. HEW Secretary Richardson presses for a compromise, with a summit likely but unresolved. Nixon faces choosing a continuing resolution or full funding amid district desegregation disputes. In party finance, Muskie’s call for spending limits destabilizes O'Brien and Strauss, narrowing prospects for primaries funding. Kansas toll of traffic deaths adds brief regional note.
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Washington
Walter
Fritz) Mondale
Minnesota
Roman Pucinski
Chicago
Nixon
Elliot Richardson
Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare
HEW
Capitol Hill
Senate
House
Richardson
Mondale
Pucinski
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Alphonzo Bell
California
South
Congress
Austin
Tex
Nashville
Democratic National Committee
Lawrence F. O’brien
Robert Strauss
Edmund Muskie
Maine
O’brien
Strauss
Muskie
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Henry M. Jackson
Bayh
Letters to the Editor confront Times Vietnam revelations
A Journal-World reader argues the secret Pentagon studies were widely known by anti war voices long before The Times and Washington Post published them. The letter claims the establishment press aided deceit while the underground press carried the truth, comparing American ignorance to postwar German denial.
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New York Times
Pentagon
Vietnam
Times
America
Johnson
Washington Post
U.S
Times and Post
David Perkins
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