World Company Lawrence Daily History Listing
The World Company of Lawrence Kansas publishes daily except Sunday from Sixth and New Hampshire Street. Established 1854 editors include DOLPH C SIMONS JR and BILL MAYE with Fralph Gage as managing editor. Subscription rates vary by region and method.
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Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Maye
Fralph Gage
the World Company
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New Hampshire Streetz
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Journal-World Mission Statement
The Journal-World presents its motto on fair accurate reporting and civic responsibility. The notice underscores no editorial mixing with news safeguarding citizens rights and exposing public dishonesty while supporting community improvement projects.
Nixon seeks faster declassification amid secrecy concerns
News organizations pressed the Nixon administration to accelerate declassification of government documents, citing nearly one billion still classified and new items produced daily. John Eisenhower said the effort faces a heavy burden, with little progress after years of requests and appeals.
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Pentagon
Nixon
John Eisenhower
Inter Agency
Wendell C. Philippi
Indianapolis News
Associated Press
Eisenhower
Dwight Eisenhower
U.S
Belgium
CIA
Philippi
Warning From Nixon Clan Signals Mixed Voter Sentiment
In St Louis middle class Nixon backers favor congressional control of spending over presidential power. A Quayle poll of 53 voters finds 66 percent job approval for Nixon and 37 percent for Congress, with many fearing executive overreach and preferring Congress to decide funding priorities.
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ST. Louis
Nixon
Congress
Oliver Quayle
White House
St. Ferdinand
Missouri
Us and
Quayle
Lee Brandon
Helen Thomas
George McGovern
Mr. Nixon
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Spiro T. Agnew
John B. Connally
Letter writers defend Cerf and urge board action on health dept reshuffle
Carolyn B. Black calls for reform after Dr. Clinton resigns and defends Mrs. Cerf’s public‑minded efforts. Dennis B. Quinn argues academic freedom in Pearson program, while Joyce Schild condemns Clinton Lake plans for a large motorcycle area and urges citizen input before decisions.
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State Health Department
Raymond Flory
Hare & Hare, Inc
Kansas City
Corps of Engineers
Clinton Reservoir
Hare & Hare
Douglas County Fairgrounds
Wheelsport Motorcycle Club
Douglas County
Shawnee County
Johnson County
23Rd
Citizens Coalition For
Clinton
Clinton Lake
Joyce Schild
Health board duties and public demand for responsive government
The health board must set policies and hire staff to run the department and oversee operations. When personnel reach a point where the board fears or resists public demands, it supports citizens who claim government is growing unresponsive and dictatorial.
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Health Board
Voting constellations and pool bond eyed in 1963 spring election
About 8 500 potential voters registered late for the April 2 election. A $195 000 bond was proposed to fund a municipal swimming pool near Broken Arrow Park. Kansas House sent a bill creating a new agency to consolidate research facilities at KU and K State to avoid duplication.
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Broken Arrow Park
Kansas House
Senate
K-State
AMA flags Atkins diet as unscientific and risky
An AMA Council on Foods and Nutrition condemned Dr Atkins Diet Revolution as unscientific and potentially dangerous. It criticized the emphasis on unlimited saturated fats and a claimed fat mobilizing hormone not found in humans. Dr Atkins defended the diet against the AMA critique. Interviews for Lawrence High School principal candidates will continue with a decision by July 1.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
Dr. Atkins
AMA
Council On Foods and Nutritions
Atkins
New York
Lawrence High
Carl Knox
Lawrence
How to Help A Neighbor Volunteer Clearinghouse
Lawrence area community program lists weekly needs for volunteers through the Journal-World. Douglas County Probation and Parole seeks volunteers to aid parolees, lonely seniors need visitors, The Whomper recycles, Small World aids nursery and English classes, Boys Club seeks handyman help, Head Start requires drivers, and the American Cancer Society runs a county health survey with limited hours.
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Lawrence Area
Douglas County
American Cancer Society
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Edna Torneden
Fred Torneden
John Hazlett
Virginia Hazlett
Walter Thome
June Thome
Glen Freeman
Alvin McKinney
Gerry Kelly
Linda Kelly
Leo Smith
Margo Smith
Helen Dunn
Rees Jackman
Myra Banning
Joanie Shelley
Sylvia Shelley
Noah Pugh
Albert Lynch
Helen Lynch
Minnie Thome
L. W. McNees
Emma _ WNieder
August Nieder
Conrad Curtis
Virginia Curtis
Roy Curtis
Alice Curtis
Hattie Bower
Reta Banks
Neal Banks
J. Neal Banks
John Banks
Gladys Garinger
Ermal Garinger
Dorothy Wiggins
Elwood Wiggins
Opal Tucker
Ernest Tucker
Robert Wilson
Gerard James
Christine James
Mary Margaret Bowen
Kenneth Bowen
Tom Averill
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Ralph Graber
Hazel Lee Simmons
Mildred Kirkham
Opal Jayne Kennley
Alice Dicker
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