Lawrence Daily Journal World Publication Details
Lawrence Daily Journal World established 1854 with W C Simons as editor from 1891 to 1952. Published daily except Sunday by The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas. Subscription rates listed for carrier and mail across regions.
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W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Terrorist hostage release and spaceflight notes
The report covers the release of U S Consul General Terrance Leonhardy after 76 hours of captivity and Mexican concessions, followed by warnings against capitulation to terrorists. It notes Skylab preparations and crew health measures amid concerns over illnesses and isolation before the 28 day orbit mission.
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U.S
Terrance Leonhardy
Leonhardy
Cuba
Mexico
Israel
Golda Meir
Suburban Chicago grapples with drug education methods
Chicago area communities reassess drug education as some programs may spark interest in drugs. Officials cite films and speakers as potentially harmful and urge reliance on past lessons to improve future approaches for youths.
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Chicago
Marty Bogan
Park Forest
Ill
Gateway House
Adlai Stevenson High School
Prairie View
Edward Ellis
Rich East High School
South Suburban
Drug education shifts from seminars to ongoing, fact based approach
A cautious shift in drug education favors facts and ongoing study over single seminars. Students in Chicago area schools report fatigue with one off sessions and suggest integrating drug abuse topics across courses for scientific and social perspectives. The aim remains addressing personal and family issues to prevent drug use.
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Chicago
Small Business Week Aims to Ease Burdens on Firms
New York AP reports small businessmen prepare for Small Business Week in Washington to press Congress on cutting paperwork and taxes. They say 5 to 8 million firms employ 44 percent of workers and produce 37 percent of GNP, with supply chains tying to big companies.
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New York
Washington
America
General Motors
Lewis A. Shattuck
Shattuck
Smaller Business Association of
New England
Health education study planned for Lawrence schools
A 1963 board approved plan calls for a complete health education curriculum study and a programmed course. Some residents fear the sex education portion may be inadequately handled. A committee will study feasibility of an indoor outdoor swim pool at Lawrence High for year round public use.
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Lawrence
Board of Education
Lawrence High
McGovern Still Hazy Why He Lost in 1972
The piece discusses George McGovern’s defense against McGinniss’s New York Times Magazine account and explores how the 1972 defeat is interpreted. It notes McGovern’s perceived naiveté, public reactions at a Washington football stadium, and concerns about militarism and the presidency.
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McGovern
Sen
McGinniss
Mcovern
Eagleton
Washington
George McGovern
America
England
AP Grading System Finds U.S. Mail Service Erratic
The 1973 AP survey of six cities shows the Postal Service improved on average but still suffers delays. Eight of 10 local deliveries met next day goals, yet a few letters languished up to 93 hours. Air mail varied, with 62 percent arriving before first class, while 9 percent lagged behind. Zip codes reduced time on average but no clear pattern emerged.
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Associated Press
U.S. Postal Service
Wera
Air Mail
New York
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Houston
Los Angeles
Postal Service
The Bard and Watergate Caper in a Royal Parody
A Washington stage spoof blends Richard III with Watergate figures. Ziegler brings news of epithets and impeachments as Ehrlichman Haldeman enter, ghosts of Muskie and McGovern haunt, and a desperate Richard demands a horse amid civil plotlines and royal wary wit.
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Washington
Key Biscayne
Richard III
Duke of Ziegler
Ziegler
Richard
Dean
Maryland
Magruder
Virginia
Baron Ehrlichman
Baron Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Haldeman
Bark of Muskie
Ghost OF Muskie
Manchester
Ghost of McGovern
Dakota
Duke of
Rebozo
Mitchell
World faces possible famine as grain reserves dip
UN FAO warns that global stocks of wheat and other grains are at their lowest in two decades. The agency drafts a minimum world food security program with major consuming nations sharing emergency stockpiling duties. Director-General Boerma will unveil the plan in Rome next month.
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FAO
Addeke H. Boerma
Rome
I.A. Akban
Pakistan
United States
Canada
FAO Asst
E.M. Ojala
Economic Committee
Ojala
KC's Market Facilities Modern and Sophisticated
Editor notes describe the Kansas City terminal market at 1600 Bell as a modern midwest facility with air conditioned buildings, on the spot phone service, and in-house offices for buyers and commission firms. It highlights pens, receiving and shipping by rail or truck, sanitary practices, tested scales, and trained labor for handling livestock.
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Kansas City
Midwest
1600
Bell
Livestock Exchange
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