Lawrence Daily Journal World Community Newspaper Facts
The Lawrence Daily Journal World is a long established Kansas newspaper founded in 1854. It lists editors and publishers including Dolph Simons Sr and Jr and staff roles. The paper operates from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with diverse subscription options and rates.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Privacy Perils of U S Record Keeping Rise
Ohio State Senator Stanley J. Aronoff warns in State Government about growing threats to personal privacy as massive record keeping expands across government and private sectors. He cites random public records use, credit bureaus, medical and military data, and employment files, noting the danger of information falling into wrong hands.
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America
Stanley J. Aronoff
Ohio
Federal
Council of State Governments
Vietnam
Aronoff
Banking and Credit
Sen. Aronoff
Why Forecasts of a Slump
New York AP reports economists foresee a downturn in late 1973 into 1974 driven by consumer behavior. Analysts cite lower savings, higher credit, and a surge in durable goods spending, including a 39 percent rise in auto purchases, followed by fading consumer confidence.
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New York
Commercial Credit Co
U.S
University of Michigan
American Legion Horse Show opens at 4H Fairgrounds
The event features 96 classes and nearly 500 entries across a four day schedule. Retirement of KU secretary Dorcas Rublee after 48 years announced. Deane W. Malott named president emeritus of Cornell University after 12 years as head. Wheat harvest delayed by rain.
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American Legion
4H Fairgrounds
Dorcas Rublee
Deane W. Malott
Cornell University
Ithaca
N.Y
Privacy fears grow as computers link data items
Senator Aronoff warns that computer networks could create vast dossiers by linking files via shared data keys. He argues the main issue is record-obsession in society, which already harms people and may worsen unless steps are taken.
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Sen. Aronoff
Nixon aide Herb Klein at center of Watergate era crisis
Washington report outlines Herb Klein's demotion and isolation as Richard Nixon's White House communications chief. It contrasts Klein's long service and loyalty with the rising influence of Haldeman Ehrlichman Colson and the Watergate fallout that followed.
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Washington
John Dean
Senate
Herbert G
Klein
White House
Herb
Nixon
H. R. Haldeman
Ron Ziegler
Haldeman
Ziegler
Executive Branch
NBC
Meet the Press
Charles W. Colson
Colson
John Ehrlichman
Haldeman- Ehrlichman-Colson
Watergate
Nixon San Clemente deals mock interview with world leaders
Brezhnev and Pompidou share a spoof dialogue about Nixon and his wealth, dacha, and security measures. They joke about San Clemente assets, Abplanalp loans, and Florida real estate, ending with a quip about a irrigation system as a security perk.
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Washington
Leonid Brezhnev
Georges Pompidou
Moscow
Richard Nixon
Gospod
Pompidou
Nixon
San Clemente
Abplanalp
Brezhnev
San Clemente Dacha
Secret Service
Gospodin
Soviet Union
Black Sea
Bonidee
St. Tropez
Alors
What Is a Professional in Watergate Era Plans
The article recalls John Dean’s testimony on the Liddy Plan from early 1971, detailing proposed operations at conventions including alleged use of prostitutes, muggers, and kidnappers. It contrasts professional handling with amateur acts, notes Dean and Mitchell dynamics, and hints at broader security concerns and an implied critique of professional misconduct.
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John Dean
Gordon Liddy
John Mitchell
Jeb Magruder
Miami
San Diego
Liddy
Mexico
Dean
White House
Magruder
Bismarck
J. Edgar Hoover
Letters to the Editor and Mexico offshore claim
A reader argues middle class fears inflation and socialism threaten freedoms and incentives. The piece summarizes business process steps from a professional Roger E White. President Luis Echeverria unveils Mexico’s plan to extend offshore waters to 200 miles, limiting fishing rights for others while preserving navigation and overflight rights.
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LA Paz
Mexico
Luis Echeverria Alvarez
Echeverria
Businessman guidelines listed for readers interest
A June 15 column notes Phyllis Jones urging accuracy and shares an enclosed set of general guidelines aimed at businessmen. The piece suggests those who fit the audience will find the rules helpful for correct information and professional practice.
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Journal-World
Phyllis Jones
ADM Milling to Close Minneapolis Flour Mill
Kansas City AP reports price freezes force ADM Milling Co to shut its Minneapolis Minnesota flour mill Friday. President H D Hale says wheat prices are too high to grind flour at a profit. The mill normally produces 10 000 hundredweight daily.
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Kansas City
ADM Milling Co
Minneapolis
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By Rowland Evans
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Mr. Nixon
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William Buckley JR
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