Lawrence Daily Journal World rate card and masthead
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists publication details for Ww. C. Simons Fiditor 1891 to 1952 and the World Company offices at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas 66044. Subscription rates are provided for carrier and mail delivery in various regions including Douglas and adjoining counties Kansas City and Missouri and other states.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Kan
Kansas party leadership shifts signal Democratic rise in power
The article analyzes Kansas politics noting a shift from a dominant Republican field to a growing Democratic talent pool. It highlights figures like Bob Docking, Bill Roy, Vern Miller, Bob Brock, and Ed Lindquist, contrasting with Dole and Pearson as remaining party stars, and warns Republicans must cultivate new champions for upcoming elections.
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Bob Docking
Bill Roy
Topeka
Vern Miller
Supreme Court
Miller
Bob Brock
Brock
Ed Lindquist
KU Law School
Lawrence Inn
Docking
Roy
Bob Dole
Banking future in displays at Chicago convention
At McCormick Place the American Bankers Association shows future banking trends with displays of premiums and promotions to lure deposits. The piece notes Christmas themed displays, horticultural premiums, CDs, and the rise of automated self service devices aimed at cutting costs and reducing customer wait times while preserving personal service.
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Chicago
Mccormick Place
American Bankers Association
Santa Claus
War in the Mideast Flares as Arab-Israeli Tensions Escalate
The piece describes a worsening conflict between Israel and Egypt with Syria entering the fray. It warns of heavy losses, widespread suffering, and rising global tensions as oil-rich Arab nations, the US, and powers like Russia and China become involved. It laments the prospect of no good outcomes and urges restraint.
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Mideast
Israel
Egypt
Russia
China
United States
City resolves progress on 9th Town intersection work
City Commission approves a resolution to move forward with solving the troublesome 9th Town intersection. Local officials convene to outline land use guidelines to curb helter skelter development.
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9Th Town
Helterskelter
Eudora High
Mary Eldridge
Margaret Arkaketa
Linda Burkhardt
Kay Lawson
Claudia Dean
Betty Washington
D.A.R
Lawrence High
Atchison
Lions
J. B. Wilson
Lawrence
Kansas Grand Lodge
I. C. Stevenson
Ioof Grand Lodge of
Kansas
Bible message prayer for love in homes and families
A devotional prayer expressing gratitude for parental love and the warmth that turns houses into homes. The message centers on family affection, gratitude, and divine blessing.
How to Cope With the Federal Budget
Washington lawmakers wrestle with creating a workable federal budget mechanism amid Watergate distractions. The piece notes power shifts from Congress to the President, impoundments by Nixon, and reform bills shaped by committee efforts and party leadership.
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Nixon
Congress
Watergate
Government Operations Committee
Sen
Sam Ervin
GOP battles to avert Senate losses in 1974
Republican strategists say they face an uphill fight to hold Senate seats in 1974 after Ohio Senator Saxbe announced his decision to step down. Sources say Kentucky Senator Cook will also leave. Democrats claim a strong chance to win both seats and Utah as well.
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Washington
Senate
Ohio
William B
Sarbe
Bennett
Norris Cotton
New Hampshire
Harold E. Hughes
Iowa
Alan Bible
Nevada
Robert Ray
Hughes
Utah
Kentucky
Milton R. Young
North Dakota
Robert Dole
Kansas
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Thomas F. Eagleton
Missouri
Birch E. Bayh
Indiana
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Connecticut
South Dakota
George McGovern
Young Policemen Learn Lot In Lauderdale Experiment
Lauderdale area youths 18 year olds Danny Steele and Bernie Loos join local police forces after Florida lowered the age of majority. Steele, Fort Lauderdale patrolman, aided a burning van victim on day one. Loos, new Pem broke Pines officer, tackled a burglary suspect on his second night. Nastri notes strict screening for 18 year olds. Cape Kennedy name restored to Cape Canaveral by geographic names panel.
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Sunrise
Bernie Loos
Pembroke Pines
Orlando Nastri
Loos
Steele
Broward Community College
Hollywood, Fla
Nastri
Washington
Cape Kennedy
Cape Canaveral
Federal Committee On Geographic Names
Lou Frey
Florida
Cape
John F. Kennedy
Ponce de Leon
Humphrey Dole Seek National Agricultural Week
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey and Sen. Bob Dole introduce legislation to establish an annual National Agricultural Week the last week of March to honor America's largest industry. The proposal labels farming as the nation’s greatest industry.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Bob Dole
R-Kan
America
Westwood Plans Utah Senate Campaign
Former Democratic national chairman Jean Westwood says she plans a U S Senate bid in Utah but will not announce officially until January or February from her Arizona home. She spoke at an Arizona Women’s Political Caucus event and targets retiring Republican Wallace Bennett’s seat. Kansas craftsmen to showcase work Feb 10 to March 3 at Kansas University in the 20th annual Kansas Designer Craftsmen Show. Judging by Heikki Seppa of Washington University in St Louis.
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Tucson, Ariz
Jean Westwood
Democratic Party
U.S. Senate
Utah
Kansas Craftsmen
Kansas University
Kansas Designer
KU Design Department
Kansas
Heikki Seppa
Washington University
St. Louis
Bush Reorients GOP After Watergate Scandal
Washington AP reports George Bush as Republican national chairman shifts the party from Nixon era landslide to a broader New Majority strategy. He seeks to separate GOP from Watergate, warns of possible losses in New Jersey and Virginia, and launches election oriented programs to aid candidates and minority outreach. Bush notes potential talent in Reagan Connally Rockefeller and Perc
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Washington
George Bush
Nixon
United Nations
National Committee
Bush
New Jersey
Virginia
GOP
Capital Hill
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
Charles H. Percy
John Connally
Winter Storm Hits Rockies With Snow and Watches
The first winter storm dumps up to six inches in Colorado mountains and spreads to central Wyoming with freezing temperatures. Snow blankets lander, wy. rain and drizzle cool western Nebraska and South Dakota. Severe thunderstorm watch issued for parts of Nebraska and Kansas. KU SUA forum with James McCord canceled. talks to bring Caesar Chavez and Sen. George McGovern to speak later. An Allman Brothers concert is in early planning.
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Associated Press
Central Rockies
Colorado Mountains
Colorado
Wyoming
Lander
Wye
Nebraska
South Dakota
Plains
Kansas
Rock Springs
Wyo
Harlingen
Tex
Kansas University Student Union Activities
SUA
James McCord
Watergate
Caesar Chavez
United Farm Workers Union
Sen
George McGovern
Allman Brothers
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John Anderson
Harry Woodring
Walter Haxman
Jim Pearson
Pearson
Capitol Hill
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White House
Morris Kay
Old Home Town
By David S. Broder
House
House Rules Committee
Senate Government Operations Committee
Agnew, Haldeman, Ehrlichman and
Mitchell
Albert
Mansfield
By Carl P. Leabsdorf
AP Political Writer
Lauderdale
Fort Lauderdale, Fla
Danny Steele
Wallace F. Bennett
Humphrey
Mills E. Godwin
Henry Howell
Charles Sandman
William Cahill
Brendan Byrne
Rockies
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