Lawrence Journal World Staff and Contact Details
Lawrence Journal World listing names of staff including president publisher Dolph C Simons Jr editor Bill Mayer news editor Ralph Gage managing editor Daryl Hall arlising director Leo Eller controller and billing of subscription rates and mailing areas with prices for carrier monthly and annual plans across Kansas counties and United States entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph C. Simons JR
Wdolph
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Prairie Park project hinges on Kansas support and zoning
Dr. EB Raymond Hall warns the Tallgrass Prairie National Park faces delays amid uncertain U.S. Rep. Joe Skubitz stance. Hall cites zoning and local cattlemen pressure as factors while favoring preservation aims and noting approval from National Park Service and Interior Department. advocates urge action before remaining tallgrass prairies vanish.
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EB. Raymond Hall
Wichita
Tallgrass Prairie National ‘Park
Kansas Flint Hills
U.S
Joe Shubitz
R-Kan
Shubitz
Kansas
Hall
National Park Service
Lawrence Wagner
Kansas City
Robert Docking
National Parks Advisory Board
Department of the Interior
Jost
Rep. Skubitz
Journal-World
Tallgrass Prairie National Park
America
National Park System
May's Not Hot For Market
A 1950s feature discusses psychology in health and the rise of social affection as a disease modifier. Dr. John C. Cassel links lack of care to hormonal and nervous changes, while urging further study and recognizing everyday acts of kindness. May stock trends show weak performance with a May–June selloff pattern and institutional trading shaping monthly changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Cassel
North Carolina University School of Public Health
W. H. Audin
New York
Bible Message Prayer for Love and Service
A devotional prayer asks for God to fill believers with love and strength to reflect it in all dealings with others. The petition seeks greater understanding to serve faithfully and draw closer to God.
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Heavenly Father
The Teacher's Role in Shaping Young Minds
The piece argues teachers are crucial in widening students' abilities beyond specialized classes. It cites a reading-hesitant boy who became a top student after a teacher noticed his interest in a mechanics magazine and secured a subscription. Good teachers deserve encouragement and reward.
Eisenhower dedicates new Abilene library in call for return to past values
The piece notes former President Dwight Eisenhower at Abilene dedicating a library in his honor and urging a return to traditional national principles. It also mentions a Lawrence man fined for neglecting animals, a polio vaccine test area approval, a Virginia Inn sale, and several local 20th century notes.
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Dwight Eisenhower
Abilene
Lawrence
Kansas Board of Health
Douglas County
Virginia Inn Motor Hotel
Grace Lawrence
Odd
Skipper Williams
Bill Parrot Jr
Nixon speech analysis highlights Vietnamization flaws and risks
The critique argues Vietnamization is failing as South Vietnam bears the combat burden and U S air support remains essential. It warns of a potential North Vietnamese victory and questions future American involvement versus surrender of allies, citing Nixon and political pressures. A Cincinnati note reports a Bioecology Week bicycle race to publicize ecology.
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United States
Nixon
Pari Passu
North Vietnam
United States Army
South Vietnam
Abrams
Johnson
Dmz
Hanoi
Haiphong
Congress
Richard Nixon
Cincinnati, Ohio
Les Gesell
University of Cincinnati
Jerry Bonecutter
Gesell
North Korea
Berlin
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Vietnam
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Peking
Moscow
Muskie recall ends a promising car’s rise
Presidential Motors recalls the Muskie after engineering problems and low consumer acceptance derail a campaign that once aimed to outpace rivals like Nixon. Road tests failed in Manchester and later states, leading to reduced ad spending and a showroom display only.
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Presidential Motors
Nixon
Detroit
New Hampshire
Manchester
N.H
Florida
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
New York
California
Miami Convention Center
Honoring Harold C Fisher and Community Debate
Letters praise the late Harold C Fisher as a dedicated rural teacher and county superintendent. The writer lauds his humility, integrity, and service while contrasting critics of US Vietnam policy and debating local plans for parks, highways, and downtown renewal in Lawrence.
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Harold C. Fisher
Douglas County
Deal Six
Neal Wherry
Agnes White Prim
Rt. 2
Overbrook
Views on Vietnam Critics Push for Action
The piece argues critics are unsatisfied with Nixon's Vietnam War policy. After demanding bombing stop and withdrawal, the author notes Nixon has withdrawn while critics persist with objections.
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Nixon
Johnson
May Day milestones and wartime events listed for 1945 1970
On May 2 historical notes include the Soviet claim of Berlin fall in World War II and Nazi surrender in Italy and Austria, the Hudson's Bay Company chartered in 1970, Stonewall Jackson fatally shot in 1863, Hitler dissolving unions in 1933, and Daryl Chessman executed in 1960 after multiple stays.
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Berlin
Italy
Austria
Hudson’s Bay Company
England
Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson
Chancellorsville
Oklahoma
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Daryl Chessman
San Quentin
California
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
W. C. Simons
the World ‘Contenany
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
the Prairie Park
John Cunniff
Old Home Town
C. B. Russell
H. P. Jones
Russells
H. H. Stephenson
Crescent Rd
Rita Bidinger
Charles Macey
Lawrence High
Alvin Dahlene
Clifford Anderson
Ed Lotteridge
Obhie Lucas
Baldwin
South Perk
Mr. Nixon
William Buckley JR
National Security Council
CIA
Soviet Union
Red China
Muskie
Art Buchwald
Washington
Buchwald
Averill Harriman
Clark Clifford
Sol Linowitz
Milton Shapp
John Gilligan
Robert Mater
Jayhawk Boulevard
Union
Mississippi
Kansas River
Bowersock
North
Junky
23Rd Street
Margaret Ann Cook
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