Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publication details
Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead lists editor Dolph Simons Sr Jr president publisher Bill Mayer and staff roles. Published daily except Sunday by The World Company from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with established rates and Associated Press affiliation. The notice is dated Thursday Evening Sept 13 1973.
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Dolph Simons SR
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Ralph Gage
Ernest Pontius
Leo Ellerne
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kaw
Telephone
FBI Opens New External Affairs Division Under Kelley
The new FBI director J. Edgar Kelley appoints Robert Russ Franck to head external affairs as part of an openness push. He plans management training, improved media relations, and direct briefings for top agents to restore public confidence and enhance communication across offices.
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Clarence Kelley
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Robert Russ Franck
Kelley
Kansas University
Kansas City, Mo
J. Edgar Hoover
Washington
Watergate
Bureau
Inflationary pressures lift labor share in 1972 industrial costs
A Standard & Poor's study shows wages and benefits rose to 26.4 cents of every sales dollar in 1972, up from 25.9 in 1971, with overtime and reactivated facilities boosting labor costs while output per manhour fell. A separate First National City Bank report forecasts dollar depreciation abroad in 1973.
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New York
Standard & Poor’s
First National City Bank
U.S
Sweden
Luxembourg
Canada
France
New Zealand
Australia
Belgium
Germany
Austria
Norway
Denmark
Netherlands
Switzerland
Spain
United Kingdom
Finland
Japan
South Africa
Italy
Portugal
Ireland
Turkey
Iceland
Yugoslavia
Minimum wage bill could harm marginal workers
The text argues raising the wage from 1.60 to 2.00 would push marginal workers from jobs, despite some workers earning more. It suggests Congress should skip Nixon's veto and craft a more realistic bill focused on protecting undervalued workers, requiring hard work but potentially rewarding outcome.
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Nixon
Congress
Lawrence items show KU campus projects and local politics
The report notes a $750,000 Blake Hall replacement under construction at KU, planning meetings with city officials for Lawrence development, mental hospital reform talks led by Gov. Carlson, KU alum Ray Evans undergoing rib cartilage surgery, Greek groups gaining or renewing charters, and Lawrence public schools enrolling 2,901 students. A postmaster job drive lists 15 applicants as Mrs. Orville Chatterton dies from auto injuries. Then a prayer closes the item.
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George Towle
St. John’s Catholic Church
Santa Monica
Calif
Blake Hall
Lawrence
Harold Horn
Frank Carlson
Ray Evans
Pittsburgh
Acacia
Phi Kappa Sigma
Phi Kappa Tau
Orville Chatterton
Kissinger Nomination Delayed By Justice Department Action
A stalled confirmation by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee hinges on a Justice Department report. Senator Case notes the panel cannot act until that document arrives, with Senator Fulbright concurring. The piece describes Nixon’s antileak measures, including broad telephone taps, and Kissinger’s involvement as NSC aide in the secret material flowing between officials.
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Kissinger
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Justice Department
Clifford Case
Fulbright
FBI
Nixon
Haldeman
Sen
Henry Kissinger
Senate
Secretary of State
Securities Price Hikes Defy Economic Law Again
New York AP reports the securities industry will raise commissions this fall despite weak demand and job cuts. The SEC and DOJ push to end private club pricing, moving toward a central market and unbundled services as profits shrink.
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New York
Securities and Exchange Commission
New York Stock Exchange
SEC
Cosmetic changes at Attica prompt debate on reforms
Two years after the Attica uprising critics say reforms are cosmetic and underfunded. The new superintendent cites a 30-member inmate committee, furloughs, and education as steps, while opponents warn of insufficient money for a nine-year master plan costing 276 million dollars to shift toward individualized rehabilitation and fewer maximum security inmates.
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Attica
N.Y
Devolt
New York
Arthur Eve
Ernest L. Montange
Remembering HRH Helen Hoopes a KU writing giant
J E McMullen of KA Class of 1928 recalls Helen Rhoda Hoopes who shaped many KU students with joyful writing instruction. The letter honors her impact beyond rigid teaching norms and notes her ahead of her time. Also listed: five Lawrence school reps attend the 24th State Guidance Conference at Emporia State College.
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J.E. McMullen
Great Bend
Lawrence
Patardhy
Emporia State Colege
Problems There There The Soviet Side Of Wheat Coup
A spoof transcript purports to show a Moscow Politburo meeting debating Soviet wheat gains from U.S. exports. It depicts bread shortages, mass consumption orders, and threats of bread line coercion to accelerate a worldwide socialist revolution while criticizing U.S. policy at SALT talks.
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Washington
United States
Moscow
Politburo
Belgrade
China
Soviet Union
Siberia
Burmese Rebels Offer to Destroy Opium to End Southeast Asian Trade
Rep. Lester L. Wolff said Burmese Shan State Army rebels offered to destroy 400 tons of opium to end exports from Southeast Asia in exchange for foreign support to shift Burma toward legal constitutional government and crop substitution programs.
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Washington
House
Southeast Asia
Lester L. Wolff
D-N.y
State Department
Burma
Shan State Army
Shan State
Wolff
Art
Drug Enforcement Administration
Thailand
Laos
Wolffe
U.S
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Lawrence Daily Journal- World
W. C. Simons
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulation
The
Associated Press
English Channel
Britain
England
Channel
John Cunniff
Old Home Town
God
Divine Redeemer
Jesus
William Buckley JR
National Security Council
Senate Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Correctional Services Department
Journal-World
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
Thelma Gordon
Margaret Holdeman
Virginia Knecht
Maxine Loyd
Linda Suderman
Art Buchwald
Leningrad
Marx-Eagles Baking Co
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Tito
America
Salt Talks
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