Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publication details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World is described with staff roles including President Publisher C Simons Editor Ralph Gage Executive Editor Daryl Hall News Editor Nest Pontius and Advertising Director Oeller. It is a daily newspaper published by The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with various subscription rates and AP and ABC affiliations.
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Polph C. Simons
LPH Simons
ILD Feed
Ralph Gage
Daryl: Hall
Nest Pontius
Oeller
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Iansas
Kansas City
United States
Lawrence, Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulation
The
Associated Press
War protests and a young orchestra plan at Lawrence High
The Haiphong Coalition Coordinating Committee submitted a war statement to the Journal-World, sparking reader study of differing views on Vietnam. Meanwhile about 500 attended Lawrence High School’s spring concert by the orchestra and choir, featuring 150 students and two leaders, Ed Bartley and Lewis Tilford. The concert showcased effort and may lead to a Chicago trip for the 1972-73 Lawrence High School Orchestra, requiring about $7,000 for 95 participants. Students aim to raise funds themselves, with strong parental and public support hoped to follow.
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Haiphong Coalition Coordinating Committee
Vietnam
U.S
Journal-World
Lawrence High
LHS
Ed Bartley
Lewis Tilford
Lawrence High School
Chicago
National Music Clinic
Kansas
Lawrence
Market Floats Past Crises in Optimistic Long View
New York AP reports investors discount crises and view 1971–73 earnings ahead as supportive signs. Spear & Staff notes a 15.9 current P E ratio, forecasts 14.7 percent earnings gain, while Hornblower Weeks cites rising GNP, rising leading indicators, favorable earnings, and broad money growth.
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New York
Spear & Staff, Inc
Dow Jones
S&s
SDS
Hornblower & Weeks-Hemphill
Noyes
Lawrence High Orchestra Ready for National Honor Trip
Lawrence High's orchestra is chosen to represent the school and community in a national honor trip. Seniors in the current group will graduate, while sophomores and juniors must rise to maintain musical standards and earn the trip through hard practice and dedication.
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Lawrence High
Larry Williams
Record of private support to KU and local events long ago
Old Home Town A reports private support to Kansas University totaling over $355 000 from more than 11 000 contributions in the past fiscal year Advisors of the Greater University Fund meet for year nine. Also noted are a fatal car wreck near McPherson killing Norma Jean Tate and Arthur L Henrion and Latin tournament dominance by Lawrence High students.
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Greater University Fund
Norma Jean Tate
Lawrence
Arthur L. Henrion
Kansas City
McPherson
Central College
Lawrence High
German POWs In 1945 Labor Efforts In Lawrence County
In 1945 Lawrence County explored POW labor to address manpower shortages. Meetings with W J Small of a dehydration company and George Hedrick spurred ideas joined by Cerophyl Laboratories Midland Emil Heck Kaw Valley Potato Growers Assn Columbus Foods and county agent Deal Six. Public hearings and negotiations began in January with Frank Blecha and Capt J P Tobin meeting in February to discuss emergency farm labor.
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W. J. Small
George Hedrick
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Cerophyl Laboratories
Midland
Alex Donnelly
Kaw Valley
Lawrence Leonhard
Emil Heck
Prisoner of War Camp Operations Near Lawrence Kansas
The 1945 Lawrence Kansas POW camp housed 320 German prisoners in a 5 acre site near 11th and Haskell. Prisoners worked at farms dehydrating plants and KU campus, with guardhouses, barbed wire, and strict rules. They organized classes and produced high quality work, while locals recalled friendly exchanges and gratitude for humane treatment.
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Vietnam
Lawrence
W. J. Small Co
Small
Army
Hetzel
11Th
Haskell
Santa Fe
Sunflower Village
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Ottawa
E. C. Hollicke
Will Pendleton
Cerophyl Laboratories
Kaw Valley
Lakeview
Brune Farms
Fred Six
Deal
Fred
Columbus Foods
Kansas University
Danforth Chapel
Alex Donnelly
Margaret Fritzel Hurley
John Fritzel
Fritzels
Fritzel
Arthur Heck
Hitler
Rommel
North Africa
Columbus
Emery. J
Jack) Bowen
Germany
Letters to the Editor Urge Peace and Political Action
A reader urges end to U S involvement in Vietnam through organized political avenues. He advocates sending delegates to Washington, supporting antiwar candidates, and running independents if needed. The letter condemns campus protests and praises peacemaking, linking to faith and UN diplomacy. Oscar Mamigonian adds tranquil world vision and UN-led conflict resolution.
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Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Hanoi
Saigon
Nixon
U.S
Hollis
Ms. Mellahd
America
Sen. Dole
Washington
University Senate
Lawrence
Parents praise recreation baseball program for boys
A parent reviewer supports the Recreation Baseball League citing better sportsmanship, no door-to-door selling, no contracts, boys playing with school friends, and about eight games leaving time for other activities. They thank the Recreation Department and RU students for volunteering with the Cub Scouts group.
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Cub Scouts
Recreation Baseball League
Recreation Department
Recreation League
Recreation Dept
Don Werner
W. 25Th
Lone Star Lake campout boosts sixth graders learning
The second three day campout at Lone Star Lake enriched Wakarusa Valley School sixth graders with hands on knowledge beyond the classroom. Teacher Mrs. June Smith organized the event with planning and engineering input, while Haskell's The Hunted Race provided music for family night.
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Lone Star Lake
Wakarusa Valley
June Smith
Haskell
Dale Cumpston
Joanié Shelley
Brenda Breithaupt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
W. C. Simons
John Cunniff
Old Home Town
Bernard Frazier
Philbrook
Tulsa
H. N. Sippel
First Christian Church of
Eudora High School
Columbia
Glenn Cunningham
Hoover
Jesus
Elfrieda Fischer Row
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Moscow
South Vietnam
Soviet Union
Haipong
North Vietnam
Donald R. McCoy
Harvard
Quest For
Wichita Eagle
Athens
United Nations
U.N
Oscar V. Mamigonian
Broadway
Wichita
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