Lawrence Daily Journal World Facts and Publication Details
Lawrence Daily Journal World announces staff roles and publication data. It lists President Publisher and editors, addresses, phone, and subscription rates for 1854 established daily paper published at Sixth and New Hampshire, Lawrence Kansas with varied yearly rates by region.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Career education debate in schools prompts mixed views
The piece outlines career education, its support as reform, and concerns about lowering academic standards and narrowing curricula. It notes federal emphasis under Secretary Marland, potential benefits for noncollege youths, and questions about implementation, funding, and workforce readiness amid an energy supply context in Kansas.
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America
Sidney P. Marland Jr
U.S
U.S. Office of Education
Cashless Setups Fail To Diminish Cash Use In U S
New York AP reports Morgan Guarantee Survey finds cash remains dominant as coins and bills circulate heavily. Factors include rising sales taxes change avoidance and crime concerns driving exact change in transit and vending, with over 6.7 billion in coins and 54 billion in bills in circulation.
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New York
Morgan Guaranty Survey
United States
Morgan
Old Home Town Bridge and KU Predictions Span Lawrence History
City surveys show Kaw River bridge site from Tennessee Street to near Third Street in North Lawrence with 1980 as completion target. Veteran observer Edgar Snow forecast Communist China as the world’s third great industrial power by decade’s end at a KU speech.
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Lawrence
Tennessee Street
Third Street
North
China
Edgar Snow
Kansas Gas Reserves and Tax Loyalties Questioned
The piece notes expert claims that by 1975 Kansas could become a natural gas importer amid growing energy concerns. It argues that many signs of an energy pinch exist statewide, and questions how much Kansas gas has been pumped out without severance taxes. It criticizes the Legislature for years of resisting a realistic severance tax on oil and gas.
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Tom Schwinn
Kansas Independent Oil and Gas Assn
Kansas
Schwinn
Buckley’s Critique of Goldwater on Peking Summit Views
The piece rebuts Senator Goldwater’s cautious stand on the Peking Summit, citing liberal observers Kraft and Karnow who argue the communique concedes U.S. concessions on Taiwan. It questions Goldwater’s handling of troop withdrawal and warns of broader strategic implications for Taiwan and Nationalist China. The article warns that losing Taiwan would be disastrous, and laments Goldwater’s stance.
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Sen. Goldwater
Peking
Nixon
Kissinger
Rogers
Goldwater
U.S
Taiwan
Joseph Kraft
Shanghai
Washington Post
United States
China
Stan Karnow
Kraft and
Karnow
Indochina
Korea
Europe
United States Army
Navy
Air Force
ITT $400000 Donation Tied to Political Strategy
In a Topeka report the ITT Kleindienst donation of 400000 to the Republican National Convention is described amid claims it aimed to preserve the two party system while avoiding antitrust scrutiny. The narrative portrays ITT insisting motives were pure and denies any quid pro quo involving the Hartford Fire Insurance Co. The piece notes the broader debate on corporate influence and antitrust pressures.
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Washington
ITT Kleindienst
ITT
San Diego
Justice Department
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Republican Party
ITT People
Jack Anderson
Senate Judiciary Committee
Richard Kleindienst
United States
Democratic Party
Nixon
Atty. Gen. Mitchell
Mrs. Mitchell
Humphrey Seeks Florida Edge In Muskie Battle
Humphrey gains amid three Florida voting blocs old black and Jewish as Muskie fights to hold center. Telemarketing GOTV by Humphrey targets 250000 voters while Muskie suffers fundraising and bloopers amid a crowded field in the Florida primary.
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Miami
Hubert H. Humphrey
Edmund Muskie
Florida
Humphrey
Norman Sherman
Muskie
Wallace
Jackness
Lindsay
Reubin Askew
Askew
Tallahassee
New Hampshire
George McGovern
South Dakota
Florida Rangers
Jackson
Today in History March 9 1862 Monitor Merrimac battle
Highlights include the first ironclad clash Monitor versus Merrimac at Hampton Roads in 1862 and notable birthdays and events such as Amerigo Vespucci born in 1451 and Napoleon's 1796 marriage to Josephine. The item lists miscellaneous historical notes and anniversaries for March 9.
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Monitor
Merrimac
Hampton Roads
America
Amerigo Vespucci
Florence
Napoleon Bonaparte
Josephine
Charles Graham
New York City
U.S
Pancho Villa
Columbus
N.M
Java
France
Suit Aims to Force Toy Makers Over Lead Paint Rules
FDA moves to tighten lead limits on toy and furniture paint with a refunds plan for blocked items. Debates over retroactive refunds could trigger consumer lawsuits as regulators push two main rules within weeks. A Nashville report quotes church leaders noting a rising youth spiritual awakening nationwide.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
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Dolph C, Sonee JR
Bageh Gage
Dary
Dolph Simons
Sinets Aw
Bill Mayer
Ty Halls
Ernest Pontius Wee
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
Lawrence, Kan
John Cunniff
Old Home Town
Detroit
Margaret Truman
19Th
A. B. Ewing
John Phillip Sousa
Sousa
Hoch Auditorium
Donald Swarthout
School of Fine Arts
Buckley
Senator Goldwater
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Yale University
Howard Chao
Formosa
Westerfield
Department of Government
Chiang
Barry Goldwater
Art Buchwald
President Nixon
Atty
John Mitchell
H. R. Haldeman
White House
Kelindienst
Repuplican Party
Topeka
Kan
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
George Wallace
Henry M
Scoop) Jackson
John V. Lindsay
Jerry Rubin
Rubin
THE
Associated Press
NATO
West Berlin
Lyndon B. Johnson
Congress
John G. Gorton
Australia
Liberal Party
V. M. Molotov
Samuel Barber
Thomas Schippers
Nashville, Tenn
Arthur B. Rutledge
Missons Board
Southern Baptist Convention
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