World Company Lawrence Newsroom 1854 to 1973 Historic Note
A compact note marks The World Company Lawrence publishing history from its 1854 founding with editors W C Simons 1891 to 1952. The item lists address Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, Lawrence Kansas 66044, telephone 848 1000, and AP and ABC memberships as of March 14 1973.
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the World Company
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Telephone
The Basic Issue in the Pentagon Papers Trial
In Los Angeles the Ellsberg and Russo Pentagon Papers trial centers on whether copying classified Defense Dept materials violated the law. Witnesses say the papers were harmless, but the core question is intent and legality, not the potential damage or benefit of the disclosures.
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Pentagon
Los Angeles
Daniel Ellsberg
Anthony Russo
Defense Department
United States
Elisberg
Russo
Omeone
Ellsberg
iRusso
Debate on Area Representation in Lawrence City Commission
Residents weigh whether area representation would improve city government or merely serve as campaign fodder. A 1972 public hearing drew 112 attendees, suggesting limited demand for change. Critics warn against gerrymandering and stress selecting the best people over a new system.
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Lawrence “City Commission
Lawrence
Area Representa
Consumer Power Grows as Prices Rise and Savings Rise
New York AP reports the American consumer acts as a major market force despite rising prices. Spending nears 780 billion with three quarters of GNP. housing starts and auto sales set records while savings rise toward 8 percent of after tax income, aided by Social Security boosts and tax refunds.
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New York
Manhattan
Lawrence chamber backs pool bond and opposes district change
Lawrence chamber of commerce board supports the Broken Arrow Park swimming pool bond issue and opposes including the KPL plant site in Lecompton's school district for revenue. Also notes shifts in local business interest as Hallmark family buys controlling stake in Lawrence National Bank from Keystone Corp. and the proposed Lawrence historical museum site by the Woman's Club.
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Broken Arrow Park
Lecompton
KPL
Joyce C. Hall
Hallmark Cards
Donald Hall
First National Bank of
Lawrence
Keystone Corp
James M. Kemper Jr
Commerce Trust Co
Kansas City
Billy Graham's Call to Faith Spurs Early Path to Ministry
A 71 year old Trinity College founder recalls Billy Graham entering his Florida Bible Institute class in 1937 at age 17. Graham initially favored baseball and romance, even proposing, before turning serious about preaching. The anecdote highlights how early life choices shape notable religious figures.
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Trinity College
Florida
Graham
Tennessee
Billy
Watson
Trinity
Florida Bible Institute
Rev
Milburn electric roadster owned by Mrs Henley in Lawrence history
The Douglas County Historical Society preserves Mrs A Henley's Milburn electric Model 151 Roadster from 1916, a rare local relic. It chronicles owner stories, costs, and a vivid era of early electric cars with details on chargers, speeds, storage, and social anecdotes.
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Lawrence
713
Historical Society
Milburn Wagon Co
Toledo
Ohio
F.W. Barteldes
the Biggers
R. C. Jackman
Wiliam Wiedemann
A. D. Weaver
Alex Monroe
Alex Mitchell
John Hutt
Will Tenney
Miss Pearl Emily
C. E. Friend
Friend Edison
Massachusetts
Public Health Board debates expanding Douglas center
Letters discuss the health center's sufficiency and push for staff expansion to serve a community with limited access. Citizens urge not just a new doctor but broader growth, while others note cost and accessibility concerns. Also notes a missing clarinet and a dental column debating Reagan jelly beans.
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Public Health Board
Clinton
Schwegler
Douglas County Health Center
Journal- World
Ronald Reagan
California
In Living Color workshop for KU children
KU hosts a Saturday workshop for 8 to 10 year olds titled In Living Color. The program runs 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. with registration closing Thursday at 4:30 p.m. Enrollment requires a fee and registration is at the Museum of Natural History gift shop.
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Kansas University Museum of Art
Museums of Natural History Associates
Department of Art Education
Museum of Natural History
Museum of Art
On the Other Hand by Gus diZerega
Kansas University graduate student Gus diZerega writes a regular column for the Journal-World Opinion Page. He hails from Wichita and shares viewpoints on contemporary issues.
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Gus Dizerega
Kansas University
Wichita
Journal-World Opinion
Nixon budget cuts and the myth of austerity
The piece argues Nixon’s plan claims economy while boosting total spending by 18 billion, expands military funding, and preserves welfare for the affluent. It accuses the administration of political maneuvering, cites the Fitzgerald firing, and warns of executive overreach and a drift toward autocratic governance.
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George Orwell
Nixon
Vietnam
Lockheed
America
Air Force
A. Ernest Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
White House
Ronald Ziegler
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Milburn
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Conn
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Rhode Island
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