Lawrence Daily Journal World Publisher and staff listing
The notice lists The World Company staff at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets in Lawrence Kansas. It names President Publisher James Simons Director Steve Parsons and Executive Editor Ary Hall with other editorial and advertising staff. It also provides subscription rates for various regions and notes membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulation and The Associated Press.
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Aadeasteiegeveristenndane
Teve Parsons
Aassistant Baulenes Jlu Mayer
Aryl Hall
Wee Nows
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Auwrenice
Kan
Telephone
Debate over government wiretaps and Nixon era policy
Atty General Mitchell argues for presidential authority to order wiretaps on domestic subversives without court approval while Sen. Ervin and others warn against unchecked spying. The piece reviews court reactions, political fallout for Humphrey and Muskie, and implications from the Pentagon Papers on Vietnam era security and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
John Mitchell
Sam Ervin
D-N-C
Ervin
Mitchell
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Junk Studies Suggest New York Economic Indicators From Trash
An AP report profiles Dr. Richard N. Farmer who argues junk and trash cycles reveal a nation’s wealth and development stage. He outlines five junk life phases from primitive use to total affluence and urges entrepreneurs to study local trash to gauge future markets.
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New York
U.S
Richard N. Farmer
Graduate School of Business
Indiana University
Bloomington
Ind
Humphrey Struggles to Distinguish Himself from Johnson
The passage argues Humphrey has difficulty proving he is his own man beside Lyndon Johnson and may face renewed damage to his political career if he fails to sustain his own identity and leadership.
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U.S
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
New York Times
Vietnam
Washington
Sen
Humphrey
Pentagon
Lyndon Johnson
No. 1
Senate
Richard Nixon
Wheat arrival, contracts and local groups noted in county
The county reports the first load of wheat arriving at Farmers Cooperative Assn for harvest by Phillip Brecheisen. Educational building contracts worth 215000 were awarded to B A Green Construction Co. Ross Wulfkuhle elected president of the Douglas County Rural Life Group. Wheat harvest resumes after rain delays. Elmer W Paul awarded one of Northwestern's first hospital administration masters. Also noted are 1931 items: 103 degree heat, free notary service talk, a 20 cent notary fee protest, and a fatal crash near Oskaloosa.
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Farmers Cooperative Assn
Phillip Brecheisen
Rt. 1
First Methodist Church
B. A. Green Construction Co
Lawrence
Ross Wulfkuhle
Douglas County Rural Life Group
Bismarck Grove
Elmer W. Paul
Northwestern University
Kansas Public Service Co
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Williamstown
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Oskaloosa
Nixon Accuses Truman of Suppressing Secret Papers
The piece recalls 1951 Nixon charges that the Truman administration hid classified documents for political reasons. It cites the MacArthur Wake Island talks, Times reporting based on secret files, and Nixon’s call for full disclosure to Congress and the public.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Truman
Nixon
Korea
the Times
MacArthur
Wake Island
Committees
Congress
Truman Admin
Istration
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Affairs Committees
Times
New York Times
U.S
Richard Nixon
Harry Truman
Fierro and Dole clash over GAO probe
Manuel Fierro, Kansas human needs leader, accused Sen. Bob Dole of using the General Accounting Office as a private probe and said a deal was offered to keep quiet. Dole defended the inquiry into a $12,000 Kansas Human Needs Corp grant and noted his staff worked to gather information. The group received a second $14,000 grant this month.
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Kansas City
Manuel Fierro
Bob Dole
R-Kan
General Accounting Office
Washington
Fierro
Kansas
Kansas Human Needs Corporation
Garden City
Dole
Accounting Office
Human Needs Corporation
Western Kansas
Cole
William Kats
GAO
State of
Office of Economic Opportunity
Manny D. Fierro
Grant
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
James B. Pearson
Keith G. Sebelius
Péarson
Robert Docking
KU Chem Operation Cited In Recent Technical Piece
A Chem Tech article by KU chemistry professors ranks the university high for eminent chemists. It lists KU among top medium size departments and as a strong baccalaureate source for NAS members, surpassing Yale and NYU in the cited metrics. Also, Marge and Gower Champion separate after 25 years of partnership.
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Kansas University
Chem Tech
American Chemical Society
Stanford
Dartmouth
Northwestern
Johns Hopkins
Chemistry Department
Yale
New York University
Chemistry Division
National Academy of Sciences
Editorial Letters on Drunken Drivers and Downtown Housing
Readers discuss the June 12 Journal-World editorial on drunken driving with a Vietnam War comparison and call for reprinting. They urge sobriety as a public issue and question high-rise low-rent housing plans amid concerns about downtown vitality and living choices.
On the Other Hand by Gus diZerega
Gus diZerega argues that government deception undermines democracy and voters trust. He cites Johnson Goldwater era politics and asks how to curb political fraud, proposing repeal of national taxation power and minority veto rights to check unfair legislation.
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Gus Dizerega
Goldwater
Johnson
Harris
LBJ
Nixon
Washington
London
Paris
Moscow
Jakarta
IRS
United States
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Christ
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Gower
Hollywood
Marge and
Gower Champion
Champion
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Journal-World
Frank Rice
Ohio
Mary Louise Sherman
Wichita
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