Lawrence Daily Journal World publication details and rates
Lawrence Daily Journal World editor W C Simons outlines publication schedule and subscription rates in 1962. Details include daily except Sunday publication at sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas, with carrier and mail options across counties and states.
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the World Company
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Kansas City
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Terrorist GRAIL missile and library site debates
The piece notes U S protests to Soviet Russia over the GRAIL heat seeking launcher found with Palestinian nationalists near Rome’s airport and warns of easy access by terrorists. It also discusses City Commission plans for the Ninth and Vermont library site with bids, possible uses, nostalgia, and preservation questions.
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Soviet Union
Rome
Italy
Russia
Ninth and
Vermont
Fraser Hall
Kansas University
Fraser
U S China Clash Over Korea Set for UN Assembly
At the United Nations General Assembly in New York the United States and China clash over Korea as North and South Korea seek future UN status and troop arrangements. The session opens with Germanys admitted and Kissinger slated to speak as secretary of state.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.s.china
Korea
General Assembly
Soviet Union
Japan
Senate
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
U.N. Command
U.S
South Korea
North Korea
China
U.N. Commission For the Unification and Rehabilitation of
Dedication set for Fred Ellsworth Hall at KU dormitory
In 1963, KU announced dedication ceremonies for October 6 for Fred Ellsworth Hall the university's largest dormitory housing 650 plus students at a cost over 2.6 million dollars honoring the longtime Alumni Association executive secretary. KU enrollment was expected to exceed 11,300 that fall.
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Fred Ellsworth
Alumni Association
Hugo Nieder
Rt. 5
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Campbell recalls botulism scare spurs broader social responsibility
Campbell launched rapid public warnings after botulism fears from tainted soup. Within 24 hours notices reached most residents and 87 percent of the national market. Over 103000 stores checked. no illnesses reported. Recall cost about $10 million as plant shutdowns and investigations followed.
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Campbell
Texas
Housing Upgrades Fall Short In Lawrence Blight Fight
Lawrence city and federal efforts to upgrade dilapidated housing in East and North Lawrence fall short. Only 52 percent of promised code actions completed over two years. 24 of 77 rental properties still below standards with no action planned. Mayor and staff weigh legal steps against landlords as federal funding faces cutbacks and strict rules.
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Lawrence
Journal- World
Kansas University
East Lawrence
NDP
Don Schaake
Watson
Edgewood Homes
Babcock Place
Hill
Fred Pence
Jack Rose
Schaake
Marsha Ebaugh
Oblinger-Smith
Recreation Spending Surges Above Defense Budgets
A U S News and World Report study shows Americans spent 105 billion on recreation in 1972 with a 52 percent rise in leisure equipment sales over five years. Camping booms with four million vehicles and 72 thousand motor homes produced in 1972. Public campsites rose 62 percent since 1967, private sites outnumber public ones, and development of outdoor recreation facilities expands across parks and private lands.
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United States
U.S. News and World Report
National Park Service
Space flight through Skylab era and future promises
Paul E. Jamison of KU reflects on Skylab and the evolution from Mercury to Gemini to Apollo, noting lessons from past tragedies and the growth toward long term space exploration. He envisions a shuttle and a permanent space station enabling repairable satellites and vast future benefits. He asks why space flight faced opposition.
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America
Defense appeals adult certification for teen defendant Burr
In Topeka Shawnee County District Court a hearing on the defense appeal against certifying 17 year old Terry Burr to stand trial as an adult will occur Thursday. Burr faces first degree murder rape and aggravated burglary charges in the Aug 20 death of 81 year old Mary Fortney. Burr was certified as an adult last Friday by Juvenile Court Judge William Honeyman. A separate preliminary hearing for 18 year old Jefferson Sander on the same charges is set for Sept 18.
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Topeka, Kan
Terry Burr
Shawnee
Burr
Mary Fortney
Topeka
William Honeyman
Jefferson Sander
Seminar Link Brings Marland to Kansas Education Forum
Assistant U. S. Secretary Sidney P. Marland will join a Kansas education seminar by telephone from Washington, D.C. The program on Goals and Priorities for Education will be broadcast statewide to 23 locations, enabling two way communication with participants.
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Washington, D.C
Kansas Supreme Court expands right to cross examine in school expulsion cases
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled 4 to 3 that students facing expulsion or long term suspension must have a right to confront and cross examine the principal witness against them. The case involved Gary L. Smith of Wichita West High School and affected due process in a disputed identity and credibility at a school hearing. The decision cited the use of a year-old photograph to identify the assailant and stressed the importance of witness credibility in fair hearings.
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Kan
Kansas Supreme Court
Sedgwick County
Gary L. Smith
Wichita West High School
Martin W. Clemence
Ant
Supreme Court
Jerome Harman
Clemence
Smith
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