Lawrence Daily Journal World officials and rates excerpt
Lawrence Daily Journal World established in 1854 shows offices at Sixth and New Hampshire in Lawrence Kansas. The paper lists president publisher editor and advertising director with historical editor names. Subscription rates vary by delivery method and region with yearly prices for local and distant subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Nixon faces hard line Vietnam stance amid cautious Kissinger hopes
The article contrasts President Nixon's firm timetable for troop withdrawals with Kissinger's softer outlook on Paris talks. It notes optimism behind the scenes, a possible broader North Vietnamese land concession, and references to Brandt's narrow re election win and security issues ahead of a U S Soviet summit. It also covers a Marines incident mistaken as combatants by Mexican civilians and Whitman College students asking Nixon to return a football jersey.
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Nixon
United States
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Moscow
Vietnam
Paris
Reds
LeDuc Tho
U.S
Big Brother What Is It
New York AP asks readers to define big government and contrasts federal state and local power. It notes 2.76 million state workers and 2.9 million federal employees versus 7.4 million local workers and discusses insurance and stock brokers selling term and whole life policies amid a merger.
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Big ‘Brother
New York
Whole Life Insurance
Eisenhower Library dedication looms over Kansas
A 1962 note recalls promiment KU figures at the coming dedication of the $3 million Eisenhower Presidential Library in Abilene. Fred E. Broeker seeks re election as Douglas County sheriff.
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Kansas University
Clarke Wescoe
Abilene
Fred E. Broeker
Douglas County
John Andrews
Danforth Chapel
Irvin Hayden
Edwin Price
Norris Faringer
Santa Fe
Railway
A. D. Weaver
Lawrence
Lathrop Bullene
Lawrence Pronger
South Park
W. G. Hutson
Virginia
Michael Getto Jr
Jeanetta
Jersey Back Protest Against Expansion of War
A student says four people asked for the protest reason not the student body or the football team. City considers repairing the South West Sixth Street asphalt as weather improves.
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Vietnam
West Sixth Street
Wallace and Ashbrook Link Sparks Democratic Alarm
The Wallace Ashbrook alliance alarms Indiana Democrats as conservatives consider cross over in the Democratic primary to boost Wallace. Ashbrook backers aim to show strength in California against Nixon, while Chotiner takes charge of ballot security for Nixon in a likely razor edge race.
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Washington
George Wallace
Alabama
John Ashbrook
Ohio
Indiana
Wallace
Ashbrook
California
Nixon
Mr. Nixon
U.S
Hubert H. Humphrey
Indianapolis
Democratic Party
Humphrey
White House
Spiro Agnew
Ronald Reagan
Edward Reinecke
Republican Assembly
Brandt Faces Final Acts as Bundestag Crisis Deepens
West Germany braces for the endgame over Brandt's peace treaties as Wilhelm Helms shifts to opposition. A 247 247 deadlock on the 1972 budget sparks possible talks for a deal to pass treaties with Moscow and Warsaw. Topics include an election path and German stability.
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Brandt
Wilhelm Helms
Bundestag
Christian Democratic Party
Helms
Christian Democrats
Rainer Barzel
Moscow
Warsaw
May Day highlights from history and notable anniversaries
On May 1 1898 Admiral Dewey’s squadron destroyed Spain’s fleet at Manila Bay. Other milestones include 1847 Smithsonian cornerstone laid, 1873 penny post cards launched, 1893 Columbian Exposition opened, 1931 Empire State Building dedicated, 1945 German radio office death notice of Hitler, 1961 first hijacking to Cuba, and 1960s speeches in Moscow. Births include Gen. Mark Clark and TV host Jack Paar.
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Adm
George Dewey
Manila Bay
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D.C
U.S. Post Office
Chicago
New York
Adolf Hiter
Cuba
Moscow
U.S
Dean Rusk
North Vietnam
Vietnam
California
Italy
Raffaele Minichiello
Rome
Missouri approves record 1.8 billion budget and taxes
Missouri ended its 1972 session by passing a record 1.8 billion budget and approving tax changes. The legislature sent two constitutional amendments to voters and a third closing veto override gaps. Gasoline tax rose from five to seven cents. the intangible tax on interest was repealed. Gov. Hearnes praised the productive short session.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Executive Branch
Senate
House
Warren E. Hearnes
Government official addresses for Lawrence locals listed
Reader service compiles addresses for federal state county and city leaders in Lawrence. Names include U S senators James Pearson and Robert Dole, Rep Larry Winn Jr and state reps John Vogel Morris Kay. Local figures include Mayor John Emick and several listed residents.
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Lawrence
John Vogel
Rt. 4
Morris Kay
Pioneer Rd
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ONS
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Aa Nice 2
Daryl Hall
Ens
Pe Ponte
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Asas City
Willy Brandt
Russia
Europe
West Germany
Brandt Long
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Red Beach
Mexico
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Wash
Whitman
Alaska
John Cunniff
Old Home Town
By R. Wayne Nelson
South Junior High
Centennial School
Fiiany
Mr. Kissinger
Wallace and
Demos
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
John N. Mitchell
Murray Chotiner
Chotiner
Congress
Reeves and Harrison
Mitchell
Philadelphia
Murrary
Bonn
Germany
Vida Blue
Floresville
Tex
Richard M. Nixon
Chares Finley
Finley
Texas
John Beckwith
Victoria and Albert Museum of London
Henry of Blois
Kansas University Museum of Art
THE
Associated Press
James Pearson
Robert Dole
U.S. Senate
U.S. Representative
Larry Winn, Jr
Arden Booth
Ala
City Commission
John Emick
W. Sixth
J. R. Pulliam
Tenn
Jack Rose
Bellerive Circle
Nancy Hambleton
Oxford Rd
Charles Fisher
Orchard Ln
W. F. Bradley
Rt. 2
Kenneth E. Anderson
Clifton Ct
Julie Hack
Mass
Richard Holzmeister
Topeka
John Spearman Sr
Helen Gilles
Iowa
Larry Hatfield
Lawrence Ave
Commission
Arthur A. Heck
Raymond H. Ice
Rt. 1
Walter R. Cragan
Murrow
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