Lawrence Daily Journal World list of staff and editorial details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists staff positions including Editor President Publisher Executive Editor and Managing Editor. It provides address Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas 66044 and contact number 843 1000. It notes established 1854 and publication details with subscription rates for various regions.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
China Cautious on Middle East War as Kis singer Visit Clouds
China avoided direct action in the Yom Kippur War, denouncing U.S. and Soviet moves while abstaining in U.N. action. Analysts say Beijing’s stance reflects anti-U.S.-Soviet policy and a desire to curb Soviet influence, with Kissinger’s planned U.S. trip adjusted from late October to November.
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United States
Russia
Middle East
China
Washington
Moscow
United Nations
Peking
U.N
Old Concepts Die Hard
New York AP notes that fixed currency exchange rates, once seen as essential after World War II, collapsed as the dollar lost its kingpin status. Proponents of floating rates argued economies would discover values via market forces, with Milton Friedman cited as a major advocate. The article underscores how fears of systemic collapse proved unfounded as rates floated.
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New York
Montgomery Ward & Co
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Milton Friedman
Morgan Guaranty
Experts warn rising crime includes terrorism and technological theft
Dr. Michael Flooner warns that common crimes are joined by terrorism and techno crime, with criminals using computers and finance abroad. He urges stronger state and national action, saying localized police are overwhelmed by modern, global criminal networks.
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Michael Flooner
New York
Post Office bids sought for new 7th and Vt site
The U S Post Office Department announced competitive bids to build and lease a new site at 7th and Vt with an estimated cost around 700 000 The building would be constructed by a private firm and leased to the government for a long term Governor John Anderson attended KU Homecoming activities featuring a Kansas State football game The downtown area saw its first freeze of the season with a 32 degree reading in many areas New York Braves shortstop Alvin Dark was named National League rookie of the year The Crosley poll projected Dewey and Warren as likely GOP presidential nominees The mayor moved Halloween to Saturday as October 31 fell on Sunday Rotary heard Bishop James Wise speak Dean G Brandt KU died in Kansas City after illness The weather remained unusually sharp for the season
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U.S. Post Office Department
7Th and
John Anderson
New York
Alvin Dark
Boston Braves
Crosley
GOP
Tom Dewey
Earl Warren
James Wise
Rotary
J. G. Brandt
KU College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Kansas City
Detente and the 1970s Arab Israeli conflict analysis
An editorial recounts US aid to Israel during the Golan and Suez pressures, the UN cease fire, Soviet responses, and the ensuing detente tensions. It argues the United States pressed Israel to halt actions, warns of military strain, and calls for clear presidential discourse on military limits amid Arab-Israeli shifts.
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United States
Israel
Suez Canal
UN Security Council
Soviet Union
U.S
Letters on Rural Highway votes and UNICEF stance
Leavenworth County Highway Department thanks the Journal-World for printing articles on the Rural County Highway System vote. Roy Leban urges aid for war victims as UNICEF funds support children worldwide, not governments. A U.S. statement condemns conditions on missing in action information and repatriation. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Bailey, Linwood, Kan.
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Leavenworth County Highway Department
Investigation of Albert Urged
Oklahoma State Republican leaders call for a thorough congressional investigation of Albert as he moves in direct line to the presidency. Clarence Warner said the probe would be even handed and not a partisan move.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Carl Albert
D-Okla
Gerald R. Ford
Oklahoma
Clarence Warner
Newsmen
Albert
Warner
Clark Calls Thompson Unfit. Seeks Disbarment
Former Illinois attorney general Ramsey Clark urged disbarment of U S attorney James R Thompson after Thompson called Spiro Agnew a common crook during the Agnew case. Clark spoke at a Champaign news conference criticizing executive branch officials including Thompson.
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Champaign, Ill
Ramsey Clark
U.S
Clark
Watergate
Archibald Cox
James Thompson
Thompson
Northern Illinois
Justice Department
Agnew
Missing Americans search team reports Hanoi refusal
U S military team searching for 2400 missing or presumed dead in Indochina says Communists refuse to provide any information or assistance. The U S delegation notes with concern and regret the continued refusal of the North Vietnamese and Viet Cong to cooperate.
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Reds
South Vietnam
M.I.A
Cartoon A smiling politician soothes the cat’s head
A Washington cartoonist depicts a smiling politician soothing the alley cat named America while pulling its leg. The caption mentions Mrs. Peg Kahn of 1724 Kentucky Street.
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America
Peg Kahn
Owen Evaluates Run for Kansas Governor in 1974
Lt. Gov. Dave Owen weighs a 1974 GOP bid amid Watergate fallout and national politics. The Topeka interview notes doubts about party unity and youth as assets while projecting Miller as likely Democratic rival. Docking’s Senate run cited as reshaping state race dynamics.
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Topeka
Kan
Dave Owen
Owen
Kansas
Nixon
Republican Party
Republican Party of
Heir Apparent Line Up For President If Nixon Ousted
discussion outlines a constitutional succession scenario with Nixon brothers Edward and Donald and nephew Donald Jr as potential heirs. Bonnie Prince Don is noted for international ties but too young, regent proposals include Bebe Rebozo, and a nonroyal option cites Paul Delisle, a Washington maitre d hotel, as a compromise.
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Edward Nixon
Duke of
Seattle
Edward
Donald
Howard Hughes
Nixon
Donald Jr
Bonnie Prince Don
Donald Sr
Robert Vesco
Costa Rica
Bebe Rebozo
Nixons
Somone
Julie Eisenhower
Paul Delisle
Sans Souci
Washington
Douglas Sets Tenure Record on Supreme Court
Justice William C. Douglas, 75, announced he has no plans to retire and set a new tenure record as the longest-serving member of the Supreme Court. The previous record was 34 years, 195 days held by Stephen Field who left in 1897. Douglas noted Holmes did much of his best work after turning 80.
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Washington
William C. Douglas
Douglas
Stephen Field
Oliver Wendell ‘Holmes
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