Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publication details
Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publication details list the 1854 founding and key editors and officials. It notes The World Company ownership, contact information, and subscription rates across carrier and mail options in Kansas and beyond.
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Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Lawrence
Kan
China tests hydrogen bomb amid nuclear monopoly fears
A government communique via Xinhua says China conducted its 15th nuclear test since 1954 for defense and to break the superpowers' monopoly. The piece cautions about expanding the nuclear club and the danger of smaller states arming themselves, urging restraint as global leaders meet. It also notes fireworks safety in Kansas City and Jaycee firework shows in Lawrence, with reflections on Watergate and civic duty from opinion writers.
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China
Peking
Russia
United States
New China News Agency
Hong Kong
U.S
N-Club
Associated Press
Kansas City
Kan
Lawrence
Roy Larson
The
Chicago Sun-Times
Adlai Stevenson
Watergate blamed for slow air travel and mixed economy cues
Airline executives cite Watergate as a factor in weaker business and cautious consumer behavior while economic activity remains mixed. Analysts note psychology shapes reactions, with autos and housing staying strong despite travel decline and inflation concerns.
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New York
Buffalo
George Warde
American Airlines
Pan American World Airways
William Sewell
White House
Survey Research Center
Institute For Social Research
University of Michigan
Local News Briefs From Olathe And KU
Old Home Town reports Frank Nelick named commanding officer of Naval Air Reserve Patrol Squadron 882 at Olathe NAS. City headlines note a 116 degree Junction City reading and upper 90s in the area heat wave.
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Frank Nelick
Naval Air Reserve Patrol Squadron 882
Olathe Naval Air Station
Junction City
Fatty Arbuckle
Hollywood
Northern Ireland faces near new assembly amid violence toll
The article reports a near future assembly to replace the disbanded parliament as sectarian violence nears 850 dead and thousands injured. It notes the stabbing deaths of Catholic Senator Paddy Wilson and a Protestant woman, their bodies found in a north Belfast quarry, and a police spokesman urging gun defense despite officials discouraging vigilante acts.
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Northern Ireland
Paddy Wilson
Belfast
Morticians Face Public Backlash Over High Funeral Costs
A rising public reaction against costly funerals hurts morticians. The National Funeral Directors Association defends practices through ads and brochures, arguing open viewing aids emotional healing and that cremation or quick burial reduces burden. They contest cost exaggeration and note many prefer simple, quick burials to honor the deceased and help mourning.
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National Funeral Directors Association
Funeral Directors’ Association
Dean Testimony Boosts Credibility in Watergate Drama
Republican members of Congress installed a portable TV in the House cloakroom to watch John W. Dean III testify. By day two, Dean’s testimony drew high marks from many Republicans as credible and potentially pivotal, with murmurs that Mitchell could supply crucial corroboration if he steps forward.
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Washington
John W. Dean III
Congress
House
Nixon
White House
Dean
John Dean
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
H. R. Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Senate Watergate Committee
E. Howard Hunt
Hunt
How to Help A Neighbor Volunteer Clearinghouse
A community volunteer effort lists agencies needing help in various programs. People may contact Volunteer Clearinghouse at 841 5059 or Box 417 Lawrence 66044 to find suitable assignments. roles include park hikes supervision, senior transport, Girl Scout leadership, day camp supervision, housing code clearance, crisis center volunteers, desk staffing, and audio reader duties.
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Clearinghouse
Journal-World
Lawrence
Park and Recreation
Fireworks concern prompts call to limit Independence Day displays
In a letter to the Journal-World Mrs. Suzanne M. Sherr urges Lawrence to ban individual firecracker shooting after July 4. She notes annual letters and resident worries about safety and noise and endorses restricting fireworks to the Jaycee show to protect children.
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Journal-World
A New World View Sensible critique of Nixon Brezhnev summit policy
This column analyzes the Nixon Brezhnev summit’s implications for U S Soviet relations. It argues economic factors dominate and caution against letting political rhetoric mask the shift in world power and trade, urging readiness for a changing global order.
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Nixon
Leonid Brezhnev
United States
Soviet Union
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