Lawrence Daily Journal World Staff Roster and Details
The Lawrence Daily Journal-World lists staff positions including Editor Publisher Executive Editor Managing Editor Advertising Director Controller and names such as Dolf Simons Sr and Jr Leo Eller and W. C. Simons. It notes established 1854 and publication details at Sixth and New Hampshire Lawrence Kansas with subscription rates by carrier and mail across regions.
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Sandia
Advertising
Dolfph Simons SR
Dolph C. Simons JR
Leo Eller
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Street
Lawrence
Kan
Telephone
Sensitivity gaps may widen between Lawrence school board and patrons
The Lawrence district faces a credibility gap amid debates over the Lawrence High principal, potential Riverside and Grant school closures, and a part time Pinckney principal. Patrons urge open discussion and input, warning secrecy fuels distrust while officials weigh three major decisions.
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Lawrence District School Board
Lawrence High
Riverside
Grant
Pinckney School
Pinckney
Journal-World
Grant Riverside
Happiness In Simple Moments From A Child’s View
A grade schooler explains happiness as shared laughter with a best friend. The writing captures the joy of being alive and together after a funny moment that makes the origin of the laughter fade. It offers a warm, uncomplicated view of joy.
Boldness of Peter and John Noted by Observers
Onlookers observe Peter and John as uneducated common men and note their boldness. They recognize these men had been with Jesus, prompting reflection on their origin and authority.
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Peter
John
Jesus
Nixon’s aloofness in Watergate crisis shocks aides
The article portrays President Nixon remaining detached as Watergate links a high official to the scandal. It notes his absence from talks, lack of press conferences, and resistance to White House changes led by Haig Garment and Ziegler, fueling impeachment concerns and confusion about policy.
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Washington
Nixon
Oval Office
White House
Alexander Haig
Leonard Garment
Ron Ziegler
Congress
Mr. Nixon
Mr. Nix
Gen. Haig
Haig
John B. Connally
Connally
Treasury
George Shultz
End of Vietnam War softens campus anti military mood
A Foley College Poll across 50 campuses finds 51 percent agree the military defends national interests while 46 percent disagree. Yet many students fault military spending and criticize defense priorities, with 64 percent calling for decreased outlays and 18 percent willing to volunteer for military service.
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New York, N.Y
Foley College
U.S
Vietnam
Beaver College
Harvard
Eisenhower
University of Maryland
How to Help A Neighbor Volunteer Clearinghouse Must Help Agencies
Community Volunteer Clearinghouse lists weekly needs for local agencies. Call 841-5059 or write Box 417 Lawrence 66044 to help as individuals or families. Opportunities include foster homes for juvenile court, summer teaching aides, teen employment drivers, baseball coaches and track officials, reading tutors, and hearing testing training.
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Douglas County Juvenile Court
Lawrence’s Park and Recreation Dept
Jayhawk
A New World View by Phyllis Jones
Phyllis Jones analyzes rising prices and unemployment especially among black workers. She cites Labor Department data showing higher Black unemployment, attributes it to racism and systemic discrimination, and discusses how automation and policy cuts affect job prospects for Black graduates and workers.
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Phyllis Jones
Labor Department
Capital Market Confidence in U S Finance Reforms Urged
New York AP reports former SEC chairmen William Casey and G Bradford Cook stress the need to preserve and modernize the U S capital markets. They warn eroding confidence harms individual investors while institutions may endure. The Vesco case and Nixon ties spotlight regulatory tension as reforms aim for equal access and lower prices nationwide.
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William Casey
G. Bradford Cook
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
Bank of England
United States
Stock Exchange
SEC
Cook
Robert Vesco
Maurice Stans
Vesco
Lawrence Area Plans Major Armed Forces Day Observance
In Lawrence local groups ready for Armed Forces Day events with Lawrence High seniors for May 26 baccalaureate and May 28 commencement. The “committee of 100” awaits the new master plan concept. Astronaut Gordon Cooper’s successful splashdown signals public-space progress as KU students win theater Oscars. John A. Martin added to the Kansas Newspaper Hall of Fame. a large wooden boot advertisement is reported stolen. J Meade becomes chamber head for the year.
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Lawrence High
Lawrence
Gordon Cooper
John A. Martin
Kansas
Atchison Champion
R. O. Burgert
J. Meade
Chamber of Commerce
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Lawrence Daily Journal- World
W. C. Simons
Douglas
Kansas City
Lawrence, Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulation
The
Associated Press
LHS
William Medley
East
Max Rife
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Robert K. Foley
James A. Foley
University of North Carolina
Tufts
Villanova
Russia
University of Minnesota
Washington State
Small World
Centennial Park
National Reading Center
Lawrence Ptas
Bert Nash Mental Health Center
Kansas University Journalism School
Joe Jones
Willie Brown
General Motors
Joe
Willie
HEW
John Cunniff
New York
Securities and Exchange Commission
Old Home Town
Tom Rea
Herb Harvey
Bill Conboy
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Irving Hill
Barker
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