Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead details
The notice lists the Lawrence Daily Journal-World staff titles and roles including Dolph Simons Sr. as editor, with publisher, editors, and advertising director. It also cites establishment date 1854, address at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, Lawrence Kansas, subscription rates by carrier and mail, and AP and Audit Bureau memberships.
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Journal-World Mission Statement Memorably Displayed
The Journal World emphasizes accuracy fairness and public rights in reporting. It pledges to separate opinion from news and to expose dishonesty in public affairs while supporting community improvement projects.
Kissinger Explains Vietnam Talks Four Years Back
Kissinger argues North Vietnam would not accept separate political and military terms four years ago and only agreed to separate the issues after Oct 8 this year, enabling the current ceasefire and prisoner return to progress. Nixon would have brokered the deal sooner if feasible. Some critics remain overly suspicious of political motives.
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Vietnam
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
South Vietnam
State Department
White House
U.S
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Asian Bank
Nixon Moves Toward Direct North Vietnam Aid
President Nixon pushes Congress for direct U.S. aid to rebuild North Vietnam, challenging liberal and conservative factions. Support hinges on multilateral vs direct funding, with figures like McGovern and Byrd weighing a fragile peace against political risk. Passman warns against multilateral aid, preferring direct terms if no third countries are involved.
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Washington
Congress
U.S
North Vietnam
Nixon
World Bank
George McGovern
South Dakota
Senate
Robert Byrd
West Virginia
Hanoi
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
Arkansas
McGovern
Otto Passman
Louisiana
House Appropriations
Passman
Capitol Hill
Johnson
Japan
Germany
Eagleton Weighs Shield Law Role Amid Press Freedom Debates
Missouri Senator Thomas Eagleton, once Democratic vice presidential nominee, promotes shield laws to protect news sources amid past revelations about his own mental health and a later drunken driving arrest. He argues strong protections curb abuse while defending reporters access to information.
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U.S
Thomas Eagleton
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Eagleton
Missouri
Sargent Shriver
George McGovern
Jack Anderson
Press support for Eagleton shield law stance
A testimonial from a man who faced recent trials advocates backing the shield law. The statement argues lawmakers should not dismiss the perspective gained from his year of experience and public scrutiny.
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Eagleton
Lawrence races and hikes mark old hometown notes
Old Home Town items from 1933 1948 and 1963 track local politics and hikes. Ray Culbertson ran for Lawrence School Board with Nauman Allen and Rumsey already in. Girls prepared for a 50 mile hike to Eudora and back as part of long range plans plus Wakarusa Watershed work near Clinton Reservoir.
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Ray Culbertson
Savings and Loan
Lawrence School Board
C. O. Nauman
Ethan Allen
Oscar Rumsey
Lawrence
Eudora
Wakarusa
Clinton Reservoir
Stop Wasting Money and Get to Work in a Dollar Crunch
The piece argues the dollar’s fall signals a national crunch from aging prosperity. It cautions about past excesses, union dynamics, and foreign competition, but asserts hope if America tightens belts and reignites productivity. John Milton is invoked to praise American spirit and resilience.
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U. S
America
Charles Reich
Republic
Europe
Congress
Niagara
John Milton
England
Gale Sayers
Sayers
Joe Blow
Tennis Now Hottest Sport, Ex-Golf Nuts Flood Courts
Washington notes tennis rises in popularity with ex golfers, estimating 1 654 459 more players this year. A humorous confrontation with a novice golfer reveals the sport's different rules and etiquette, including playing with partners and no caddies or clubs.
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Washington
America
Dumbarton
Sayers Advocates Realistic Advice For Youth
Gale Sayers recounts his Kansas days and outlines a career in athletic administration. He stresses college education, warns that few reach pro levels, and urges honesty with young athletes about money and risk.
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Sayers
Kansas Athletic Program
Addresses for Lawrence elected officials listed
Reader service provides federal and state official addresses for Lawrence and nearby. Names include senators Pearson and Dole, reps Winn Vogel Glover Buzzi, plus mayor, council members, and other local officials with street addresses in Lawrence and Washington.
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Lawrence
Letter clarifies revenue sharing for a minority library area
Lawrence Black Parents group denies requesting 25 000 from revenue sharing and explains they asked that funds be used to create a minority area in the new library with books films tapes and a minority head librarian They note national funding cuts and urge community support while urging accurate reporting by the Journal World
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Concerned Black Parents, Inc
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Library Board
Journal- World
Nixon
C.E.C
Opinion Page Editorial and Letters Overview
The Journal World presents its opinion page featuring editorials letters to the editor and political cartoons. It promotes informed citizenry through free exchange of ideas on public affairs and democratic governance.
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