Lawrence Daily Journal World publication details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists editor Simons 1891 to 1952 and notes daily publication except Sundays. It provides contact at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas 66044 and a telephone number 843-1000. Subscription rates are given for carrier and mail in various regions and second class postage is paid in Lawrence.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Housing shortage cited as growth barrier by Kansas official
Lieutenant Governor Dave Owen warned that Kansas faces a serious housing shortage threatening future growth. He cited storms that damaged over 1,000 homes and high interest rates as blockers, urging state and private cooperation to add 50 000 units by 1975 and 250 000 by 1990, with rural and urban financing and production hurdles needing industrialized housing.
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Owen
Buck Rogers Legacy in Space Reveals Skylab Era Parallels
The piece surveys how Buck Rogers optimism mirrors real space strides and notes Skylab missions redefining exploration into exploitation of space as a global resource. It cites 59 percent mission stays, evolving public interest, and the need to apply knowledge toward peaceful progress.
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Buck Rogers
Buck
Alura
Buddy
Wilma
Dr. Huer
Kane
Ardala
Buck Rogers and Co
Skylab
Paper May Be Our Undoing
New York AP reports that excessive paper work burdens businesses and government. GAO says Defense procurement could save about 30 million yearly by simpler forms, fewer copies, and narrower competition.
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New York
Internal Revenue Service
Social Security Administration
Government Accounting Office
GAO
Department of Defense
Defense Department
Army Material Command
Washington Monument
Defense
Congress
Douglas County memory items span nine events and deaths
Recollections from 1963 1948 and 1933 note Wesley Norwood's reelection Henry Fishburns death at 102 Clarence Douglass and others as officers of local clubs the Boston Braves pennant Ring Lardner's Chicago death and K 10 resurfacing plans with Harry Darby prayers conclude the item
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Wesley Norwood
Douglas County Mental Health Assn
Henry Fishburn
Lawrence
Madison Coombs
Ladies Literary League
Forrest Jackson
W. K. Kelley
T. G. Fitch
Clarence Douglass
John Brand
Myrtle
Doubts on Chilean Massacre Witnesses and Allende Legacy
A writer questions an American couple’s claim of hundreds executed in Santiago STadium and critiques Allende’s government. He invokes democracy’s fragility, compares Chile to Peru and Greece, and warns against idealizing revolutions while condemning junta brutality. He notes inflation, exiled leaders, and political violence shaping opinions.
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Miami
National Stadium
Santiago
Junta
Allende
Weimar
Faroukian
Tornado Strikes Greenleaf Kansas Killing Two
Mayor Matt Uhlik watched bulldozers clear rubble as Greenleaf residents cope with a tornado that killed two people Angela Buhr age four Harmyn Buhr age one and injured others. Leonard Walter warned residents saving lives and the town rallied with volunteers and meals amid outages.
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Greenleaf
Kan
Matt Uhlik
Uhick
Nebraska
Leonard Walter
Walter
George Buhr
Angela Buhr
Harmyin Buhr
Buhr
Jo Ann
Washington, Kan
Gary Padgett
Clay Center
Here
Civic Symphony Debut Delights Lawrence Audiences
Lawrence praises its Civic Symphony on opening night at Lawrence High School as about 800 fans braved rain to applaud. Guest director Dr. George Lawner and soloist Robert Ward earn high praise for a demanding program from Mozart to Mussorgsky with strong orchestral teamwork.
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Lawrence
Civic Symphony
Lawrence High School
George Lawner
Mozart
Beethoven
Mussorgsky
Lawner
Kiev
Friends of Music
Union
Agnew challenges shadow over 1976 presidential race
The Washington report notes Vice President Spiro Agnew faces grand jury scrutiny over Maryland graft accusations while the Watergate era stains linger on the 1976 race. Nixon urges innocence presumption as contenders begin early moves amid a clouded political climate. Separately in Kansas, Washburn football players desert drills citing personal conflicts as seven to eleven depart.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Nixon
Maryland
Sendward M. Kennedy
Chappaquiddick
White House
KU and the Arts review of three one act plays at Murphy Hall
The KU Experimental Theater opens three one act pieces by Jack Gilhooley and Dan Duling at Murphy Hall through Sept. 30. The reviewer finds two plays conventional and sermonizing with uneven directing and acting, while All Singing and Dancing by Dan Duling shows strong direction and inventive staging with notable performances by Michael Wise and Angela Pothetes, touching on male nudity and propriety.
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KU Experimental Theater
Murphy Hall
Jack Gilhooley
Eastern
David Cox
Hood
Dan Duling
Wise
Michael’ Wise
Angela
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