Lawrence Journal World Details History and Rates
The Lawrence Journal-World Doge, published daily except Sunday by The World Company, lists staff including President Publisher and Editor roles among its leadership. Advertising Director, News Editor, and Controller are noted with historic ties to 1854 establishment, and subscription rates vary by region from Douglas County to nationwide, with prices ranging from $1.79 monthly to $16.58 yearly.
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Dolph C
Weeee JR
Dolph Simons
Steve Parsons
Andes Ished Rundge Aa Ebeehes
Bill Mayer
Daryl A
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kaw
Telephone
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Question of the Day on Master Ecologist's arrangement choice
The inquiry ponders why the Master Ecologist would tackle topics like Southern Marijuana Leaf Blight instead of selecting a more varied theme. It suggests a playful critique of thematic decisions and naming choices.
Tax strain hits cities schools as federal aid declines
Widespread tax strain grips cities and school districts as rising welfare costs and debt mount. Officials critique Washington revenue sharing and call for local earnings or income taxes to fund services. Iowa college leaders report belt tightening, tuition hikes, and salary freezes as budgets shrink.
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Washington
Alf Landon
Iowa
Des Moines Register-Tribune
Carl W. Kreisler
Parsons College
Private colleges face austerity as finances tighten
The article notes private colleges like Parsons cutting costs, freezing faculty raises, using work grants for maintenance, reviewing purchases, and closing fringe areas. It argues austerity is spreading, with legislatures demanding belt-tightening, and calls for efficient use of money and facilities to survive.
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Parsons
Iowa
New Model Building Codes Promised By Four Organizations
A proposed model code for modernizing municipal regulations will be released next month by the American Insurance Association, International Conference of Building Officials, Southern Building Code Congress and the Building Officials and Code Administrators. The code will be a seven dollar, non binding guideline aimed at encouraging modernization amid a housing shortage and vested interests. Local stick builders defend on site methods, while many large builders advocate federal standards and factory produced housing.
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New York
American Insurance Association
International Conference of Building Officials
Southern Building Code Congress
National Association of Home Builders
Idealism in War Squabble Reveals Pentagon Papers Debate
A reader response critiques a memorandum associated with McNamara and the Vietnam effort. The piece cites McNaughton’s 70 20 10 aims and questions if honoring treaties and reputational aims supersede broader idealism and international rectitude.
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McNaughton
SVN
South Vietnam
Lawrence Human Relations Commission formed with local clergy
Seven Lawrence residents joined the new city Human Relations Commission, including the Rev. Frank Brown and Prof. James Titus, with others named from the community. KU plans to demolish Sunnyside barracks housing known as Islum after 15 years of use this summer.
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Lawrence
New City Human Relations Commission
Frank Brown
Frank Burge
James Titus
Max Thomas
Sam Adams
William Binns
Jeanne Dicker
Sunnyside
Islum
Sunflower
YMCA
Eighth
Vermont
Fish and Game Department
Tonganoxie
Lone Star Lake
Prayer for guidance and daily bread from the Bible
A devotional prayer asks for divine guidance in scripture. It seeks light for the path and daily spiritual nourishment to equip in good works, ending with an Amen.
POW Dealing Tactics Highlighted In Hanoi Paris Cable
A North Vietnamese cable from June 11 cites a Paris interview transcript with Xuan Thuy and Washington Post’s Chalmers Roberts. It contrasts a soft line quoted to Americans with Hanoi’s hard line promises, accusing the Communists of manipulating public opinion on POWs to pressure troop withdrawal.
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Washington
Hanoi
Paris
Xuan Thuy
Chalmers M. Roberts
Washington Post
United States
Hanoi Line
Roberts
Nixon
Vance Hartke
Indaina
Robert Leggett
California
Clark Clifford
Defense
Crown Prince Birendra's son born in Nepal line of succession
AP reports in Katmandu that Crown Princess Aiswarya, 21, has given birth to a son who becomes first in the line of succession to Nepal's throne. The child is the first grandson of King Mahendra and the wife of Crown Prince Birendra, 25, is the mother.
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Katmandu
Nepal
Aiswarya
Birendra
Mahendra
Landmark CBS Hearing Tests Free Press Rights Before Congress
CBS President Frank Stanton defended journalistic independence during a House Commerce Committee hearing over the CBS editing of The Selling of the Pentagon. Rep. Harley Staggers pushed that broadcast license duties and public trust frame the dispute as not a First Amendment matter, highlighting the broadcaster as fiduciary to the public.
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Washington
Congress
Columbia Broadcasting System
House
Stanton
Pentagon
Harley O. Staggers
DW. Va
Brobers
Full
Commerce Committee
Staggers
Warren E. Burger
FDA seeks ingredient labeling for all foods
Readers are urged to urge the FDA to require full ingredient labeling on all foods. The petition asks manufacturers to list every ingredient in order of prominence, with public comment invited until July 10. Agency Commissioner Charles C Edwards says input will aid decisions on feasibility and legal authority. Bonita Dickinson Dillard, Stouffer Place, signs off.
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Eugene Rostow
Walt
Pentagon
Churchill
Greece
Britain
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Johnson
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Public
Ment
Charles C. Edwards
FDA
Fisher’s Lane
Rockville
River and Stream Channelization Debate Highlighted
The piece contrasts Nixon's support for river navigation projects with EPA concerns over environmental impact. It cites the Arkansas River $1.2 billion scheme and a proposed Tennessee River plan, while urging a national review of Corps of Engineers and Soil Conservation Service channelization to balance transport benefits against environmental and public welfare.
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Nixon
Environmental Protection Agency
Army Corps of Engineers
Arkansas
Tennessee River
Mississippi
Alabama
EPA
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Arkansas River
Soil Conservation Service
SCS
Rep. Reuss
Wisconsin
Reuss
Corps of Engineers
Upper Midwest
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William Buckley JR
John Kerry
Vietnam
Robert McNamara
U.S
Time Magazine
Old Home Town
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
ECOLO
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Hanna
Austria-Hungary
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Bosnia
Monmouth
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Molly Pitcher
Victoria
France
Chicago
Thomas E. Dewey
Douglas MacArthur
Luzon
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Journal-World
Bonita Dickinson Dillard
Stouffer Place
Minneapolis Tribune
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