Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and rates
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists editors and staff including executive editor Bill Mayer and managing editor Ralph Aon. It notes The World Company publishing daily since 1854, with address and contact details and subscription rates for various regions, carrier and mail options.
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Dolph C. Simons JR
PLASE
Dolph Simons
Secessnescessmescertscsnessnensarseitor
Bill Mayer
Ralph Aon
Daryin Hall Qn
City grapples with garage sale rules and home businesses
City officials examine propriety and legality of garage sales and home based ventures amid questions on where residential conduct ends and business begins. FAA rules push to curb hijackings with new pre boarding screening and possible penalties for lax airlines. House passes minimum wage bill raising pay from 1.60 to 1.80 and then to 2.00 as Senate ratification looms.
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Begamse
Gernomsx
Ecor Omine
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Hanoi
Havana
Honduras
U.S. House
Senate
College May Not Do It
New York AP notes that while college education is tied to white collar gains, rising numbers of graduates and selective hiring may limit opportunities. Labor estimates show 10.5 million seeking college grad roles in the 1970s against 10.4 million openings, skewing toward employers. A University of Michigan professor finds lasting marriage stability correlates with higher advance, with remarriage next best and divorce or widowhood faring worst.
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New York
Labor Department
University of Michigan
Debate over minimum wage sparks job impact concerns
The piece argues a wage hike could curb teen employment and cites a GOP proposal allowing under 18 and student pay at 1.60. It notes 680,000 jobs lost to automation after a prior rise and criticizes government barriers like equal opportunity rules and social security frings as stifling employment growth.
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House
Elmer W. Ousdahl seeks another term as Douglas County commissioner
The longtime Republican commissioner Elmer W. Ousdahl announced his bid for re election after 16 years in office. The note highlights his party and continued leadership in Douglas County.
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Elmer W. Ousdahl
Douglas County
Kaw River
Maupintour Travel Service
Seattle World’s Fair
Europe
Views From McGovern On Armament Subject
A column critiques George McGovern’s defense proposals ahead of a U S Soviet disarmament accord. It argues reducing the defense budget by 30 billion harms deterrence and could end defensive weapons programs, citing MAD and Soviet studies on targeting and R D cuts. It warns of returning to prewar force levels and the risks to national security.
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United States
Soviet Union
Sen
George McGovern
Sen. McGovern
China
Grandmother Calls For Community Action In Youth Sports
Mrs. Clarence G. Bartz urges involvement in Douglas County Parks and Recreation and youth groups after criticizing overemphasis on sports. She questions program leaders and asks readers to volunteer with 4 H, Girl Scouts, and youth activities to build better teams and character. She notes her son Mr Bartz holds firm convictions.
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World
Parks and Recreation
Shelley
Bartz
Douglas County
Mr. Bartz
Clarence G. Bartz
W. 20Th St
Public servants and free speech debate spark tax protest
Edward J. Paris argues that Professor Norman Forer and KU colleagues condone irresponsible public statements. He urges voluntary taxation to fund education and to allow citizens to withhold support from a university faculty whose members he says endorse such remarks.
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Thomas Jefferson
Len McCarthy
Forer
Kansas University
Prof. Forer
Sen. MccCarthy
Sen McCarthy
Sen. McCarthy
University of Kansas
Kansas State University
Edward J. Paris
Harvard Rd
Everyone in America Should Own a Handgun
A facetious and controversial piece argues that 90 million handguns exist in the United States while 110 million people do not own one. It claims mandatory handgun ownership would bring peace, boost the economy, and ensure safety, urging Congress to act by 1973.
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Washington
United States
Arthur Bremer
America
Congress
National Rifle Assn
Viet Nam Independence Struggle in Hai Phong Background
Background piece traces Vietnamese push for independence from French rule from Ho Chi Minh through Vietminh, French reassertion, and U S support. Notes 1946 to 1954 bombardment of Hai Phong Hanoi fall of Dien Bien Phu and questions future betrayals. Includes quotes and figures on casualties and aid.
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Ho Chi Minh
Lenin
Marx
Indochinese Communist Party
ICP
Vietminh
Vietnam Independence League
Republic of Vietnam
Vietnam
Hanoi
Douglas MacArthur
Tokyo
Indochina
Haiphong
Bao Dia
United States
Eisenhower
U.S
Dienbienphu
Com
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KU School of Education
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Fred Six
Lawrence High
Grand Army of the Republic
J. H. Menger
Jefferson County
McGovern
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Murray Hill Station
William Schneider
Hudson Institute
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Journal-World
Art Buchwald
Journal-World Opinion
Haiphong Coalition Coordinating Committee
Robert Morse
HCCC
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