Lawrence Daily Journal World Ad Rates and Staff Listing
Lawrence Daily Journal World details staff roles from editor to advertising director and provides subscription rates for the Lawrence edition. It lists pricing by carrier and mail, including regional rates for Kansas counties and nationwide mail, with the paper established in 1854 and published daily excluding Sundays.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Telephone
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Activist Shift From Protests To Service At KU
The article notes a move from violent campus activism in 1969 70 to constructive social service work among Kansas University students and faculty. It highlights the 1970 campus shooting the EU Computation Center blast and the 1971 drug raids as turning points driving non violent, within the system efforts and broader involvement in community projects.
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Sid Moody
Associated Press
Eu-Computation Center
Home Study Gains Respect and Completion Rates Rise
New York AP report notes the National Home Study Council says students are more aware, responsible, and likely to finish courses than a decade ago. With 1.5 million students across 188 accredited schools, completion exceeds some colleges. Fowler cites flexibility, self-pacing, targeted courses, and employer needs as drivers of home study popularity.
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New York
National Home Study Council
William Fowler
NHSC
Fowler
Carnegie Corp
Lawrence News Highlights From 1963 Era
Old Home Town Sandra Coffman named KU Jayhawker Queen for 1963. Gordon Cooper completes 22 earth orbits in Faith 7, tenth man in a two year space run. City storm damage exceeds 120000 dollars, Lawrence real estate value rises 3 percent to over 28 million. Hight junior high teams join Cars League for summer, wading pool work at South Park funded by Chamber. Five track caravan leaves for Texas after wheat harvest. Kaw River dam plans seek 106000 surface acres reservoir near Topeka. James Scott Jr. convicted of murder in April shooting of Rev. H. W. Jones. Biblical prayer concludes item.
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Sandra Coffman
Pittsburg
Gordon Cooper
Lawrence
C. C. Cars
Tonganoxie
Lecompton
South Park
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Laptad
Texas
George Knapp
State Water Resources Division
Kaw River
Topeka
Kansas
Lake of the Ozarks
James Scott Jr
H. W. Jones
North Lawrence
Campus Activism Gains Ground Cited by Student Leaders
The piece credits students and faculty staff for the surge of campus activism, noting their awareness of potential losses and their decisive action. It highlights the pride due to those who helped foster a productive activist movement on campus.
Nixon Speaks on Watergate Accountability and Resignation
President concedes mistakes in Watergate handling and vows to accept Senate censure if the chamber finds fault. He dismisses Ehrlichman and Haldeman, cites responsibility from top to bottom, and defends his office while urging the nation to value the Constitution.
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White House
Secretary of Defense
Fletch
Frank Sinatra
Letters to the Douglas County Science Fair Thanks Donors
A Douglas County Science Fair thank you letter expresses gratitude to Law rence firms patrons and volunteers. It notes the fair is in the black, winners went to San Diego and funds will carry to 1974, praising children teachers schools judges and sponsors.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
San Diego
Alfred Lata
Carol Garcia
Lucy Smith
Fran McNellis
David Grisafe
Marge Clark
PTA
Phil Currier
Where To Write And The Mad Goose Of Public Trust
A reader lists addresses of federal state county city and school officials in Lawrence. A letter laments Watergate era distrust, calls for durable democracy through public service and smaller political donations. Readers thank a taxi driver and a police officer for helping a stalled car in Lawrence.
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Lawrence
Stone
Washington, D. C
Kentucky
Farewell to Laos Reflects Uncertain U.S. Commitment
G McMurtrie Godley leaves Laos after four years as U.S. ambassador amid doubts in Lao leadership and within the U.S. embassy about continued support. Congress faces pressure to end operations, while officials warn of risks to a non Communist Lao government as Hanoi advances in Cambodia and South Vietnam.
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Pinckney
Long Tieng
Laos
G. McMurtrie Godley
U. S
Godley
America
Congress
Nixon
Vietnam
U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Dean
Charles Whitehorse
Washington
Asia
Hanoi
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Thailand
Incredible Espionage Script About a Corrupt White House
A story outline features a future president facing re election funds, a dirty tricks committee, and hired ex FBI and CIA operatives working inside the White House. The plot weaves bugging forgery and coverups with the Justice Department and CIA, leading to resignations and a dramatic TV finale.
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Fletch
White House
FBI
CIA
Justice Department
United States
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Kings
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Mr. Ziegler
Washington Post
Watergate
Senate
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Department of Government
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Robert Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Haldeman
Journal-World
John Haslam
Wayne Bly
James Pearson
Robert Dole
U.S. Senate
Washington, D.C
U.S. Representative
Larry Winn, Jr
House
Arden Booth
Ala
John Vogel
Mike Glover
Lloyd Buzzi
Rt. 1
City Commission
Nancy Hambleton
Oxford Rd
Jack Rose
Bellerive Circle
John Emick
Barkley Clark
Crescent Rd
Fred Pence
Commission
Walter A. Cragan
Murrow
Arthur A. Heck
I. J. Stoneback
W. F. Bradley
Kenneth E. Anderson
Clifton Ct
Julie Hack
Mass
Richard Holzmeister
Topeka Sa
John Spearman Sr
Helen Gilles
Jowa
Larry Hatfield
Lawrence Ave
Adam Kay
Pinckney School Pta
Lawrence School Board
June Walker
Martha Marinton
Gwendolyn Suggs
Nancy Johnson
Michelle Nicpon
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