Lawrence Daily Journal World History and Staff Note
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists staff and publication details including editors Dolph Simons Sr and Jr, President Publisher Bill Mayer, Executive Editor Ralph Gage, Managing Editor Ernest Pontius, Advertising Director Leo Eller, and established 1854. It provides subscription rates by carrier and mail for various regions.
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Dolph Simons SR
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Ralph Gage
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Lawrence
Kan
No Big Change In Soviet Dissent and Drug Issues
The piece argues the Soviet Union still fears dissent and uses illness charges, imprisonment, and exile to suppress critics, citing Solzhenitsyn and Ner, while noting limited inter national warmth in dealings. It also quotes Rep. Lester L. Wolff warning about narcotics traffickers lacing marijuana with opium to lure youth into harder drugs and questions capitalist critics' silence on these crimes.
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Lester L. Wolff
D-N.y
Southeast Asia
Wolff
Royko Idea Upset Wrigley Sparked Cubs Debate
Chicago columnist Mike Royko proposed firing players rather than manager Leo Durocher to fix the Cubs a notion that offended Cubs owner P K Wrigley. Royko argued players’ effort should not hinge on approval of their boss and noted the impact of money on performance.
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Mike Royko
Chicago
P. K. Wrigley
Chicago Cubs
Royko
America
Wrigley
Cubs
Leo Durocher
Durocher
The Freshman On Campus: Ten Guidelines For New Hires
A New York AP piece outlines ten maxims from the Organizational Behavior Institute to help new employees avoid early collapse. Core advice covers learning, chart study, mentorship, listening, refraining from old company references, inviting others input, fostering cooperation, avoiding loyalty conflicts, gradual change, and patience before major moves.
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New York
Organizational Behavior Institute
Mortimer Feinberg
ABC
Tom Stevens
Stevens
Cubs Fire Manager Sparks Questionable Leadership
Royko criticizes Wrigley for ousting the manager amid a rough Cubs season. He argues firing leaders sets a poor example to millions of children who follow baseball and suggests a drastic firing message might better motivate workers.
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Wrigley
Cubs
Royko
P. K. Wrigley
Cub
Kissinger Confirmation Fears Higher Fulbright Influence
The piece argues Kissinger will be confirmed but Senate hearings may be dominated by Fulbright’s world view. It notes Fulbright’s skepticism toward clear US Soviet distinctions, contrasts Kissinger’s approach, and discusses Whalen’s critique of Kissinger and Nixon’s foreign policy.
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Henry Kissinger
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mr. Fulbright
Mr. Kissinger
Sen. Fulbright
United States
Soviet Union
Mediterranean
Winston Churchill
Chamberlain
Kissinger
Nixon
Fulbright
Senate
Ambassador Godley
Laos
Richard Whalen
Whalen
Joe Kennedy
Nixon-Kissinger
China
Russia
Nixon Kissinger
Tapping of Brother Stirs Civil Libertarians' Ranks
Washington reports a startling claim that President Nixon tapped his brother Fr Donald Nixon. The piece cites Supreme Court cases and a fictional professor to argue privacy rights and executive power, noting debates over tapping relatives and national security.
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Tapping
Brother
Washington
Nixon
Donald Nixon
Prof. Clemente
Supreme Court
Fillmore
Dillard
South
Secret Service
Washington Post
Mental health center could curb juvenile delinquents
Officials said with pro per funding and leadership the city county mental health center could be used to address juvenile delinquency divorce mental retardation and alcoholism. Heat relief came from a brief shower as drought and humidity persisted with a record hot summer and moisture deficit over eight inches.
Bible Message Prayer Note on Grace and Fellowship
The reading quotes 2 Corinthians 12 9 about grace sustaining weakness. A prayer asks for nonjudgment and willingness to sacrifice so others can share in Christian fellowship. Amen.
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Jesus
Private Colleges Urge Study On Role In State Education
D Arthur Zook executive director of the Associated Independent Colleges of Kansas asked the Legislative Interim Committee on Education to recommend a study to define private colleges and universities future role relative to public education. He criticized a State Master Planning Commission report for not advising on private school role and warned without change enrollment trends could threaten viability.
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Topeka
Kan
D. Arthur Zook
Associated Independent Colleges of Kansas
Zook
Legislative
Master Planning Commission
Kansas
Nixon Oil Threat Shocks Middle East Leaders
President Nixon’s blunt warning that Arab oil may drop markets unsettled Saudi Arabia led King Faisal to pressure for higher production. Yet analysts warn expansion risks economic strain as North Slope Alaska and shale options remain unavailable for years, making Middle East oil crucial to avert shortages.
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Washington
Nixon
Administration
Middle East
Mr. Nixon
Saudi Arabia
U. S
Uncle Sam
Faisal
Iran
Mosaddeq
Nixon Energy
Pert
Dole Seeks End to Fertilizer Price Controls
Senator Bob Dole urged the Cost of Living Council to lift price controls on fertilizers to stop exports and boost U.S. fertilizer sales to farmers. He cited control policies, gas shortages, freight car shortages, and rising crop demand as factors in a fertilizer shortage.
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Topeka
Kan
Bob Dole
Dole
John Dunolp
The
Council
Washington
Cost of Living Council
Kansas
Busing Lawsuit Filed in Topeka
A class action filed in federal court seeks mandatory busing for Topeka USD 501 students claiming racial inequities between eastern north Topeka and western southern districts. The suit names local state and federal education officials and seeks federal aid cutoffs plus 100 million in punitive damages for about 10 000 complainants.
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Topeka, Kan
Topeka Unified School District 501
Fred Phelps
East
North Topeka
Topeka
Kansas City Convention Center Cost Rises Over Court Delay
Dwight Horner, project manager, warned the Kansas City convention center costs could rise by about 100000 for each month the state Supreme Court delays ruling on financing. The court postponed until Oct 8 its decision on using a hotel motel and restaurant receipts tax to back the project.
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Kansas City
State Supreme Court
Dwight Horner
High Court
Horner
Comment Advice on Roses For Fertilization And Care
The article reviews annual rose care, advising monthly feeding until August 1 to harden canes for winter dormancy, reducing watering during dormancy, maintaining spraying for black spot and fungi, and timing transplanting after two to three hard freezes. It notes a challenging year with variable weather but highlights Proud Land as flourishing and Medallion as a notable 1973 All American selection with bloom size and color details.
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Medallion
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Telephone
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Kremlin
Moscow
Solzhenitsyn
John Cunniff
Indochina
Japan
Curtis LeMay
Congress
Churchill
Sam Clemente
Millard Fillmore
Clemente
Prof
Fillmore-Dillard
Ulysses S. Grant
Grant
White House
Old Home Town
U.S
Plymouth Congregational Church
Dale Turner
Grand Rapids
Mich
Community Chest
Girl Reserve Cabinet
Lucille Willett
Jean Frink
Edith Forney
Franchot Tone
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
King Faisal
Pesident Nixon
Chester Lessenden SR
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