Lawrence Daily Journal World Publisher and staff listing
The Lawrence Daily Journal World editors and staff are listed with roles including President Publisher Dolph Simons Jr Editor Steve Parsons Assistant Publisher Bill Mayer Executive Editor Daryl Pane Advertising Director Leo Eller and Controller. The paper notes established 1854 and locations in Lawrence Kansas. Subscription rates are provided for various delivery options.
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Dolph C. Simons JR
Dolph Simons
Steve Parsons
Bill Mayer
Daryl Pane Es
Ernest PO
Leo Eller
Partnership Ideals vs. Labor Tactics in U S Industry
The piece weighs organized labor's influence on public welfare, noting strikes, rising costs, and unemployment. It argues for responsible union leadership and greater employer partnership, cites nonunion giants like IBM and Hallmark, and links recent Supreme Court shifts to broader labor and civil rights debates.
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Samuel Gompers
England
United States
General Motors
Nixon
Kansas City
America
International Business Machine Company
U.S. Steel
Chrysler
Los Angeles Times
Lawrence
Hallmark
Betting And Investing Clash Over Stock And Pony Bets
The NYSE slams an OTB ad linking stocks to betting, arguing it blurs lines between investing and gambling. CBC defends, noting institutional investors now dominate trading while small investors fall behind. The piece contrasts advisory roles on racing floors with stock brokers selling investments.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
New
Exchange
NYSE
Justices Push Firm Stance as Warren Court Shifts
The passage argues for strong federal and judicial action to protect civil rights while also enforcing laws against criminals. It views this as an early shift toward tougher interpretations by the Supreme Court and notes Justices Douglas Black Marshall and Brennan supporting firmer measures.
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Earl Warren
Nixon
Supreme Court
Burger
Blackmun
Justice Warren
Harlan
Stewart
White
Warren Court
U.S
Laos
Capitol
America
John Adams
Daniel Webster
John C. Calhoun
John F. Kennedy
Burglaries Lead to Arrest at Martin's Grocery
Two suspects, including a juvenile, were arrested inside Martin's Grocery linked to several recent break-ins at Lawrence High and Central Junior High. The report notes the incident as part of a broader string of burglaries in the area.
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Lawrence High
Central Junior High
Martin's Grocery
Lawrence
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
University Drive
Board of Education
Sunnyside
EU Smokestack
Carl Graeber
Robert Haggart
F. C. Allen
National Basketball Coaches Assn
Basketball Rules Committee
New York City
Fritz Meyn
Standard Oil Co
Prayer for renewal and obedience to God’s commands
A brief devotional prayer asks for divine help to renew spirits and strengthen wills. It seeks channels of love that bring new life to others and the resolve to abandon old sins and follow God’s commands.
Readers respond on drug raids and community leadership
Letters discuss drug raids and the law enforcement approach, urging self help and education. Complainants urge strong local leadership to curb radical groups, insure stable community safety, and oppose misuse of welfare funds while stressing civic engagement and voting.
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Vern Miller
Lawrence
Legislature moves to revive bill on event controls
The alliance began action to revive a bill limiting rock festivals after a committee killed it. The House will vote Friday to revive. A Senate bill to claw back part of lawmakers salaries was introduced. A marijuana possession with intent to sell became a felony with tentative Senate approval. The Uniform Consumer Credit Code won preliminary Senate approval after amendments. A bill to spread false rumors about candidates' finances was approved on preliminary review.
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House
Senate
Two Centuries Later Explodes in Capital Protest
Lawrence High School seniors Carttar and Seaver reflect on the Capitol bombing protest against U.S. policy in Southeast Asia. They question the tactic's logic, note the Senate wing target, and warn against violent overreactions that could derail diplomacy and withdrawal efforts.
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