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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1973
Page
2
Lawrence Daily Journal World details its establishment in 1854 with editor W C Simons and dates of publication 1891 to 1952. It lists pricing by carrier and mail for Douglas and surrounding areas, Kansas counties, and beyond, with subscription rates and mailing details.
Motor vehicle operators including truck drivers and salesmen oppose a 50 mph cap on all highways until fuel shortages ease. They warn of disrupted operations and higher costs from longer trips, while some say fuel savings and reduced wear could justify limits.
A New York AP piece argues the Nixon impeachment debate mirrors Truman’s MacArthur dispute, while a broader critique notes the nation’s failure to pursue shared goals. It cites energy shortages, planning flaws, and industry and government inattention, warning of rising costs and lifestyle limits if policies remain misaligned.
The article analyzes political power and media influence around President Nixon, contrasting public support and opposition with Truman's 1951 situation. It notes Nixon faces multiple complaints and broader scrutiny, suggesting impeachment prospects are more plausible now than in Truman’s era.
Lawrence area youths including top students from Lawrence High and nearby junior highs were honored during Youth Appreciation Week banquet sponsored by local Optimist Clubs. The piece notes weather, ski site delays, and mentions past events from 25 and 40 years ago.
A devotional prayer seeks life in fullness through vital fellowship with God. It asks to be guided into harmony and delight that bring joy, concluding with an Amen.
Security officials cite dorm design hitchhiking and lax attitudes as factors in rising rape and assault on coeds. Tufts funds upgrades and patrols. students form escort services, self defense classes spread, and nationwide reports show a 70 percent jump in reported rapes over five years.
Rev Forrest Robinson, 51, pastor of Wichita First United Methodist, announced a Republican run for Kansas governor. He cites a need for a fresh approach and God’s will, plans a nationwide tour in a motor home, and outlines finances and full disclosure pledges as he resigns his pulpit to campaign.
In the wake of the October war setback, senior Israeli officers clash with Prime Minister Golda Meir's government. Maj. Gen. Ariel Sharon, Lt. Gen. Haim Barlev, and Lt. Gen. David Elazar spar over blame for the Suez Canal setback and fear politicization could sap morale ahead of the December elections.
Readers urge Congress to press North Vietnam and Laos for MIA and POW releases while praising veterans. The paper notes Kansas votes on war powers, and highlights National Youth Appreciation Week with Lawrence Optimist Clubs recognizing 100 local youths at a KU union banquet. Overland Park reports a teen burned by three attackers. Topeka logs a highway death tally and November total.
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