Lawrence Daily Journal World publisher details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists D C Simons Jr as executive editor and A Simons as editor and advertising manager. It notes publication daily except Sundays by The World Company in Lawrence Kansas with circulation and subscription rates for local and distant areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph C. Simons JR
Soeller
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Nixon and Finley clash with leadership and ethics
The article examines President Nixon's drift toward dictatorial power amid Watergate and impeachment talk, criticizing his domestic and international conduct. It also covers Charles Finley's controversial handling of Athletics player Mike Andrews, his justification, and the impact on baseball and fan support.
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Finley
Athletics
Mike Andrews
Andrews
Commissioner of Baseball
A’s
Oakland
Plan to block Ford delays vice presidency decision
The article describes liberal House Democrats aiming to block Gerald Ford’s swift approval as vice president to press for extensive inquiry and political maneuvering. Speaker Carl Albert and Rep. Rodino pledge thorough investigation while some conservatives push for quick action, highlighting a split within the Democratic caucus and a debate over the 25th Amendment.
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Washington
Gerald Ford
Nixon
Carl Albert
House
Ford
White House
Albert
Senate
Gerry Ford
Peter Rodino
New Jersey
House Judiciary Committee
Robert Sikes
Florida
Rodino
John Moss
California
Rep
John Dingell
Michigan
Donald Fraser
Minnesota
Dingell
Fraser
FBI
Robert Drinan
Massachusetts
George McGovern
Sargent Shriver
McGovern
Angela Davis
Congress
Drinan
Old Home Town Memories From Past Lawrence Scenes
A compact look back recalls a 30 year old Jack Wolfe killed in a private plane crash at Norman airport en route to KU Oklahoma game from Colby where he coached and taught. The piece also notes 25 and 40 year ago items including club officers and political scrutiny of rail boxcar shortages.
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Lawrence
Jack Wolfe
Norman
Colby
Wolfe
Air Force
United Fund
James Perry
Fred Allen
W. A. McClain
Lawrence Country Club
U.S
Clyde Reed
Kansas
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Senate
Tulsa University
Lawrence High
Emporia High
Will French
University of Tennessee At Knoxville
Sterling
Regents Push Legislation To Help KU Athletic Deficit
The Kansas Board of Regents seeks legislative aid to waive fees for student athletes, a move that could save KU athletics $142,500 but faces opposition from lawmakers who question public funding. Regents defend athletics as a public relations asset while internal budget scrutiny remains limited.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Athletic Corporation
Henry Bubb
Topeka
Regents
Bubb
Board of Regents
KU Athletic Board
John Eberhardt
Wichita
KSU
Archie Dykes
Clyde Walker
Walker
Robert Sterling
Arthur Young
Eberhardt
EU Athletic Board
Major Political Contests Tough to Find This Year
The piece surveys political races in New York New Jersey and California. It highlights Abraham Beame and John Marchi in NYC, Brendan Byrne and Charles Sandman in New Jersey, and policy debates on taxation corruption and schooling with Watergate’s shadow.
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New York City
Abraham Beame
John Marchi
California
Congress
New Jersey
Boston
Harvard
Brendan Byrne
Charles Sandman
Sandman
Legal Opinions on Tape Evidence in Watergate
Legal experts say only the tapes themselves or a destroyed tape summary could be admissible. summaries likely fail the best evidence rule. Yale and Columbia scholars warn summaries raise hearsay and credibility issues, while authentic tapes with proper possession could be admitted.
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Abraham Goldstein
Yale Law School
Goldstein
Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
Sam Ervin
D.N.C
Harold Korn
Columbia Law School
Korn
Sirica Looms Large in Watergate Tapes Crisis
Judge John J. Sirica, famed for pressing Truth in Watergate, faces a potentially decisive role as Nixon defies court orders on the taped material. Cox’s successor actions, Bork’s looming plan, and a possible contempt finding hover as courts weigh the President’s summary proposal and access for Sen. John C. Stennis.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
U.S
John J. Sirica
Archibald Cox
U.S. Court of Appeals
Cox
Sirica
Sen
Ior
J. Fred Buzhardt
Buzhardt
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Watergate Committee
John
Appeals
Robert H. Bork
Mafioso Angelo DeCarlo Dies at 71 After Cancer Sentence
Angelo Gyp DeCarlo, 71, longtime mob figure in Mountainside New Jersey, died Saturday after his 12-year extortion sentence was commuted by President Nixon due to terminal cancer. He had been fined $20,000 and imprisoned in 1970 amid Mafia investigations. Curtis Murdock, 53, of Spring Hill Kansas, perished in a Sunday plane crash. passenger James Newton, 42, hospitalized with unknown injuries.
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Mountainside
N.J
Angelo
DeCarlo
Nixon
Spring Hill
Kan
Curtis L. Murdock
James D. Newton
University of Kansas Medical Center
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
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William Ruckelshaus
Richardson
Ruckelshaus
Charles O. Finley
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Old Home Town
Kansas Senate
Ways and Means
Ross Doyen
Concordia
The
Journal- World
House of Representatives
Clyde Hill
R-Yates Center
Robert Bennett
Overland Park
Pete Loux
Hill
Doyen
Kansas State University
Bob
Womack
William Buckley JR
Ronald Reagan
Byrne
Mr. Byrne
Associated Press
Melvin R. Laird
H.R. Haldeman
Haldeman
John W. Dean III
Dean
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