Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publication details
Lawrence Daily Journal World based in Lawrence Kansas lists staff including Dolph C Simons Sr and Jr Bill Mayer. editors Ralph Gage Ernest Pontius. advertising director Leo Eller. publisher owners The World Company. Publication address Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence KS 66044 with varying subscription rates by carrier or mail across regions.
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Dolph Simons SR
Dolph C. Simons
Bill Mayer
Ralph Gage
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Davwrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Lawrence
Journal-World Ethics and Community Promise
The Journal-World outlines its commitments to accurate fair news reporting and separation of opinion from facts. It pledges protection of citizens rights regardless of race or economic status and support for community projects that improve local life.
FBI makes 18500 employees sign confidential work pledge
The FBI requires about 18 500 employees to sign a statement reaffirming that FBI work is confidential and that leaks may lead to criminal or civil penalties. The move, tied to a reorganization under director Clarence Kelley, aims to curb leaks highlighted by Watergate and the Agnew case and follows a Supreme Court ruling validating secrecy in the CIA.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Bureau
FBI
Spiro T. Agnew
Kansas City
Clarence Kelley
Supreme Court
Central Intelligence Agency
Victor L. Marchetti
CIA
Marchetti
Esquire Magazine
Watergate
Agnew
Kelley
Kansas University
Nixon Hindered By Scandal
Washington reports quote an intimate urging a one month vacation for President Nixon amid Watergate pressures. Nixon travels eight times in three weeks from White House to Camp David to Key Biscayne as aides note reduced accessibility, focus on hearings, and limited discussions with new appointees.
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Nixon
White House
Camp David
Key Biscayne
San Clemente
Washington
Oval Office
Executive
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Mr. Nixon
Charles G
Bebe) Rebozo
Agents rally behind leadership amid calls for Kelley’s return
A sense of esprit de corps surrounds the agency as the workforce backs Clarence Kelley. Supporters argue his training, professionalism, and ethics can restore order, with a belief he will reclaim control or resign if thwarted. The prevailing view is that the outcome serves the national interest.
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Clarence Kelley
Kelley
KU Workmen Remove Street Car Tracks Near Main Campus
KU workers began removing street car tracks between Frank Strong Hall and Bailey Chemical Lab as the university prepares for the fall semester. Housing demand rises with rooms for 75 single undergraduates and Labor Day traffic worries loom for local officers amid improving rain and mild weekend temperatures.
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Frank Strong
Bailey Chemical Lab
Education
Big Six
Instant Analysis of Lincoln Gettysburg Speech Broadcast
Everett Eyebrow hosts a freewheeling studio discussion with Samuel Stiletto and Dirk Smirh evaluating Lincoln's Gettysburg dedication remarks. They critique brevity, padding, and the president's perceived lack of concrete war guidance amid drafts, casualties, and strategic urgency.
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Everett Eyebrow
Washington
Blue Network
Lincoln
Gettysburg Military Cemetery
Samuel Stiletto
Dirk Smirh
Sam
Geettysburg
Dirk
Edward Everett
America
World leaders push for wide talks amid shifting power balance
Paris reports show Brezhnev meeting Nixon in Washington and Paris while Brandt Pompidou visits fuel a growing sense that Europe and the United States may hold decisive economic talks. French financiers fear the US debt stance hints at domestic politics undermining postwar creditor status.
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Paris
Brezhnev
Washington
Nixon
Willy Brandt
Pompidou
Germany
Europe
United States
America
United
Watergate echoes in Europe and U S trade talks
A reader reflects on Watergate and its impact as European officials cite inflation and high prices as their main domestic issue. The piece contrasts U S politics with European views while noting trade, money, and the gap in understanding the Watergate affair abroad.
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Europe
U. S
Pill Tales Show Americans and European Remedies Clash
A correspondent recalls a dinner party where Americans traded pills with a French guest, highlighting differing beliefs in miracle drugs. The tale follows a night of self medicating with varied prescriptions, allergy reactions, and assorted remedies at a Hollywood hotel and in the city.
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Rene
America
Lancaster
Sept 1 in History 1973 Highlights World Events
Today marks the 244th day of 1973 with events from 1939 when World War II began with Germany invading Poland to 1960s and 1970s milestones. Notable items include the Burr treason acquittal in 1807, Greece recalling King George II in 1946, and Bobby Fischer becoming U.S. champion in 1972 with Spassky in Reykjavik.
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Germany
Poland
William Penn
America
Richmond
Aaron Burr
U.S. Navy
Tokyo
Yokohama
Japan
U.S
Misanes
Greece
George II
U.N. Security Council
Israel
Iran
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky
Reykjavik
Iceland
Melvin R. Laird
Harold Arlen
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