Journal World staff and publishing details from 1973 notice
The Friday Evening edition of November 16 1973 lists DOLPH SImons SR Editor and BILL MAYER Publisher with executive and managing editors named. It notes The World Company in Lawrence Kansas established 1864 and provides address and contact details for the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Siitons SR
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Cooesceeteansne
HH Gage New
Ralph Ehrnceate
The enduring nature of human trouble and advice for peace
The article reflects on universal worry and sleeplessness, arguing troubles are lifelong. It urges acceptance that everyone has problems, to live kindly, seek small improvements, and end each day content with the best one can do.
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Texas
New Mexico
Farah
Farah Manufacturing Company
Metzger
Leo C. Byrne
D.D
St. Paul-Minneapolis
Mass. St
South Park
Lawrence
Mass
Harold R. Skinner
Rt. 5
Stock Plunge Not Seen in Nixon Absence Debate
The piece argues Nixon may dislike the White House but facts show his frequent absences from the presidency since 1968. It contrasts duties with personal rest needs and cites Dr George Kirkham on policing versus academia, highlighting friction between theory and practice.
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Nixon
White House
Camp David
California
Florida
1968
Thanksgiving aid needed at Ballard Center
A plea to donate meat vegetables desserts and other holiday foods to Ballard Center 708 Elm North Lawrence for distribution to elderly and families affected by illness or job loss with a pickup or drop off by Tuesday afternoon.
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Ballard Center
Elm
North Lawrence
Justice Department presses steel industry on minority hiring
The Department seeks a negotiated settlement to end discrimination in steel firms and unions after a 55 day trial at the Fairfield Alabama plant ordered minority hiring goals. Pottinger notes possible lawsuits against Teamsters and trucking groups may follow if talks fail.
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Washington
Justice Department
Asst. Atty
J. Stanley Pottinger
United States Steel
United Steel
Fairfield
Ala
Pottinger
Teamsters
Jayhawk FFA honors at Parent Son banquet in town
Old Home Town Jim Trybom named Star Chapter Farmer of the Jayhawk FFA at the annual Parent-Son banquet. Other top winners include Allen Cox Mrs. Blanche Phillips Louis Holcomb Walt Gehlbach and Roy Cropp as honorary chapter farmers. Kansas football beat Kansas State 20 14. College and civic notes include KU chancellor Wescoe praising local progress and plans totaling nearly 5 million dollars for Perry Clinton and Pomona reserves. Hospital staff push for full accreditation by the American College of Surgeons led by Dr A J Anderson Dr R H Edmiston and Dr Lyle Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Trybom
Jayhawk
FFA
Allen Cox
Blanche Phillips
Louis Holcom
Walt Gehlbach
Roy
Kansas
Clarke Wescoe
Kansas City
Perry
Clinton
Pomona
U.S. House
Appropriations Committee
House
Senate
Topeka
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
American College of Surgeons
A. J. Anderson
R. H. Edmiston
Lyle Powell
How to Help a Neighbor Volunteer Call for Local Help
Volunteer Clearing House and Community Office recruit typists surveyors and callers for a consumer protection agency. They seek home visitors teachers helpers and other roles. contact 841-5059 weekdays 9 am to 3 pm.
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Consumer Protection Agency
Reward Still Offered for Ottawa Homicide Trio
A $1,000 reward for information leading to the conviction of those responsible for three homicides near Ottawa remains in effect. The Kansas Bureau of Investigation and local officials say the state offer continues while the Douglas County fund expired. no letters arrived during the renewal period. The bodies of Gary Longfellow and Hazel Avery of Lawrence and Stephen Avery of Iola were found in a car near Ottawa.
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Ottawa
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
KBI
Douglas County Reward Fund
Rex Johnson
Lawrence
Richard Stanwix
Pearch
Gary Longfellow
Hazel Avery
Stephen Avery
Iola
Suez Setbacks Spark Shakeup in Egyptian Military
Cairo reports Israel's advance to the west bank of the Suez Canal triggered strong rebukes and a shakeup in Egypt's military high command. Tel Aviv officials debate fault for October war prep while analysts note Israeli crossing as a brilliant wartime maneuver.
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Cairo
Israel
West Bank
Suez Canal
Tel Aviv
Egypt
Bank
Ibsen’s Doll’s House reviewed by EU production
The article critiques the EU staging of Ibsen’s A Doll’s House noting it flattens the complex drama into melodrama. It praises Nora and Torvald’s conflict while condemning weak character portrayals of Dr Rank and Krogstad and argues the production misses the play’s inner truths.
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Ibsen
A, Theatre, ‘Company
Dr. Rank
Nora
Torvald
Krogstad
Mooneylender
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Florida State University
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John Cunniff
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
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William Freund
Dow Jones
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Sidney Metzger
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Ed. Lynn
Patty Clem
Art Nease
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Engish
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