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 66044. Contact 843-1000. Subscription rates vary by delivery method and location.
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W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kaw
Telephone
Kansas 1974 political speculation swirls around Docking Roy and Dole
Kansas observers weigh a 1974 contest with Governor Docking possibly seeking a fifth term or a Senate bid, while Congressman Roy is seen as a potential Democrat challenger to Senator Dole. The scenario hinges on Docking’s choice and party strategy, with Topeka executives’s roles noted.
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Robert Docking
U.S
Bill Roy
Robert Dole
Dole
Docking
Kansas
U.S. Senate
Roy
Congress
Democratic Party
Topeka
Bob Poe
Trans-Alaska pipeline urged to curb oil imports and inflation
Secretary Rogers Morton argues the Trans-Alaska pipeline could slash foreign oil dependence by about two million barrels daily, reducing dollar outflow by nearly three billion yearly at 1980 prices. Legal obstacles and funding delay threaten timely construction, with lawmakers urged to clarify land rights to move ahead.
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Rogers C. B. Morton
U.S
North Slope
Alaska
Morton
Congress
Secretary of Interior
Treasury
John Connally
United States
Small Investor Creates Stir
In New York AP reports banks consider expanding stock purchase services for small investors. Chase Manhattan and Security Pacific offer to deduct from checking accounts for monthly pooled buys of 25 securities with brokerage fees and a 5 percent bank charge, aiming to improve record keeping and efficiency for individual buyers.
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New York
Wall Street
Chase Manhattan
Security Pacific National
Los Angeles
Longtime Lawrence dealer Les Morgan dies at 64
Obituary notes Les Morgan a veteran auto dealer in Lawrence died after a lengthy illness at age 64. He was active in local projects and a longtime backer of the Legion baseball program in the area.
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Les Morgan
Lawrence
Legion
KU Museum of Art
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
West 15Th
Ind
Kanopolis
Salina
Charles Wesley Smith
Baker University
Marilee Robison
Kansas
Clara Barton
Trans-Alaska Pipeline Favored For U S Economy
Secretary Rogers argues the Alaska route offers environmental parity with the West Coast and quicker oil delivery to the Midwest. He warns against overreaction to pipeline projects and urges a national interest compromise to bring the Trans-Alaska Pipeline into operation promptly.
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West Coast
Rogers
Midwest
Alaska
U.S
Connally
Lawrence
Germans fear Nixon era Watergate endangering troops in Europe
Bonn officials privately fret that Watergate and rising isolationism threaten U.S. troop stays in Germany. They warn that a large withdrawal could invite a European defense push and Soviet dominance, risking Western Europe despite Ostpolitik.
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Bonn
West Germany
U. S
Nixon
Germany
Western
Europe
U.S
Willy Brandt
Brandt
Vienna
Senate
Mr. Nixon
German Defense Ministry
Soviet Union
East Germany
Berlin
Ostpolitik
Martin Hollenbrand
Watergate
United States
American Tourist Struck by Watergate Dollar Fears
An American tourist in London notes how dollar volatility driven by Watergate revelations affects travelers. He observes Arab sheiks and executives rushing to exchange dollars for pounds as fears over Nixon and Dean grip markets, while strangers debate dollar value and viability of currency.
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London
John Dean III
Newsweek
Washington
Sheik
Switzerland
Watergate
Eagle Scout projects to map Quantrill Trail across Miami County
Bill Hauldren of Paola Kansas describes earning the restoration of a historic trail award for locating and marking Quantrill's Trail after the Lawrence burning. He notes the 36 mile route begins at Franklin County and runs east to the Missouri line with a mid trail campsite. He invites a Boy Scout troop in Douglas or Franklin counties to complete marking the rest of the trail and offers a brochure map and assistance.
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Boy Scouts
Douglas
Franklin
Miami County
Bill Hauldren
East Peoria
Paola
Kan
Hunt Book Reveals Roles In CIA Cuba Operations
E Howard Hunt serving up to 40 years in jail for Watergate describes in a memoir how he urged the CIA to kill Fidel Castro and explains aims to recognize Cuban exiles as Cuba's legal government. The 60 000 word book includes 12 photographs from a secret CIA base in Guatemala and was acquired by William F Buckley Jr and Arlington House.
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John Mitchell
CIA
Cuba
New Rochelle
N.Y
E. Howard Hunt
Fidel Castro
David Franke
Arlington House
Franke
Hunt
Castro
U.S
Guatemala
William F. Buckley, Jr
Hunt’s
Starr Broadcasting
Journal-World Opinion Page Editorials and Letters
Opinion page features editorial writers columnists and letters from readers. It promotes informed civic debate and critical appraisal of public affairs and democratic participation.
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the Journal-World Opinion Page
Tenure and flexibility in higher education
An opinion piece by Gus diZerega discusses tenure in universities facing funding and enrollment pressures. It argues tenure protects intellectual integrity and long term research, while acknowledging risks of rigidity and limited mobility for untenured staff. It calls for reforms such as cross department appointments and extended 15 to 20 year review cycles to balance freedom and adaptability.
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Washington
Topeka
Angela Davis
United States
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