Lawrence Daily Journal World publication details
Lawrence Daily Journal World records its daily publication pattern and contact details, noting it is published daily except Sunday by The World Company in Lawrence Kansas with office at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets and a listed telephone number.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Old Fraser Hall
Stanford University
Stanford
William Carruth
Beatrice Belkin
Metropolitan Opera
Horton
C-5A Case Highlights Credibility Gap In Defense Spending
The Air Force cost overrun on the C-5A jet is cited as proof of budgetary waste and government misrepresentation. Defense Secretary Melvin Laird promises a full review after acknowledging mistakes in procurement and inflation driven upgrades.
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Air Force
Defense
Melvin Laird
Pentagon
Lockheed-Georgia
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Congress
Lockheed
General Motors
Washington
Navy
Churches and Taxes Unite to Press Tax Reform
National Council of Churches and U S Catholic Conference urged Congress to end church tax exemptions for commercial activities and debt financed property profits. Reforms target income giving churches unfair advantage in business while protecting religious functions and passive investments. They warn extensive cases of church competition with private enterprise may persist.
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National Council of Churches
U.S. Catholic Conference
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
National Council
Positive Outlook On Kansas Weather Inspires Hope
The past week end featured excellent weather guiding Kansans to think more positively about their climate. Saturday and Sunday offered ideal conditions for numerous activities, reflecting how several times each year in all four seasons bring favorable weather, yet some discussions still dwell on the negative aspects.
Texas Weather Boasts Year Round Climate Glory
The article touts Texas weather as largely favorable with year round comfort and minimal extreme events. It argues for more regional pride and braggadocio in discussing climate to boost state image.
Letter Stock In Folios Highlight Fund Liquidity Risks
New York AP report questions mutual funds use of letter stock that cannot be quickly converted to cash. Critics warn funds may misstate values to inflate performance while SEC may face pressure to regulate or ban further letter stock purchases.
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New York
Securities and Exchange Commission
Oscar Lasdon
Bankers Magazine
SEC
Lawrence News Highlights From Old Home Town Archives
Ten years ago Eisenhower proclaimed Youth Fitness Week and Jesse Milan urged a walk to school. Lawrence cheerleaders Jane Perry and Judy Mott were elected for next year. Several city school staffers retired after long service.
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Eisenhower
Jesse Milan
Jane Perry
Judy Mott
Lawrence
Elizabeth Henderson
Marie Woodruff
Pearl Carpenter
Edith Beach
Alice Dicker
Edwin Burgess
Betty Broat
Weaver’s
Ready To Wear
Peg Haworth
Olga
Erna Carl
Lawrence Music Club
Sunflower
Bible Verse and Prayer Reminder for Daily Guidance
A devotional note quotes Matthew 24:35 about heaven and earth passing away and offers a prayer thanking God for His eternal Word. It asks for guidance as readers begin a new day and to live as God would want.
Evening With the Kids at the Tanglewood Campus
A crowd of thousands witnesses a clash between black militants and white SDS supporters during a campus talk. The injured injunction to occupy buildings looms as the speaker tries to address causes of student disorder amid heckling and tepid majority support.
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Tanglewood
SDA
SDS
What's Expensive Grommet When Security's at Stake
A humorous dialogue ironizes the cost inflation in military procurement. A contractor traces rising grommet costs from 34 cents to 103.30 dollars per unit due to testing, retooling, grooves, and screwdriver needs. It ends with the claim that national security justifies any price.
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Met
United States
Debunking Sweetener Fears and Safe Daily Limits
A doctor reassures readers that moderate artificial sweetener use is not harmful. Excessive cyclamate intake may cause diarrhea, but FDA studies show no risk below 5 grams per day. typical drinks rarely reach that level. The message urges staying within FDA recommendations and awaiting any new safety guidance.
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Food and Drug _ Administration
Food and Drug Administration
F.D.A
Worth remembering: For bidden fruit and bad jam warning
A proverb-like line cautions that forbidden fruit leads to messy consequences, suggesting temptations can create trouble and regret, much like a jam that spoils when fruit is not free of risk.
Chilling Prospects For The Middle East
The analysis warns Egypt’s continuing canal raids could trigger deeper Israeli reprisals targeting Egypt’s economy. Israel plans swift strikes on bridges and power stations with helicopter raids, risking Soviet intervention and a broader hot war. The piece notes Egypt’s refinery losses, UN blame on Egypt, and Israel’s costly arms buildup amid a self-reliant, militarized state posture.
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Tel Aviv
Egypt
Israel
Suez Canal
United Arab Republic
Port
Suez
Soviet Union
Moscow
Washington
Aden
Gulf of Suez
Faculty votes to mail ballot on ROTC hour requirements
Letter writer objects to Journal-World account of a KU Liberal Arts meeting. Faculty tentatively approved sending a mail ballot on requiring extra graduation hours tied to ROTC hours after 1971. Sender claims adjournment was to delay the decision, not due to dissident students.
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KU College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
David Norlin
Ousdahl
Hal Boyle Tuesday's Hash Well Boyle-ed
New York AP notes a mix of quirky facts and trivia from a columnist's mailbox. It mentions rising teen driving course participation, increasing traffic deaths, a barnacle cement idea to reduce fillings, prenatal sex tests, Elizabeth I's wardrobe, Jefferson on fish doneness, and growing bison steak availability.
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University of Southern California Obstetrics
Elizabeth I
England
Thomas Jefferson
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