Lawrence Journal-World Details and Publication Info
Lawrence Journal-World data lists Doph Simons Sr. editor and Simons Jr. president publisher along with staff roles. The paper, established 1854, operates from Sixth and New Hampshire in Lawrence Kansas with varying subscription rates for carriers and mail readers across counties and states.
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Dolph Simons ,Sr
Wwe
Dolph CC, Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Ralph Gage
Jack Starkey Jr
Leo Eller
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Lawrence
Kan
Nixon faces test of leadership amid impeachment talk
The piece weighs whether Nixon can govern effectively amid impeachment calls from both sides. Sen. Dole urges careful study of impeachment, Sen. Brooke calls for resignation, and questions rise about trust and the White House Watergate tapes. A separate incident in New York ends with two shooters wounding each other while pursuing a loan repayment.
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Congress
Nixon
Kansas
Robert Dole
Washington
Edward Brooke
Brooke
Agnew
Sen
William Saxbe
Ohio
Hong Kong
White House
Saxbe
Brokers Seek Confidence in Expanded Brokerage Insurance
The investment industry pushes to insure customer assets beyond the current 50 000 SIPC limit. Merrill Lynch and Dean Witter now offer 250 000 coverage per customer, totaling 300 000 with SIPC, aiming to keep assets with brokers rather than safe deposit boxes and reassure investors amid market instability.
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New York
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Dean Witter & Co
Securities Investor Protection Corp
James Needham
New York Stock Exchange
Houston
Aetna Life & Casualty
Witter
Aetna
SIPC
Protction Corporation
Unclear Crime Scene Note Describes Gunmen and Recovery
Police arrived as three men collapsed. Both gunmen were in serious condition. Ensulo received treatment and walked out of the hospital emergency room. The writer wishes planners would stop crime by an accidental way to reduce violence.
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Ensulo
Old Home Town Weather, Echoes, and Local Updates
Weekend traffic accidents injured fifteen people but none seriously. October 1963 was extremely hot and wet with 2.99 inches of rain. Holloway Hall at 19th and Mass awaiting razing for a new service station. Also notes from 25 and 40 years ago recount Education Week plans and historic town events including Jim Thorpe’s 1933 visit and LaGuardia’s mayoral win.
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Holloway Hall
19Th and
Mass
Priest Mayer's Moscow protest sparks backlash in World Peace Congress
The piece recalls Father Mayer challenging Soviet repression at Moscow's World Peace Congress, joined by Dellinger and Chomsky, and resigning after pressure. It criticizes Soviet censorship, U.S. policy, and the Communist Party USA for its stance on Israel and oil, noting rising Jewish defections.
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Paul Mayer
Moscow
World Peace Congress
Soviet Union
Father Mayer
CIA
United States
Ing
Fulbright
Voice of America
David Dellinger
Father Berrigan
Noam Chomsky
Russia
Mideast
Communist Party of the
Israel
Communist Party
U.S.A
Shah of Iran Vital Figure In the World's Fuel Crisis
In an exclusive interview from Teheran the Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi argues U S credibility could shift Middle East oil policies. He states Iran did not join the 1967 production cutbacks and aims to supplant Britain as guarantor of the Persian Gulf waterway to ensure tanker passage for Japan and Western Europe.
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Shah of
Iran
Teheran
U. S
Israel
Egypt
Syria
Middle East
Washington
Moscow
Shah
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Persian Gulf
Japan
Europe
United States
Reisenhower
Soviet Union
Mediterranean
Iraq
Kaiser Wilhelm
Berlin
Baghdad
Suez Canal
Miller Critics Fight No Victim Crime Decriminalization
Kansas attorney general Vern Miller denounced efforts to decriminalize so called victimless crimes including marijuana pornography prostitution gambling and private acts between consenting adults. He argued such laws protect society and warned that reducing enforcement could harm public safety.
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Kansas City
Vern, Miller
Kansas
Saturday Night
St. John’s Catholic Club
Miller
Love Story Author Resigns From Yale Post
Erich Segal, author of Love Story, resigns as Yale associate professor of classics. The resignation, effective last June 30, follows a tenure controversy from three decades ago after he was offered a senior lectureship in 1972 to balance outside activities with reduced duties.
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New Haven, Conn
Erich Segal
Yale University
Segal
Yale
U.N. Faces Paralysis as Arab Israel War Deepens Crisis
The Oct 11 warning by Secretary General Kurt Waldheim on the United Nations paralysis amid the Middle East war highlights the United States and Soviet Union veto power blocking Security Council action. A joint US-Soviet cease fire effort failed, leading to discussions of a peacekeeping role and a possible UN umbrella for talks.
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Israel
Soviet Union
U. S
United States
Sinai
United Nations
Middle East
Washington
Kurt Waldheim
Council
Vietnam
Waldheim
General Assembly
Syria
Egypt
Lebanon
U.N
U.N. Observer Corps
Ensio Siilasvuo
Security Council
China
Britain
France
Alexei N. Kosygin
Cairo
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Moscow
Kissinger
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Bennett Like Coach Holding Shaky Lead
TOPEKA Kan AP Robert F Bennett says he may seek the GOP nomination for governor but he will not be rushed. The Kansas Senate president weighs the risk of running against Gov Docking and Atty Gen Miller while noting his strength in legislative work and recent bipartisan compromises.
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Topeka, Kan
Robert F. Bennett
Robert Docking
Vern Miller
Bennett
GOP
Johnson County
Sen
Ate
Senate
Norman Gaar
Docking
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Old Home Town
Jim Thorpe
Gus Welch
Haskell
Grinnell
Kansas-Nebraska
Dana Bible
George Sauer
Cornhusker
Fiorella
William Buckley JR
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Robert Novak
Orlando, Fla
Orlando
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