Lawrence Daily Journal World publisher and staff notice
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists staff roles and contact details for the 1891 1952 publication period. It provides office location Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas and subscription rates by carrier and mail across regions including Douglas County adjoining counties greater Kansas City and nationwide.
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the World Company
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New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kaw
Telephone
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Debunking the Campus Tornado Myth and Education Efforts
A commentator argues that campus unrest was localized with only a small fraction of colleges distressed. He cites figures on Students for a Democratic Society and Weatherman, warns against overgeneralizing, and notes a need to educate teachers about economics through Kansas initiatives to bridge the information gap.
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Kansas University
Sidney Hyman
Hyman
Kansas
Washington
United States
Students For A Democratic Society
Weatherman
Madison Square Garden
Martin Peretz
Indignant Data On Currency Dr Franz Pick Warns On Dollar
New York AP reports currency expert Dr Franz Pick argues the dollar shows a steep decline in black markets worldwide. He notes 16 marks per dollar in East Berlin and 30 korunas per greenback in Prague, warning this debasement threatens U.S. prestige and power.
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New York
Franz Pick
U.S
East Berlin
Unter den Linden
Prague
Alcon
Pick
Siberia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
United States
Elm disease battle urged as city trims for control
City officials call on civic clubs to help curb Dutch elm disease by trimming and disposal after spraying was stopped. Despite an earlier mass polio vaccination drive and a severe regional wind storm, power outages and little rain marked the period.
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Lawrence
Advertising to explain business goals urged by Hill and Knowlton
John W. Hill of Hill and Knowlton says business and industry must better explain themselves. The piece notes Kansas and KU projects gain economic support, and mentions Robert E. Barnes, a 38 year old writer jailed for 2% years for robbery tied to burglaries and author of Is Your Home Safe for Burglars. He moved to Media Pennsylvania and faces time to write.
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Kansas Council For Economic Education
Emerson Hazlett
Kansas University
Kansas State University
Kansas University School of Education
Kansas
Kansas Project
John W. Hill
Hill and Knowlton
Robert E. Barnes
Media
Barnes
River Refugees Flood Da Nang as War Expands
Hundreds of thousands flee along the Hai Van Pass toward Da Nang after bombardments and artillery. refugees set up at Camp Land and other centers while Da Nang warily absorbs the influx. The city faces job shortages and rising needs as economic activity declines.
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DA Nang
Vietnam
Dong Ha
Quang Tri
Cain Lo
Hai van Pass
Hue
Camp Land
U.S
Secret Information Theory Undergoes Some Scrutiny
A bar conversation questions whether the President truly has access to unique secrets about Indochina and Vietnam. The speakers debate whether reports are honest, optimistic, or misleading and whether secrecy guarantees truth or certainty. The exchange touches Nixon era doubts about reporting, Vietnamization, and public trust in leadership.
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Washington
Indochina
Kaminsky
Saigon
Kennedy
Johnson
Nixon
Vietnam
Readers debate siren alerts and urban renovation efforts
Letters discuss tornado sirens and warning systems in Lawrence and an urban planting project. They also critique Vietnam era aid figures and U S policy, with calls for balanced rhetoric toward the Soviet Union. A grant news item notes Rep Bill Roy announcing a $20 407 EPA Water Pollution Control Act grant for Kansas.
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Topeka
Kan
Bill Roy
D-Kan
Kansas State Department of Health
Environmental Protection Agency
On the Other Hand by Gus diZerega
University graduate student Gus diZerega scrutinizes President Nixon’s escalation in Indochina arguing the reasons serve political aims. He notes U.S. arms in Vietnam predate Soviet material and questions the democratic legitimacy of elections and the war’s civilian toll.
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Gus Dizerega
Kansas University
Wichita
Journal-World Opinion
Nixon
George Orwell
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
U.S
South
Indochina
Geneva
Southeast Asia
North
United States
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