Lawrence Daily Journal World Masthead 1891 1952 Editor W C Simons
The Lawrence Daily Journal World publishes under editor W C Simons from 1891 to 1952. It states publication details, pricing for carriers and mail, and classified as Second Class postage paid at Lawrence.
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the World Company
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Lawrence
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Five unsolved murders shake Franklin County area
A spate of five unsolved killings since last March unnerves Ottawa region residents. An 80-year-old farmer was found shot in his shed while a Kansas City woman corpse was found in a hayfield last August. A Highway 59 Killer theory surfaces amid calls for a special crime task unit and cross-agency cooperation.
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Middlescence and its Pitfalls in Corporate Life
New York AP reports middlescence as a crisis for men ages 2 to 55 in large corporations. It warns of drained managerial resources if firms fail to understand this change and notes the shift from bureaucrats to technocrats in decision making.
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Halloween in Lawrence Aims for Peaceful Night
The commentary urges nonviolence during Halloween and expresses hope that Lawrence will maintain its record of low trouble. It stresses negotiating beyond war’s futility and channels youthful energy into positive activities guided by teachers, parents, and peers to prevent vandalism this year.
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Lawrence notices mix politics, parking, and rates in 1963 card
Old Home Town items note KU officials warning about a chain letter bond scheme and a costly illegal plan. John M Bailey tours with Kansas lawmakers while Harold Horn cites downtown parking as a goal. The council raises water rates to a $1.15 minimum as Mrs. Dolph Simons chairs the event.
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Frank Carlson
Dolph Simons
Dwight Havens
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Cal. Ward
Kansas City
TV Could Save Fuel If We Lie About Weather
A columnist argues that TV networks could temper weather reports to conserve fuel during a severe shortage. He urges misreporting or softening forecasts to push thermostat adjustments and energy saving across the nation, citing Soviet practice as precedent.
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Washington
Billings
Mont
Las Vegas
Portland
Magic Horn onstage prompts eager young audience in KU show
Fourth to sixth graders fill seats as The Magic Horn unfolds. Charlot and Roland embark on a perilous quest to reclaim Durandal from Fabrina with themes of honor and overcoming fear. Cast led by Tim Connors and Bob Davis. Marsha Stathas directs. costumes by Don Essmiller enhance a Dark Ages setting.
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Durandal
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Marsha Stathas
Tim Connors
Bob Davis
Clifford Rakerd
Helen Thompson
Karen Pratt
Falerina
Angelica
Linda Wharton
Dan D. Walters
Joel W. Knapp
Peggy Shortridge
Amy Rea
Keith Pickering
Don Essmiller
Stars in Hollywood Battle Weight With Personal Plans
In a Los Angeles report entertainers reveal methods to shed pounds. Gregory Peck admits fluctuations. Jack Lemmon trims bread and wine. Carol Burnett leads group exercise. Merle Oberon swims daily. Clint Eastwood and Charlton Heston train regularly. Mike Connors diets with high protein weeks. Eddie Albert grows organic vegetables. Richard Roundtree favors a snug leather suit. James Garner once pursued auto racing for balance before reverting to tennis and golf.
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Fashionable Causes In Fancy Settings Debate
Andrew Stein, a young New York Assemblyman, favors fashionable causes in posh venues. He attacked Sen. Buckley over school lunch funding, arguing for larger federal subsidies while critiquing Buckley’s stance as lacking humanity. The piece mocks Stein’s motives and questions why New Yorkers seek federal aid instead of local funding.
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New York
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James L. Buckley
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Dean Swift
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Letter responding to Kissinger impeachment debate in Journal-World
John B. Jones argues against impeaching Henry Kissinger following Carol Eller’s Oct 24 letter. Jones notes no one seeks impeachment and signs from 925 Murrow Ct.
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Henry Kissinger
John. B. Jones
Murrow
Roy says judiciary panel to inspect Leavenworth prison
A House Judiciary subcommittee will inspect the U S Penitentiary at Leavenworth Kansas. Representative Bill Roy Democrat from Kansas said the visit will occur Wednesday.
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House Judiciary Committee
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Leavenworth
Bill Roy
D-Kan
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