Lawrence World Company Profile and Rates
The World Company in Lawrence Kansas reports editors and staff led by editor Simons and president publisher Dolph sons Jr. The notice lists established date 1854 and 1973 circulation details with mailing and carrier rates for Douglas County and wider regions. Friday evening March 2 1973 edition.
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Dolph Simons, SR
Dolph C. Sons JR
Bill Mayo
Ralph Gaween
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Kansas Attorney General clamps down on airliners liquor service
The Kansas attorney general Vern Miller faces scrutiny for expanding dry laws to airlines in flight. Critics say enforcement highlights outdated statutes and calls for legislative change while Miller defends upholding existing law.
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Kansas
Vern Miller
San Francisco ‘Chronicle
Amtrak
Disney Fluff or Realism Debate in Family Films
Readers debate whether Disney style family films are genuine entertainment or merely fluffy fantasy. Critics praise wholesome dreams while others claim realistic films breed violence. The piece questions whether art should push ideals or mirror harsh life.
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Walt Disney Studios
Paris
Walt Disney Studio
Nto
Jitters Drive Dow Swings Amid Uncertainty And Funds
The article explains that recent Dow fluctuations of 10 to 12 points reflect higher index levels, nervousness, and uncertainty from news from Washington and abroad. It notes mutual and pension funds magnify moves, causing larger Dow swings than broader averages, with Meigs predicting eventual stabilization as conditions normalize.
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Dow
A. J. Meigs
Argus Research
Washington
Meigs
Dow Jones
Standard and Poor
Stock Exchange
Love and friendship films shape moral values in cinema
The piece argues for good over depravity and praises films like Love Story and Brian's Song for enriching society. It contrasts with Walt Disney style fare and notes that even seemingly irrelevant titles can have positive societal impact through personal relationships and shared humanity.
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Brian
Gale Sayers
Lawrence civic groups seek more candidates for spring elections
The Lawrence Citizens Committee for the Support of Good Government approved an expanded list of suggester candidates for city commission and school board posts to broaden participation in the upcoming spring elections. The Lawrence American Legion Post prepared for Pancake Day to fund boys baseball, expecting about 2,800 attendees.
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Lawrence Citizens Committee
Lawrence American Legion Post
Lawrence High
Argentine High
Weather Bureau
Glenn Fordham
Kappa Eta Kappa
Frank Strong
Yale Law Review
Robert Muzzy
Ollie Barber
Lawrence
Ohio
Nixon Amnesty View Not High With Youths
A New York poll finds nearly 70 percent of college students oppose Nixon’s amnesty stance. Yes with conditions 29 percent, No 13, Not sure 18, with 45 percent saying yes outright. Students cite historical, humane, and public service options, while antiwar groups mobilize around the issue.
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Nixon
New York
N.Y
Princeton
Villanova
U. of Virginia
Peace Corps
UCLA
Walkowitz Drawings Highlight Isadora Duncan Influence at KU
Watercolors and drawings by Abraham Walkowitz depicting Isadora Duncan are on display at the University of Kansas Museum of Art. The exhibit, organized by Pamela D. Kingsbury, features Walkowitz's interpretation of Duncan's free dance and Greek-inspired movement. A gallery talk and films on Duncan featuring Martha Graham are scheduled, with Walkowitz’s works donated by E Haldemann Julius of Girard Kansas.
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Isadora Duncan
Emile Bourdelle
Maurice Denis
Theatre Des Champs Elysees
Paris
Abraham Walkowitz
Walkowitz
University of Kansas Museum of Art
Alfred Stiglitz
America
Europe
Photo Secession
New York
Stiglitz
Rodin
Matisse
Duncan
Ruth St. Denis
E. Haldemann-Julius of
Girard, Kan
Pamela D. Kingsbury
Martha Graham
Entertainment Revolution Shifts Ethnic Image On TV
Hollywood recognizes minority stories and realistic portrayals expanding beyond stereotypes. NBC CBS and networks push authentic black Mexican American Armenian and Italian American characters in new and existing series reflecting society while actors like Redd Foxx and Demond Wilson stress honest representation over jokes.
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Hollywood
Fred Sanford
Banacek
Elena Verdugo
Marcus Welby
Thomas Swafford
CBS
Junius Griffin
Beverly Hills-Hollywood
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Jay Rodriguez
Nosotros
Gilbert Avila
Amos ‘N
Andy
Untouchables
Bill Cosby
Diahann Carroll
Julia
Lloyd Hayes
Leslie Uggams
Sanford and Son
Demond Wilson
NBC
Amos
Redd Foxx
Moonlight Madness Sale sparks crowd complaints and praise
Letters to the Journal World recount two local stores hosting a Moonlight Madness Sale on February 28 1973. One store handled the crowd efficiently while the other faced criticism for slow entry and misleading advertising. An additional letter jokes about returnable beer cans and city trash savings.
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Pete Whitenight
Roy Hicks
Lincoln
How to Help A Neighbor Volunteer Clearinghouse
A Lawrence area council of Parents and Teachers sponsored Clearinghouse matches volunteers with agency needs. Weekly lists guide citizens to roles at organizations such as THE WHOMPER SMALL WORLD BOYS CLUB PENN HOUSE and more.
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Lawrence Area
Douglas County
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