Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead details and rates
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists staff roles including editor Dolph Simons Sr and Ralph Gage, with publisher Bill Mayer. It notes establishment in 1884, publication at Sixth and New Hampshire, and subscription rates across regions and mail options.
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Dolph Simons SR
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Ralph Gage
Jack Starkey
Leo Eller
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Journal-World Pledges Fair News Reporting Standards
The Journal-World states its commitment to accurate reporting and separation of opinion from news. It pledges to safeguard citizens rights, show sympathy for the disadvantaged, expose dishonesty in public affairs, and support community improvement projects.
Public backs shield laws as right to know grows
The Watergate and Agnew investigations spurred discussions on reporters privileges. A Gallup poll shows 62 percent oppose forcing reporters to reveal confidential sources in court, up from 57 percent, signaling rising support for protective legislation.
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Spiro Agnew
Gallup
Swift justice deters crime through swift punishment and public reporting
The piece argues that firm enforcement and prompt publication of fines deter speeders and other offenders. It cites Britain’s four week murder trial as a model and calls for modernizing courts while safeguarding rights. It emphasizes protecting law abiding citizens.
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Britain
U.S
Skylab 3 Launch Delayed Five Days Over Fins Crack
The Skylab 3 launch is pushed back at least to Nov 15 due to dangerous cracks found in the stabilizing fins of the first stage booster. The 22 story rocket relies on these fins for base support and early flight stability, and metal fatigue under stress explains the precaution.
Vigilance urged after space booster fins flaw
The article argues for renewed checks on space hardware to prevent tragedy and restore national morale. It notes mechanical issues have been rare, but complacency can creep in when the track record is strong, and emphasizes no further flaws in the Skylab 3 mission.
Truth about time saved by work-saving devices in homes
A multinational study finds that despite labor-saving devices, women spend similar or more time on household chores. In 12 countries including the United States and Yugoslavia, time saved is quickly absorbed by other tasks, with employed women showing near doubled weekend chores and men delaying leisure. Researchers Robinson Converse Vanke conclude working women’ problems remain unsolved.
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New York
Kragujavac
Yugoslavia
Osnabruck
West Germany
Belgium
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
France
Hungary
Peru
Poland
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
John Robinson
Philip Converse
Institute For Social
Converse
Robinson
KU cross country title tipped by KU runners
Kansas secured the Big Eight cross country crown led by Paul Acevedo and John Lawson. In local news a card of items notes a city driver crackdown easing, a heat wave with 60s temperatures, and no rain expected.
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Russell Frink
Lawrence
Fairview
Kan
Paul Acevedo
John Lawson
Price controls and market forces in the postwar economy
The piece argues against price rigging comparing it to dangerous patent medicines and wartime rent controls. It cites housing in Germany and France after World War II, meat and beef price dynamics, and a looming gas crunch. It warns that price manipulation disrupts supply, fuels shortages, and ultimately harms consumers while true value prevails.
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Germany
France
Posters Tell War Attitudes At KU Museum Of Art
The University of Kansas Museum of Art displays World War I posters from the Thayer Collection showing American British and French views. The exhibit notes how posters reveal national attitudes with themes from Lusitania appeals to direct calls for action and humanitarian appeals for the wounded and prisoners.
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University of Kansas Museum of Art
William Bridges Thayer
Museum of Art
Thayer
Toulouse-Lautrec
Paris
Dole Urges End to Energy Exports in Kansas Speech
Senator Bob Dole of Kansas called for an immediate end to export of American fuel and energy supplies needed by U.S. consumers. He warned that exporting fuel while asking Americans to cut energy use makes no sense, though he stopped short of proposing a total embargo at this time.
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Garden City
Kan
Bob Dole
U.S
Dole
Freedom trees to honor veterans planted at state house
Three freedom trees will be planted on the Kansas Statehouse grounds Sunday in observance of Veterans Day. The trees honor two Kansans missing in Southeast Asia and all Americans who served in that theater. The article notes Veterans Day is traditionally Sunday, but Congress shifted the legal observance to the fourth Monday in October.
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West Campus
Chi Omega House
Strong
Kansas State
Emporia
Lawrence
Topeka
Kan
Kansas Statehouse
Southeast Asia
How Buchwald Sees It The Real Inside On Washington
Washington readers flood the column with questions about Nixon. The columnist jokes about tapes bow ties Camp David and impeachment while listing snarky takes on Archibald Cox Agnew ITT and Nixon’s finances in a satirical Q and A.
Will Glee Smith Weigh Return To Governor Race In Kansas
Former president pro tem of the Kansas Senate, 52 year old Glee Smith of Larned, mulls a 1974 gubernatorial bid after two years out of office. He cites experience as a key asset and says he will decide around Kansas Day, aiming to face either Gov. Robert Docking or Atty. Gen. Vern Miller.
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Eisenhower
Tricia Cox
Bebe Rebozo
Robert Abplanalo
Gen
Alexander Haig
Ron Ziegler
ITT. S
Nixon
Spiro Agnew
United States
Glee Smith
Kansas
Smith
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Larned
Senate
Robert Docking
Vern Miller
Ways and Means
Judiciary
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Old Home Town
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Albert Cole
Herbert Meyer
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Wint Smith
Hugh Means
Charles Stough
S. C. Gerstenberger
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Robert Oyler
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Will Johns Jr
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Washington
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Theodore Wilson
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