Lawrence Daily Journal World Publishing Details
The snippet lists the Lawrence Daily Journal World press and staff details. It notes established 1854, editors W. C. Simons, and publishing information for the paper based in Lawrence Kansas with subscription rates and locations.
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Lawrence Country Club vote backs new clubhouse project
Lawrence residents applaud a 400000 plan to expand the Lawrence Country Club with improved swimming golf tennis and social facilities aimed at boosting community pride and hosting visitors. Project expected to finish by mid 1973.
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Lawrence Country Club
New Lawrence
Lawrence Atill
Blue Cross Fights for Primary Role in No Fault Auto Plans
New York AP report outlines Blue Cross stance against no fault auto insurance as insurers push to broaden health coverage. Blue Cross argues its 75 million subscribers warrant primary health coverage with lower overhead. critics say insurers seek a larger auto insurance role. If Blue Cross bears sole costs, total medical expenses could rise less.
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New York
Blue Cross
Washington, D.C
McNermey
McNerney
Blue Shield
Peculiar 1962 Douglas County Wheat Harvest and Local Projects
The 1962 Douglas County wheat harvest yielded high prices but low, erratic yields, described as peculiar. A Stranger Lake recreation project near Tonganoxie sought federal help but remained only discussions. Prof. Robert Lichtwardt proposed a community plan to combat Dutch elm disease as spraying ended. civic clubs urged involvement.
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Douglas County
Tonganoxie
Robert Lichtwardt
Kansas
Lawrence
No-Fault Insurance Battle Shaping Up in Congress
The piece argues against a federal no fault auto insurance bill led by Hart and Magnuson. It urges state experimentation, cites Massachusetts as a growing example, and questions federal overreach, arguing for retained state control and individual responsibility.
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Congress
Sens. Hart and
Magnuson
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Letter on cyclist safety and responsibility
A reader argues that motorcyclists face danger from careless drivers and criticizes cyclists who take risks. The writer condemns noise from motorcycles and calls out age-related recklessness, urging prudence and shared responsibility on the road. Austin Ledwith 1644 N.H.
Son Becomes Diving Star at Marineland After Bitten Start
A Kansas City reader recounts her son Bob’s move to Marineland of Florida to train as a hard hat diver. He traded a laundry truck for a mobile home and earned praise from head diver Wayne Birkett. Despite bites from nurse sharks morays and turtles he embraces the work and plans for a future beyond diving.
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Kansas
Bob
Marineland
Forida
St. Augustine
Wayne Birkett
White flags contract saga ends in Defense blowout
A wild sequence recounts the Lockheed Flag Co as it wins and loses massive contracts for WF1 white flags from 1973 to 1975. The saga spans Washington Swampville Alaska Edwards AFB and swerves through labor costs pole failures and a presidential push amid congressional scrutiny.
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Melvin Laird
Sen. McGovern
Laird
Defense Department
Washington, D.C
House Armed Services Committee
Lockheed Flag Co
Fense Department
Lockheed Flag
Swampville
Stampville
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Anchorage
Alaska
Congress
White House
Pro Nixon Shift Signals Jewish Vote Widening Rift
The Religious Zionists of America invited Vice President Spiro Agnew to speak at New York’s Waldorf Astoria, signaling a growing pro Nixon alignment in the Jewish vote. Wexler Rothberg and Boyar privately back Nixon, conditioning support on McGovern’s nomination, while concerns mount over McGovern’s Vietnam and Europe policies and liberal stances on school bussing and housing.
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America
Spiro Agnew
New York
Waldorf- Astoria Hotel
William A. Wexler
Savannah
B’nai B’rith
World Conference of Jewish Organizations
Wexler
Nixon
Wesler
Israel
U.S
Middle East
William P. Rogers
Arab
Roger
Sinai Peninsula
Sam Rothberg
Peoria
Sparkplug
Israel Bonds Drive
Louis Boyar
Los Angeles
Israel Bonds
Boyar
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Mr. Nixon
George McGovern
McGovern
Religious Zionists of America
Calle Mizrachi
Forest Hills
N.Y
This Day in History June 22 Highlights
A concise roundup of events for June 22 across history. Includes Napoleon’s abdication in 1815, the creation of the US Department of Justice in 1870, and Britain’s early crownings in 1011, with notes on other world events and birthdays.
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Germany
Soviet Union
California
Napoleon Bonaparte
Congress
Department of Justice
Britain
George V
London
Joe Louis
Jim Braddock
Chicago
France
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