Lawrence Daily Journal World 1972 notice and staff list
The Lawrence Daily Journal World published by The World Company lists staff positions from president publisher to editor and advertising director. It notes established 1854 and provides subscription rates for local and distant readers and the Tuesday evening date June 27, 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph C. Simons JR
Dolph Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kaw
Telephone
Beekeeping Dangers and Fireworks Rules Highlight Local Warnings
A Kansas publisher’s bee sting death underscores that common insects can be deadly, with medical groups urging quick treatment for any serious swelling. Fireworks rules in Douglas County limit sales to July 2 3 4 and restrict Lawrence display times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
George Marble
Fort Scott
Health Insurance Institute
Institute
Douglas County
Lawrence
Lawrence Jaycee
Memorial Stadium
Being First A Detriment? Foreign view on U S export risks
Bernard Krief, a Paris consultant, argues the Common Market nations can out‑produce the United States in many sectors and that American firms should export more aggressively. He notes 26 million more European workers, higher sea trade, and $40 billion in reserve currencies versus $13 billion for the U S. He predicts Eastern Europe trade could double to 1.2 billion annually within two years and notes Yugoslavia may compete in U S markets with a 500000 unit plant. The New York Stock Exchange urges U S issuers to push exports while securities dealers build markets in Europe and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Europe
Bernard Krief
Soviet Union
U.S
Yugoslavia
New York Stock Exchange
Japan
Fees for Hunters and Fishers to Protect Habitat
The piece argues rising population and leisure time require more funding for habitat. It urges restructuring user fees and taxes so hunters and fishermen pay more, ensuring habitat remains for those who enjoy hunting and fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Vance
Missouri Department of Conservation
U.S. Department of Interior
Department of the Interior
Nathaniel Reed
Reed
Interior Department
Local ministers back Supreme Court prayer ruling in schools
Ministers generally agreed with the high court decision banning New York State sponsored daily classroom prayer. Lawrence school officials said there is no classroom policy on prayer here and expected few difficulties. The paper notes Elm Disease, city forestry strain, and retirement of Col George B. Smith, KU dean, among other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Supreme Court
W. D. Wolfe
Lawrence
George B. Smith
Army Reserve
McGovern Seeks Nomination on Likely Second Ballot
The piece argues McGovern will secure the Democratic nomination by the second ballot as delegates shift to support his "new politics." It notes HumphreyKennedy opposition, convention dynamics, and the unlikely appeal of Muskie or Jackson, with Kennedy as the only plausible stopper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
McGovern
Humphrey
Miami Beach
Tom
Woodstock South
George McGovern
New Politics
Humphrey and
Muskie
Jackson
LBJ
Kennedy
William Tecumseh Sherman
Massachusetts
Vietnam
Bugging as Status Symbol in Washington Followed Court Ban
Washington sees a cultural shift as Supreme Court limits on wiretaps dampen prestige of bugging. Officials, journalists, lawyers, and lobbyists previously valued surveillance, while post ban the Democratic Party gains unexpected prominence amid renewed attention to political espionage in 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Department
FBI
Democratic National Committee
Democratic
Democratic Party
Letters Warn Against Export of Unsafe Contraceptive Pill
A Friday June 23 letter questions exporting an American contraceptive pill to Mexico and Chile describing it as unsafe for the U.S. market yet used abroad. The writer cites FDA timing, side effects, and potential genetic harm from such exports, urging a prohibition on unfit goods for aid and stressing human rights. A second letter condemns water soaking of fresh meats in stores for weight and vitamin loss, urging honesty to shoppers and accusing it of deception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Chile
Food and Drug Administration
Gilbert L. Raiford
University of Kansas School of Social Welfare
Norman M. Gauss
Open Letter and Broadway Show Closure Noted
An AP item reports Fiddler on the Roof closing Sunday after 3 242 performances, surpassing Life With Father’s record. The letter from James P. Coover criticizes slumlord conditions and urges tenant action. he urges landlords to comply with housing laws and for renters to report violations. Broadway reflects shifting political and social debates as Nixon era coverage continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Coover
Ohio
New York
McGovern shifts to pro Israel stance in Middle East policy
A confidential memorandum from New York supporters urged George McGovern to gift advanced U S arms to Israel and let it use them freely to balance power in the region. McGovern has moved away from earlier even handed positions, aligning more with Israeli government lines and the broader Democratic majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
George McGovern
U.S
Israel
Mid-East
McGovern
William P. Rogers
Jerusalem
Jordan
Middle East
Vas
Democratic Party
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