Lawrence Daily Journal World Historical Masthead
The Lawrence Daily Journal World page shows the 1854 establishment, 1950s editor names, and Sixth and New Hampshire Streets address, indicating the Lawrence Kansas publication details and staff roles. It lists W. W. C. Simons as editor from 1891 to 1953 and notes daily weekday publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Telephone
The Journal-World Stands For 1973 Statement
The statement proclaims commitment to accurate fair news reporting, separation of opinion, equal rights, sympathy for the disadvantaged, exposing dishonesty in public affairs, and support for community improvements dated Saturday Evening June 23 1973.
Government spends nearly two million on Nixon homes security
The White House disclosed rising federal outlays for security related improvements at San Clemente and Key Biscayne over five fiscal years, including renovations and guard housing. Investigative media had pressed for full accounting, noting rental ties to Abplanalp and Underwood. FBI figures show 18 335 murders last year, up from 17 630.
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Nixon
Florida
California
White House
Robert H. Abplanalo
San Clemente
Calif
Key Biscayne
Fla
Associated Press
General Services Administration
GSA
Secret Service
Abplanalp
Edwin H. Underwood
Indiana National Bank
Indianapolis
Secret Service Patrol
Washington
Federal Bureau Investigation
United States
Nixon faces internal White House clash over Watergate press policy
Colson presses for a full Nixon press conference after Dean’s testimony while a reconstituted White House attack group urges a hard line on Watergate. The strategy seeks to avoid future press conferences and to limit public admissions, amid mixed poll signals and internal pushback from top aides.
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White House
Nixon
John W. Deanei
Senate
Watergate Committee
Sam Ervin
North Carolina
Colson
Washington
Dean
Inge Plans Public Stop at KU Theater in Town
Pulitzer prize winning playwright William Inge, KU graduate and Independence native, visits town for about a week and considers buying a home here while 15 Lawrence students attend the 11th Midwestern Music and Art Camp at KU. Wheat harvest resumes with strong yield prospects despite recent weather. Total Douglas County corporate property value stands at 6.03 million dollars. Charles Engvall of Boston elected minister of the Unitarian Church. A snapping turtle on Emery Road is finally captured after weeks of effort. A prayer asks for divine guidance through difficult times.
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William Inge
KU Experimental Theater
Independence
Lawrence
Douglas County
Charles Engvall
Boston
Unitarian Church
Lee Schwinley
Fritz Meyn
Emery Road
Gun deaths rise as debates on handgun control persist
FBI figures show 56 police officers were killed in the United States in the past five months, 38 by handguns and 15 by other firearms. In 1972, 112 officers died, 108 from firearms, with 75 due to handguns, fueling arguments for stricter gun sale supervision.
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FBI
United States
Hitler and the lure of order in a world of terror
The piece argues that fear of chaos prompts demands for strong rulers, cites hijackings and political bribes as tools of coercion, and portrays Marxist financing of revolutions as a tactic that undercuts capitalism while shaping public policy and diplomacy. It labels the spread of terror and ransom as a planned strategy, calling for vigilance to preserve liberty.
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Marx
Freeze loophole lets futures trade ride above June levels
The price freeze excludes futures trading in industrial metals while delivery prices remain capped. Speculators buy and sell on paper, not the metal, so futures gains escape the freeze. Experts warn Phase Four or continued limits could alter the outlook within 60 days.
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Washington
UPI
Cost of Living Council
Brezhnev Imitates Gunfighter Aboard Nixon Jet
President Nixon and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev share a light moment during a summit flight to the Western White House. Brezhnev mimics a cowboy gunfighter as John Wayne is mentioned, while the jet flies near Grand Canyon.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
America
John Wayne
Soviet Communist Party
Brezhnev
White House
Court Balks In Case On CEO Man
The U S Court of Appeals refused to suspend a lower court ruling barring Howard W Phillips from serving as acting director of the Office of Economic Opportunity. The court said the government failed to show likely success on the merits and noted Phillips was appointed without Senate confirmation.
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Washington
U.S. Court of Appeals
Howard W. Phillips
Phillips
U.S
William B. Jones
Jones
Office of Economic Opportunity
Steven Eilperin
Justice Department
United States
Senate
What to Do With Kids In Summer
Washington readers discuss summer plans for teens revealing quirky trips and open-ended adventures. A 15-year-old aims to cross the U S by car with friends. others plan hitchhiking Europe or biking to the Virgin Islands. The piece ends with a satirical note about renting an oil rig for the summer.
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Washington
United States
Sarah
Carl
Fred
Harriet
Lizabeth
Pat
George
Henry
Canada
Henrietta
Europe
Ziggy
Mexico
Norman
Michael
Washington, D.C
Virgin Islands
Ethel
Eunice
Bermuda
Southampton
England
Bob
R.F.K. Stadium
Peter
Louisiana
Gulf of Mexico
North Sea
Today in History highlights from June 23 1973
Notable events include William Penn signing a peace treaty with Native Americans in Pennsylvania in 1683, Charleston South Carolina incorporation in 1713, and Queen Anne’s oath of allegiance decree in Nova Scotia in 1722. Also figures include 60th birthday of William Rogers and 37th birthday of Don Drysdale.
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William Penn
Pennsylvania
Charleston
S.C
England
Queen Anne
Nova Scotia
U.S. Treasury
U.S. Congress
Civil Aeronauticsty
John F. Kennedy
Bonn
Buenos Aires
New York
Virginia
William P. Rogers
Don Drysdale
Benjamin Franklin
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Lawrence Daily Journal- World
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
Audit Bureau of Circulation
The
Journal-World
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Leonid Brezhnev
Old Home Town
Jesus
By Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Hitler
Weimar Republic
Law and Order
Terrance Leonhardy
U. S
Guadalajara
Cuba
Bourgois
Luis Echeverria
South America
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Argentina
Sherwood Forest
America Corporation
Karl
George Marder
Grand Canyon
President
Josh
Maine
Mary Margaret
Suzy
Nantucket
Mass
Stu
IBM
Exxon Oil Co
Lyndon B. Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Glassboro
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