Lawrence Journal World Masthead and Publication Details
The record lists the Lawrence Daily Journal-World masthead details including editors Dolph Simons Sr and Dolph C Stimons J, Bill Mayer, Ralph Gage, Ernest Pont, Leo Elller, and staff roles. It notes establishment in 1854, publisher The World Company, location Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, Lawrence Kansas 66044, and a 2.05 monthly carrier rate with yearly mail rates by region.
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Dolph Simons SR
Dolph C. Stimons
Bill Mayer
Ralph Gage
Ernest Pont
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Law Day aims to sharpen justice through shared effort
Law Day on May 1 emphasizes government by just laws and fair administration. The piece calls for involvement by public officials, legislators, law enforcement, and citizens to ensure laws work, reduce unequal justice, and speed up fair treatment for all in pursuit of a stronger justice system.
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Rand Corp
A and P Faces Tough Times in Grim Year Run
New York AP report shows Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. posting a 51.3 million dollar net loss for the year and skipping a quarterly dividend for the first time since 1925. Stock slid from 65 to 13.25, with 400 stores closed and 80 opened as Gulf & Western pursued a stake amid a fierce industry battle.
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New York
Great
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Huntington Hartford
A&p
Gulf & Western Industries
G&w
Night of terror in Collinsville shocks two families
In Collinsville on an April night in 93 four men in rough clothes with shotguns forced their way into the Giglotto and Askew homes. No warrants were shown and the intruders fled after realizing they had the wrong targets. Neighbors report fear and embarrassment over the incident.
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Collinsville
Til
Herbert Giglotto
Giglotto
Don Askew
Virginia
Michael
Giglettos
Askew suit targets government over abuse by agents
In a case tied to a wider Collinsville area crackdown, Mrs. Askew sues the government after agents allegedly used a bad number to solicit payment for damages. Myles Ambrose orders a thorough probe and four agents are suspended with pay amid questions of constitutional rights violations. Giglotto decries the conduct as a danger to national stability.
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Collinsville
Askew
Federal Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
St. Louis
Washington
Myles J. Ambrose
Office For Drug Abuse Law Enforcement
Giglotto
Ambrose
KU professor Max E. Fessler dies after heart attack
Prof Max E Fessler 48 member of KU business faculty since 1938 except WW II duty died following a heart attack. Navy League planned to install surplus Navy jet in Centennial Park for youngsters to use as a play area.
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Max E. Fessler
Navy League
Navy
Centennial Park
Lawrence
George Spears
Sunflower Ordnance Works
O.W
Daily Bible Message Prayer
The devotional note thanks God for guiding with his word as nourishment for the soul and urges frequent prayer and reflection. The brief prayer ends with Amen.
White House seeks to restore credibility after Watergate
Washington reports that President Nixon and Press Secretary Ziegler vow to repair trust damaged by Watergate. Vice President Agnew and Sen. Dole offer mixed views while Nixon and Ziegler acknowledge missteps and apologize to The Washington Post and its reporters Bernstein and Woodward for past attacks.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
Spiro .T. Agnew
Bob Dole
Kansas
FBI
William D. Ruckelshaus
Ziegler
Washington Post
Post
Carl Bernstein
Bob Woodward
Brezhnev May Day Address Emphasizes Peace Over Provocation
Brezhnev delivered a brief May Day speech stressing peaceful Soviet U.S. relations and economic aims. He praised détente and warned against bellicose actions while reaffirming commitment to trade and scientific progress with the United States. The speech avoided harsh anti Western rhetoric and highlighted peace and prosperity.
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Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
United States
Vietnam
U.S
Cambodia
Brezhnev
Washington
Europe
William P. Rogers
Moscow
West 19th honors Oliver Hall with May Day flowers
Residents along West 19th receive daisies and lilacs with a thank you message from KU Oliver Hall. The Seymours at 1431 West 19th report May Day floral remembrances brighten a rainy day, reflecting a neighborly greeting from Oliver Hall.
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Oliver Hall
West 19Th
Kissinger Escorts Mamie Van Doren to White House Dinner
Henry Kissinger escorted actress Mamie Van Doren to a White House dinner Tuesday with West German Chancellor Willy Brandt present. Van Doren called Nixon's security adviser devastating, and Kissinger urged reporters to write it down.
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Kissinger
Mamie van Doren
Washington
Henry Kissinger
Hollywood
Willy Brandt
Nixon
Miss van Doren
Naked singers win five divisions in Rutland shower contest
Five naked men, some lathered, won the five divisions of the first national solo singing in the shower contest at Rutland High School. The event, staged by the Rutland chapter of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barbershop Quartet Singing in America, Inc., drew 22 entries.
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Rutland, VI
Rutland High School
Rutland
Drivers Urge Gasoline Conservation To Avert Shortages
Secretary Morton urged Americans to save gasoline this summer by driving only when necessary, planning trips closer to home, and using mass transit. He warned a 1–2 percent cut could avert shortages and urged nine concrete steps from slower driving to better car maintenance.
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Washington (Ap
Secretary of the Interior
Rogers C.B. Morton
Morton
Senate Interior Committee
On the Other Hand by Gus diZerega
KU graduate student Gus diZerega argues against gasoline rationing as a price rise would curb demand and promote black markets. He favors letting prices rise to spur exploration, mass transit, and less road subsidy, endorsing tolls over freeways and voluntary solutions over government action.
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Gus Dizerega
United States
William Vickrey
Columbia University
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W. C. Simons
Lawrence, Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulation
John Cunniff
WEO
Old Home Town
Mary Bess Doty
Elizabeth Day
Thelma Humphrey
Tau Sigma
Kansas Medical Society
Tass
Kremlin
Journal-World
Seymours
Congress
Kansas University
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