Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and staff note
Historical newspaper masthead for the Lawrence Daily Journal-World lists editor HC Simons Sr and Jr, president-publisher, executive editor H Gage, managing editor Slee, advertising manager Leo Biller, and W. C. Simons as editor from 1891 to 1952. Published daily except Sunday by The World Company in Lawrence Kansas with subscription rates and post office details.
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Peer Simons SR
HC. Simons JR
Bit A
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Telephone
Journal-World Editorial Creed Stated
The Journal-World proclaims its commitment to accurate fair news reporting separation of opinion from facts and safeguarding citizens rights. It pledges sympathy for the disadvantaged and exposure of dishonesty in public affairs while backing community improving projects.
Cooler Heads in Congress Steer Away From Impeachment Rush
Congress shows restraint amid Nixon controversy as lawmakers await solid proof before impeachment or resignation calls. Public opinion favors a careful, judiciary guided approach and warns against overreaction. This cautious stance may strengthen national unity and confidence in the presidency.
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Congress
Nixon
Gas Tax Push as Rationing Alternative in Energy Crisis
Treasury presses Nixon for a 20 to 30 cent extra gasoline tax to curb consumption without coupon rationing. With Arab oil cuts looming, Shultz and officials draft plans to pool cars and curb use, offset by tax relief for lower income brackets.
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Washington
Nixon
Treasury
Hobson
Congress
Capitol Hill
Mideast
MR. Nixon
Wall Street
William Simon
Nixon White House
Simon
White House
Shultz
John Love
Colorado
Love
Oral Roberts: A Tulsa man under scrutiny and praise
A 1960s view of Oral Roberts in Tulsa shows a skeptic turned admirer as Roberts builds a university. He funds ORU with high credit, earns respect from local doctors and preachers, and inspires students with disciplined campus life and faith in scientific faith. The author notes his charitable impact and questions about wealth.
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Oral Roberts University
America
Roberts
Northern University
Psychiatric Service
ORU
Toynbee
Skylab 3 trio begins final 84 day flight mission
Gerald Carr Bill Pogue and Ed Gibson launched on Skylab 3 for an 84 day stay conducting medical Earth resources astronomy solar physics material processing and comet Kohoutek studies. The mission underscores ongoing space program value amid public indifference and potential station decommissioning.
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Gerald Carr
Bill Pogue
Ed Gibson
U.S
Skylab Space Station
Kohoutek
America
Citizens View Progress as Fast Moving Spectacle
Citizens describe progress as rapid and sensational, with new developments arriving before people can absorb the last. The pace leaves little time to appreciate each major advance before the next arrives.
Kansas higher education talks with state budget chief
Delegates from Kansas higher education met with budget director James Bibb and Board of Regents members to discuss financial requests submitted last June ahead of a forthcoming legislative session. A memorial Stadium audience of about 45 000 was expected for the Nov 24 Kansas Missouri game, marking the first near sellout of the expanded stadium.
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Kansas Higher Education
James Bibb
Board of Regents
Kansas
Douglas County
Lawrence Industrial Development Corp
Ship Winter
Art Weaver
George Lawrence
M. N. Penny
Simon Hurwitz
John Stutz
Lawrence
Irene Moll
Purported Conspiracy Of Media Aims At Nixon Allegations
Washington sources claim a media driven conspiracy to force Nixon from office. A doctored confession from Eberhardt Schroeder alleges Cronkite and a nationwide cell network coordinated anti Nixon coverage with funding from major foundations. The piece fakes Watergate ties and even Nixon’s resignation and tapes.
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Dick Nixon
White House
Eberhardt Schroeder
Daily Gemstone
King Timahoe
San Clemente
Eberhardt
D.A
Nixon
Tom Wicker
Archibald Cox
Bill Buckley
Cronkite
Spiro
Agnew
Benefit doubleheader draws huge Kansas City crowd
More than 30,000 tickets sold and up to 40,000 expected at Arrowhead Stadium for a football doubleheader to aid Pat Bickle a Center High School player paralyzed in a game. Proceeds from the game parking and concessions will cover medical expenses since the September 2 tackle against Oak Park High. Bickle 17 is paralyzed from the neck down and treated in a Denver hospital.
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Kansas City
Arrowhead Stadium
Pat Bickle
Kansas City Chiefs
National Football League
Bickle
Oak Park High
Denver
Colo
Strippers Strike Sydney Clubs Over Hours and Nudity
Sixteen Actors Equity strippers strike Sydney venues Staccato and Pink Panther over hours pay and show length. They demand halving the eight minutes of frontal nudity required for each of seven daily shows, six days a week.
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Sydney
Australia
Actors’ Equity
Docking Crux Of Demo Plan
Kansas Democrats face intra party tensions over 1974 primaries as Governor Docking weighs a Senate bid while Rep. Roy and Atty. Gen. Miller may seek other offices. Polls suggest Docking and Miller strong vs Roy, with Docking still seen as the party’s leader and primary driver.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Washington
Bill Roy
D-Kan
Robert Docking
U.S
Roy
Docking
Senate
Vern Miller
Washington, D. C
Bob Dole
Congress
Associated Press
Quayle
Governor Club
Shienigt
Dole
Miller
State Democratic Party
Moxie
House
Norbert Dreiling
Profit Slump Tied to U S Policy Slowing Economy
Government economists link a $100 million drop in corporate profits in Q3 1973 to administration anti inflation efforts. Profits before tax rose to $12.94 billion annual rate while after tax profits fell to $71.5 billion. Auto sector decline, notably Chrysler, contributed to the downturn amid broader economic strength.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Chrysler Corp
New York
First National City Bank
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