Lawrence Daily Journal World Historic Publisher Profile
The Lawrence Daily Journal World, founded 1854, operated by The World Company. Editor W C Simons led from 1891 to 1952. Publication was daily except Sundays from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, Lawrence Kansas, 66044.
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Sound Advice On Nixon Impeachment Debate
U.S. Rep. Garner Shriver cautions against rushing to impeachment amid a Middle East crisis and calls for careful, evidence-based action. Atty. Gen. Vern Miller argues there is no victimless crime and stresses society bears the ultimate cost of decriminalizing harmful acts.
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R-Kan
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Soviet Union
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Freight car shortage strains U S rail system amid grain boom
U S freight shipments run about 9 percent ahead and a car deficit of roughly 33 000 per day strains railroads. Grain exports surge with wheat deals to the Soviet Union raising demand for covered hoppers and other cars, prompting some shipments to truck use.
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New York
Soviet Union
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bill Goldstein
Chicago Shippers Association
Association of American Railroads
Burlington Northern
Penn Central
Chessie
Barry Goldwater Seen as Honest Campaign Figure
The document notes Barry Goldwater as a candid figure whose views could have influenced the 1964 presidential choice. It mentions Lyndon Johnson as a potential rival and hints at campaign dynamics without detailing specific events.
Goldwater says UFOs merit open mind despite skepticism
Goldwater, a retired Air Force general and conservative icon, says he believes Earth may have been visited by aliens. He notes Air Force, Navy, and airline pilots reporting objects not matching airplanes and urges keeping an open mind to explain sightings.
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Drought impacts Lakes Area and Memorial Dedication at Haskell
Ten years ago in 1963 lakes and ponds showed drought effects with about 10 inches below normal rainfall. Docks stood high and dry and fish kill was heavy. Also a Korean War Memorial Statue was dedicated at Haskell Institute. A mild cold front brought a chance of freezing drizzle.
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Haskell Institute
Taking a Closer Look At Nixon's Situation
Analysis of Nixon's wobbling support and governance limits. The piece weighs Gallup trends, foreign policy with North Vietnam, domestic opposition in Congress, potential for nomination hurdles, and questions about resignation versus preserving the presidency amid high stakes.
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Shah Builds a Mighty Iran Defense to Guard Gulf
Tehran reports the Shah's defense plan exceeds 3 billion dollars with a high oil-fueled budget. Iran aims to secure the Persian Gulf and Sea of Oman, deter Iraq, and project power through tanks, fighters, frigates, destroyers, and air support. The West, led by the United States, sees strategic benefits if Moscow stays restrained.
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India
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Oman
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Faisal
Saudi Arabia
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Kuwait
Emirates
Voter Apathy Sways Odd Year Elections Across Cities
Analysis of Tuesday returns shows a broad drop in turnout in odd year contests. Democrats gained in several races, while Watergate drew mixed reactions. New Jersey elected Brendan Byrne governor with 57 percent turnout, Virginia and New York City also saw declines in participation.
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Brendan Byrne
Virginia
Mills E. Godwin Jr
New York City
Abraham D. Beame
Detroit
Geogge Edwards
Cleveland
Houston
Docking Leaning Toward Senate Race
Gov. Robert Docking said he is leaning strongly in favor of opposing Sen. Robert Dole in the next year's Senate race. Atty. Gen. Vern Miller and Rep. William Roy, Kansas Democrats, will withhold plans until Docking acts. Docking's stance remains undecided but marks his strongest public hint yet. He spoke during a briefing on President Nixon's energy message.
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Atty
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Kansas
Docking
Opinion page explodes with letters and columns
The Journal World presents editorials and letters from writers and columnists. Readers are urged to engage in public affairs and evaluate criticism and commendation.
Frantic Search for Nixon Tapes and Impeachment Music
In a tense scene President Nixon scrambles for missing tapes including Watergate Concerto and Music to Be Impeached By. He suspects family and colleagues borrowed them, debates lying to Sirica, and considers offering Buzhardt’s Fantasia in A Major as a substitute.
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John Dean
Johnny ‘Sirica
Bob Haldeman
Bob
Dick Nixon
Colson
Tricia
Julie
Pat
Johnny Sirica
Sirica
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