Lawrence Daily Journal World personnel and subscription rates
The World Company lists staff including editor Ralph Gagh and Ernest Pontius with roles such as president publisher executive editor and managing editor. Subscription rates are provided: carrier $2.05 monthly, $24.60 yearly. mail Douglas County $6. per year, other Kansas counties $16.46, U S $20 yearly.
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Averagiety
Eoitor Tn
Wea Nows Piditor
Dpolph Simons SR
Dpolph
Stmod Brill Mayer
Ralph Gagh
Daryl, Hall
Ernest Pontius Leo Wller
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Cleveland Mayor threatens police pay cuts over crime
Mayor Ralph Perk of Cleveland warned he will withhold longevity pay and uniform allowances starting January if crime does not fall five percent by December. The plan drew immediate criticism from Police Patrolman's Association president James Magas as a political gesture.
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Cleveland
Ralph Perk
Ohio
James Magas
Police Patrolman’s Assn
Magas
Perk
Bankers Face Federal Push Against Raising Rates
New York AP analysis shows banks constrained by government pressure to keep loan prices stable amid rising demand. Fed chair Arthur Burns and the President's committee warn rate hikes could invite retaliation and reduce bankers’ freedom. Analysts foresee prime rate increases to around 6 percent, though progress varies as banks reach informal understandings with federal officials.
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New York
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Fed
Speeding Trucks Beset West Sixth Street Traffic
A reader notes regular speed violations by sand trucks delivering to Clinton Lake Damsite, citing a 55 mph over a 35 mph zone on Wednesday. Police patrols urged to curb risky driving as accidents loom in heavy traffic. The piece also mentions the Long Island Railroad strike starting at 12:01 a.m. with a quip about punctuality.
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Franklin County
Clinton Lake
Long Island
New York
Old Home Town Pledges Boost KU Stadium Drive
Gene Morgan, general chairman, handed $210255 from Old Home Town to the KU Endowment Association for the Memorial Stadium expansion, surpassing the $200000 goal though $600000 remained needed. The Douglas County Christmas Bureau planned its holiday outreach. Eudorans faced delays for a new bridge after the old one was wrecked by ice floes.
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Kansas University Memorial Stadium
KU Endowment Association
Gene Morgan
Douglas County Christmas Bureau
Eudorans
All-Big Six football honorees include Evans Fambrough Griffith Schnellbacher
United Press names KU stars Ray Evans Don Fambrough Forrest Griffith and Otto Schnellbacher to first team. November with record cold in Kansas. KU ends football season 54-28 at Arizona after Orange Bowl invite.
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United Press
Ray Evans
Don Fambrough
Forrest Griffith
Otto Schnellbacher
Kansas
Arizona
Pin oak planting planned at Pinckney School Friday
Letter writer Carols Francis thanks community members and Girl Scout connections for a pin oak planting in front of Pinckney School, with approval from the principal and School District 497. Event set for Friday at 4 p.m. in Lawrence.
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Pinckney School
Sixth
Maine
Bill
Vivian King
Sixth Street
Pinckney
Mariner Ship
Lawrence
Carols Francis
Countryside
Whose Liberties Are Really at Stake in Airline Searches
The ACLU critiques procedures for air travel searches citing 6000 arrests in 22 months with only 20 percent for hijacking related contraband. They question seizures of unrelated contraband and advocate stronger protection for passengers while preserving security measures.
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The
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Havana
Jack Weinstein
Eastern District of
New York
Weeks
United States
John Jones
Lizzie Bordens
Paris Peace Talks and Nixon Kissinger Exchange
Washington report covers a simulated exchange between President Nixon and Henry Kissinger about strategy in Vietnam. They discuss pressuring North Vietnam, Saigon, and Thieu, plus options like redefining the cease-fire, bombing plans, and secret strategies, with no clear breakthrough.
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Washington
United States
Paris
Henry Kissinger
Nixon
Waldorf Towers
Henry
Follies - Bergers
Thieu
Saigon
Hanoi
Haiphong Harbor
Cam Ranh Bay
Air Force
Governors Eye Strauss as 1976 Dem Chair Contender
Washington report says Missouri Governor Warren Hearnes’ withdrawal opens a rift in the Democratic Party with 31 governors backing Texan Robert Strauss for national chairman. If endorsed in St. Louis, Strauss could near victory amid counterflows from liberal eastern governors and the Westwood-English faction. The debate centers on party reform versus Southern reentry and control of the 1976 convention.
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Washington
Warren Hearnes
Missouri
Hearnes
National Party
Robert Strauss
Jean Westwood
Texan
Strauss
St. Louis
Mrs. Westwood
Dale Bumpers
Arkansas
David Hall
Oklahoma
Aflcio
Committee On Political Education
COPE
Democratic National Committee
John F. English
National Committee
English
Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
Shapp
Friends
O’brien
O'Brien
Westwood
Today in History November 30 highlights across eras
On this date in 1782 the United States and Britain signed preliminary peace articles ending the Revolutionary War. Other events include the 1864 Battle of Franklin, 1838 Mexico declaring war on France, Churchill’s birth in 1874, the 1939 Soviet attack on Finland, 1942 Rangoon air strikes, 1949 Communist capture of Chungking, Thant becoming UN secretary general in 1956, and McCarthy challenging Johnson in 1968.
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Britain
Paris
Franklin, Tenn
Mexico
France
Vera Cruz
Sir Winston Churchill
Soviet Union
Finland
U.S
Rangoon
Burma
Chungking
China
Gen
A. Thant
United Nations
Sen
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Lyndon B. Johnson
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