Lawrence Journal-World Publication Masthead and Notes
The Lawrence Journal World publishes daily except Sunday from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas 66044 The World Company editors and staff include Dolph Simons Sr Dolph C Be Jr Leo Eller president publisher executive editor managing editor advertising manager and controller The paper has been published since 1854 with W C Simons as editor from 1891 to 1952
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Dolph Simons SR
Teeninieene
Dolph C. Be JR
Leo Eller
Edudests
Wees
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kaw
Telephone
Bush to Texas Run for Governor Stirs GOP Talks
George Bush former U N ambassador and newly named GOP chairman weighs resigning to seek Texas governor next year. He faces Democrat Dolph Briscoe but believes a strong campaign could win the nomination as Watergate shadows linger and Connally pressures him. Meanwhile Nobel Peace Prize winners Kissinger and Tho frame diplomacy as a start toward broader peace efforts.
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George Bush
U.N
Texas
Bush
Lone Star
Dolph Briscoe
Briscoe
GOP
Agnew
Chicago
U.S. Senate
U.N. Post
White House
John Connally
Connally
Henry Kissinger
United States
le Duc Tho
North Vietnam
Norway
Tho
Vietnam
Kissinger
Middle East
China
Thomas Byrne
Byrne
Central Market push aims for unified U.S. securities trading system
The nation moves toward a central market with a composite ticker tape to record sales nationwide. Regulators and industry players debate access rules as NYSE and other markets weigh how to implement a network linking brokers and dealers under a common framework.
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New York
United States
Securities and Exchange Commission
New York Stock Exchange
Motherhood
Apple Pie
American Stock Exchange
Pension Funds
Diplomatic Hope Hinges on Persistent Dialogue for Peace
The speaker shows deeper understanding than some credit, stressing that those of stature possess talent and dedication to continue the peace quest. He argues that persistent talks and negotiations keep the chance for peace alive.
Veterans Day plans and local notes from 1963
Veterans Day observances were planned for November 11. Beavers damaged trees at Lone Star Lake as game protector Eddie Bond reviewed remedies. KU Peo ple to People challenged Colleen Ryan to boost world understanding. Local employment remained strong above national averages.
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Lone Star Lake
Eddie Bond
Kansas University
Colleen Ryan
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
American College of Surgeons
Mary Dunden
Clare Hayes
First Methodist Church
Baldwin
Somebody Else s War Brings Controls
The United States readies wartime fuel controls as Arab oil cuts threaten a 14 to 21 percent shortfall. Officials warn rationing, early business closures, reduced driving, and shifts to coal may follow. Contingency plans include extended daylight time, price signals, and potential curbs on nonessential travel.
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Washington
United States
Israel
Duke R. Ligon
Interior Department
Office of Oil, and Gas
Ligon
Mestic
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Japan
Rogers C. B. Morton
U.S
Jackson
Kansas doctor mayor weighs run for governor in 1974
Dr. Jack D. Walker of the University of Kansas Medical Center and mayor of Overland Park contemplates a 1974 Republican gubernatorial bid joining Dr. Forrest Robinson of Wichita and Robert Clack of Manhattan as early candidates. He notes statewide recognition from medical center work and rural health expertise as his edge.
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Topeka
Kan
Jack D. Walker
University of Kansas Medical Center
Overland Park
Forrest Robinson
Wichita
Robert Clack
Manhattan
Kansas State University
Walker
Kansas
Ben Sykes
Girard, Kan
Pittsburg
Medical Center
Center
Department of Family Practice
Midwest
Planning Ahead Improves Mail Options Across the Nation
The Postal Service offers seven methods for letters and parcels, with eight in Washington and New York. Officials admit many individuals are underinformed, while rates illustrate time and cost trade offs between priority, parcel post, book rates, special delivery, express mail, mailgrams, and air mail.
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Washington
The
Postal Service
New York
Postal Services
William A. Rissell
Rissell
Air Parcel Post
Parcel Post
Metropolitan Post
Los Angeles
Western Union
Mes
Baroque Ensemble USSR Brings Russian Flair To Swarthout Hall
Five Moscow musicians explored Baroque and early Russian works in a Swarthout Recital Hall program. The Baroque Ensemble USSR featured Igor Popkov and Alexander Poplavsky among others, delivering Telemann and De Boismortier with refined balance and ending with Fomin's Orfey i Evredika and a vivid Furies dance. The program linked European wind influence to Russian musical development and highlighted cross cultural exchange.
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Russia
Baroque Ensemble
Ussr
Perormers
Moscow
Igor Popkov
Alexander Poplavsky
Anatoly Korchagin
Ivan Monighetti
Alexander Sobolev
de Boismortier
Leclair
Telemann
Fomin
Gluck
Orpheus
Pergolesi
Glinka
Peter the Great
Schuylkill
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Paul Harrington
Kansas City
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Salina
Keith Johnson
Eureka
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Dunlap
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Nixon
Belgium
Netherlands
Mediterranean
U.S. Petroleum
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Pentagon
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Congress
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KU Med Center
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Assoc
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Volga River
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