Lawrence Journal World History and staff list 1970 notice
A 1970 Lawrence Journal World front section item lists the paper’s staff positions and publishers, including Dyo leh C. Simons Tr., Dolph Simons, Steve Parsons, Bil Mayer, Darvy Hall, Ernest Pontius, Leo Eller, and others, noting The World Company operations from 1881 to 1942 and publication details. The notice mentions circulation figures, pricing by carrier and mail, and Associated Press affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyoleh C. Simons
Dolph Simons
Steve Parsons
City Charrette Idea: Planning Lawrence's 20 to 30 Year Future
A lengthy analysis compares pre planned future growth at Haskell to a potential Lawrence charrette. It weighs how a city wide master plan could coordinate housing, zoning, recreation, highways, and civic facilities with broad community involvement, noting benefits and risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Haskell
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Court House
Chamber of Commerce
Clinton
Perry
Wall Street Fans Stirred By Rumor Finings And Moves
New York AP reports Wall Street’s week of drama featured fines for rumor mongering amid talk of mergers and SEC turnover. The Amex fined two unnamed brokers a thousand dollars each for circulating sensational rumors possibly impacting market conditions. J. duPont, Glore Forgan & Co. was cited in the controversy as the implicated member firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
American Stocksexchange
Ralph Saul
Amex
NYSE
Robert Haack
Haack
Saul
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
J. duPont, Glore Forgan & Co
Old Home Town highlights from 1960 and 1945 items
A retrospective column recalls 1960 notes on Capt. John McKone in Moscow prison health, local sheriff changes in Douglas County, and a fire chief appointment, alongside 1945 moves of William Willee and transit fare cuts, plus an auto crash and church fire in 1930 Baldwin, with a religious prayer verse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean McKone
Tonganoxie
John McKone
Strategic Air Command
Moscow
McKone
P. W. Jones
Baldwin
Douglas County
Fred Broecker
Dale Chappell
Charles E. Flory
Lawrence
Jane Kennedy
A. R. Kennedy
Wamego
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Don Ho on Hawaii as a blend of minorities
The Hawaiian singer says Americans have melded so much that nearly everyone is a minority. He suggests the 50th state’s image reflects deep cultural mixing and shared blend across communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Pacific
Rudyard Kipling
Don Ho
Why U S Must Stand Ready to Bomb Foes
President Johnson halted bombing after alleged understandings with North Vietnam then urged negotiations. The piece argues Nixon should resume intensified bombing to pressure a stalled peace, noting ongoing U S casualties and the enemy's failure to negotiate seriously. It critiques Senate delays and calls for readiness to use force.
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U.S
Fulbright
Tonkin Gulf
Nixon
Johnson
South Vietnam
Tetanus shots schedules and booster guidance
Dear reader asks how often tetanus injections should be given after a thorn wound. The expert explains current practice: infancy series at 3 4 5 months, booster at 12 14 years, then every 10 years, with flexibility if wounds are dirty or uncertain. If booster within five years, no additional shot needed.
Grand Jury urged on Kent State shootings probe
Joseph Rhodes Jr a member of the Presidents Commission on Campus Unrest urged a federal grand jury investigation into the Kent State University shooting deaths during the Ohio National Guard confrontation. He questioned the FBI and Portage County grand jury findings and noted discrepancies in evidence. In Jakarta Indonesia a bus carrying holiday travelers plunged into a river killing 30 and injuring 10, many en route to visit families for the Moslem New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northboro
Mass
Joseph Rhodes Jr
Kent State University
Ohio National Guardsmen
Cambridge
Federal
Grand Jury
FBI
Commission
Portage County
Jakarta
Indonesia
Sumatra
Antara
Roots in Police Raid Stir Legal Services Fight
A Sept. 15 New Orleans raid on NCCF exposes a clash over anti poverty legal aid. NCCF member representation by NOLAC funds clashes with federal rules. Lenzner and Rumsfeld dispute broad mandates versus aiding the poor. Hearings loom as tensions underscore program politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New Orleans
National Committee To Combat Fascism
NCCF
Robert Glass
New Orleans Legal Assistance Corp
NOLAC
Glass
Donald Rumsfeld
Nixon
Terry F. Lenzner
Federal Legal Services Program
Rumsfeld
Lenzner
Legal Services
Sargent Shriver
Congress
Senate
SDS
Louisiana State University
Richard Buckley
Los Angeles
Dallas
Dallas Notes
Brent Lasalle Stein
Frank Jones
Legal Service
a_ bright
Justice Department
Richard Nixon
Terry Lenzner
Carpenters Rise With Liberace Inspired Start
Hollywood AP reports the Downey California siblings Karen and Richard Carpenter achieve three gold records for Close to You and Were Only Just Begun as their debut album sales soar. From early idol Liberace to Bacharach songs their path shows a rapid rise with key breaks at A&M Records. Equity in Britain hires an orgy inspector as mass sex scenes prompt complaints about The Devils filming.
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Hollywood
Liberace
The
Carpenters
Downey
Calif
Alrready
Karen
Richard
New Haven
Conn
Les Paul
Yale
Carpenter
California
California State College
Long Beach
Richard Carpenter
Jack Dougherty
A&m Records
London
Equity
British Actors’ Union
Vanessa Redgrave
Oliver Reed
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the World Company
Siath
New Piupshire Streets
Kaw
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Doarglas
Kansas
United States
Tavwwerenee
Wan
John Cunniff
Old Home Town
William B. Willee
Army Air Corps
Bodin Nash Company
Santa Fe Trails Transportation Co
Kaw Valley Bus Lines
Sunflower Ordnance Works
John
William Buckley JR
Sen
Laird
North Vietnam
Free World
Dr. Strangelove
White House
Defense Department
Dmz
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Paris
G. C. Thosteson
Rhodes
Harvard University
First Congregational Unitarian
National Guard
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Carpenter Duo
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