Lawrence Daily Journal World Editorial Details
Lawrence Daily Journal World staff listing shows Dolph Simmons Sr as editor and Dolph C Simons Jr as president and publisher with other senior editors and departments. The paper is published daily except Sunday by The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas 66044.
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Dolph Simmons SR
Dolph ¢. Simons JR
Ernic St
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Ian
Telephone
Push Clinton Parkway work now despite delays and questions
Community leaders urge immediate action at city county and state levels to start Clinton Parkway construction and gather required reports. Officials warn of road usage projections 10 000 vehicles daily and 3 million visitors annually once opened while delays threaten a 1982 completion.
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Clinton Parkway
Clinton Reservoir
Lawrence
Douglas County
Corps of Engineers
Environmental Protection Agency
Department of Interior
Clinton
Twenty-Third
Common market for college education in Minnesota Wisconsin
Minnesota and Wisconsin operate a common market letting students pay in state tuition to attend public colleges across both states. About 3 000 students have used it. most cross from Minnesota to Wisconsin. No enrollment limit, saving costs. questions remain about expansion and veterinary medicine slots.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Wendell Anderson
North Dakota
South Dakota
Towa
Anderson
Minnesota-Wisconsin
Wisconsonites
University of Wisconsin
University of Minnesota
Patrick J. Lucey
Lacey
Lucey
School of Veterinary Medicine
Pat
Jefferson on republican virtue and gambling
The text argues that gambling erodes industry and thrift, contrasting with republican virtue. It cites a national hymn urging self control and questions government support for lotteries and similar schemes as harmful to morality, urging legislative rejection.
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Thomas Jefferson
Medical education bill spurs KU Medical Center growth
Dean Arden Miller said congressional approval of Kennedy’s medical education bill would allow the KU medical center to grow in an orderly, productive fashion. The local scene also notes fall weather opening football season and local honors. Julius Holmes returns to the American Embassy in London as first counselor after 11 years in Army related industry roles. E. C. Bussing elected head of Old Settlers Association with Will Gorrill as vice president.
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KU Medical School
Arden Miller
Kennedy
Lawrence High
Neal Wherry
Dan Kahler
LHS
E. C. Bussing
Old Settlers Assn
Will Gorrill
Julius Holmes
Lawrence
London
Today’s Bible Message Prayer Focus
A devotional note asks believers to seek clear spiritual sight and humility. It prays for forgiveness of pride and for sensitivity to God’s direction through suffering, ending with Amen.
McGovern and the Triple A Aftermath
Washington debate over George McGovern fuels lingering party fears ten months after defeat. Richard Dougherty's memoir claims a liberal Democrat suggested McGovern’s stand on abortion amnesty and marijuana shaped the “triple A” campaign but the quote’s authorship remains disputed. Major conclusions warn of history rewriting and possible 1976 missteps.
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Washington
George McGovern
Mr. Christian
McGovern
Doubleday
Richard Dougherty
Middle America
Dougherty
Miami Beach
Personalities report on summer in lighthearted school essays
Washington school readers share how public figures spent their break. Dick Nixon recounts trips to San Clemente Camp David and Rey Bis cayne with notes on loans and tapes, while Teddy Agnew disputes cookie jar accusations and political aims. Martha Mitchell vents frustrations and Kissinger highlights travel and study plans.
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Washington
Dickie Nixon
San Clemente
Camp David
Rey Biscayne
Washington, D.C
Bebe Rebozo
Bobby Abplanalo
John Dean
Sammy Ervin
Palm Springs
Frankie Sinatra
Baltimore
Teddy Agnew
Martha Mitchell
Helen Thomas
John
Dickie
U.S.-Chile Debate Over Allende Ouster Continues
Senior officials question whether the Chilean coup served long term U.S. interests. Some argue Allende’s continued term might have worsened Chilean economic suffering, while others say the takeover could aid U.S. commercial interests. State Department briefings show frustration over claims of U.S. involvement.
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Washington
U.S
Salvador Allende
Allende
Chile
State Department
Paul Hare
Hare
NOW Protests JC Funding At Tulsa Jaycees Seminar
About 50 NOW representatives picketed in front of the Fairmont-Mayo Hotel in Tulsa during a three day Jaycees training event protesting a $400 000 federal grant. Dr Sarah Allison criticized the Jaycees for excluding women from full membership and said the grant aids poor communities only if women can speak. The protesters argued the money should benefit poor black women and questioned use of Office of Economic Opportunity funds.
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Kansas
George Will
Washington
National Review Magazine
Balderdash
Maryland
Tulsa
Okla
National Organization of Women (Now
U.S. Jaycees
Fairmont-Mayo Hotel
Jaycees
Sarah Allison
Office of Economic Opportunity
Allison
Birth of a Nation and the enduring stereotypes it echoes
The writer reviews Birth of a Nation calling it a classic racist film that mirrors modern cinema's prejudices. It criticizes three black roles Uncle Tom Happy Darky Mammy and condemns the film’s white savior narrative and Reconstruction misrepresentations. The piece links these depictions to ongoing myths about black Americans and family dynamics.
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Uncle Tom
Happy Darky
Uncle Toms
Massa
Sidney Poitier
5Th Avenue
Tom
Mammy
Moynihan
Missy
Bagels Price Jump Tied to Phase 4 Squeeze
Rep. Bertram Podell argues bagel prices rose due to Phase 4, blaming Nixon’s wheat sale to the Soviet Union and the end of wheat price controls. He notes bagels in New York City have climbed to 12 to 15 cents, a 20 to 50 percent rise, while labor costs and bakers’ profits stayed the same.
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Washington
Bertram Podell
D-N.y
New York City
Podell
Girl 2 Died After Being Hit By Car in Kansas City
Bridgette Halbrook aged two died after a car struck her as she ran across a street in Kansas City Kansas. She was the daughter of Mrs. Beverly Bee of Bonner Springs.
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Kansas City
Kan
Bridgette Halbrook
Beverly Bee
Bonner Springs
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