Lawrence Daily Journal World front matter 1973 edition
The Lawrence Daily Journal World editors and staff are listed for the 1973 edition dated Thursday April 12. Publication details show The World Company in Lawrence Kansas with office at Sixth and New Hampshire and carrier and mail subscription rates across Kansas, Missouri and national addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
City
United States
Tenure Debate Highlights Role in Academic Freedom and Excellence
A Ford Foundation funded year long study by the Commission on Academic Tenure in Higher Education endorses tenure as the best safeguard of academic freedom and teaching quality while urging reform of how it is applied. It warns against term contracts and notes deficiencies in administration. The report offers 47 recommendations aimed at institutions, boards, and faculty to improve tenure without overhauling the concept.
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Commission On
Academic Tenure In Higher Education
Commission
Ford Foundation
William Keast
Wayne State University
Department of English
Center For Higher Education
University of Texas-Austin
John
Macy Jr
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Corporation For Public Broadcasting
Keast-Macy Commission
Keast
America
McGovern
Macmillan
Profumo
Harold Macmillan
Paris
Brodsky
David Duncan
Picasso
Vence
Riviera
Paris Herald
Duncan
Bro
Reflections On The Economy
New York AP observes how growth in autos and pollution clashes with planning and jobs. It notes rising gasoline car sales amid congestion and lack of parking, then stresses the 5 day 40 hour work week as central to life and identity in industrial society.
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New York
Legions State at KU Key Move Spurs Wichita Protest
A Wichita district judge ruled the American Legion Boys State program remains at Kansas University as planned, despite Wichita protests to regain the event. Other items include new radar to curb speeding, spring cleanup plans, Harlem stage shifts, Guggenheim fellowships for Hankins and Houser, honors for Lawrence women journalists, and a Berlin regime crackdown note.
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Wichita
American Legion
Kansas University
Legion
John E. Hankins
Allen C. Houser
Haskell Institute
Guggenheim
Hankins
Harvard
Lawrence
Theta Sigma Phi
Ruth Love
Kathryn Stevens
The
Journal- World
Letters to the Journal-World Editor on SAC veterans and moral duty
Jon Christian Suggs argues that career airmen and POWs are professionals doing their jobs for national goals. He notes volunteers, the glamor of heroes fades, and urges not to elevate soldiers above moral scrutiny or expect them to judge political aims.
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Gui di Zerega
Strategic Air Command
Southeast Asia
Laos
Air Force
America
Jon Christian Suggs
Watergate debate sparks calls to curb Nixon probe
Columnist Nicholas von Hoffman urges letting the Watergate inquiry end with Nixon not facing further scrutiny. The piece contrasts CBS duties, McCord claims, and Profumo parallels while urging restraint and caution against criminal conclusions. It also covers Kansas grassland debate and farm subsidy concerns.
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Nixon
Spiro Agnew
United States
Nicholas von Hoffman
Woodlawn School Fire Recall In North Lawrence
Alvie R. Tate reminisces about the 1922 23 Woodlawn School fire in North Lawrence. Segregated education split white Woodlawn and Lincoln School now Ballard Center, with alternating sessions during reconstruction. Students later integrated and attended a rebuilt Woodlawn, aging toward its 50th anniversary.
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Lawrence
North Lawrence
Woodlawn
Lincoln School
Ballard Center
Lincoln
Woodlawn School
Alvie R. Tate
Valleyview Nursing Home
Opposition Letter Against Tallgrass Prairie National Park Plan
A Flint Hills native argues against a proposed Tallgrass Prairie National Park spanning 60 000 acres in Butler Chase Lyon and Greenwood counties amid rising meat prices and local concerns about land use and economic impact.
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Kansas
E. Raymond Hall
Flint Hills
Tallgrass Prairie National Park
Butler, Chase
Lyon
Greenwood
Picasso Sketches and a Philadelphia Love Tale
Philadelphia columnist Art Buchwald recalls a 1958 Paris satire that led Pablo Picasso to sketch a bouquet for Gloria Segal and a drink scene for Buchwald. Harvey Brodsky hoped for a reunion with Gloria, but she chose friendship. Buchwald ends with a rueful note that he gained the Picasso gift while Brodsky gained neither girl nor art.
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Washington
Pablo Picasso
Harvey Brodsky
Philadelphia
Paris
New York Herald Tribune
Picasso
Duncan
Vence
Gloria Segal
Riviera
Art Buchwald
Associated Press
Gloria
Brodsky
Harvey
Katny Picasso
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Berlin
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Washington Post
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Richard Nixon
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