Lawrence Daily Journal World Masthead and publication details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World shows staff roles from President Publisher to News Editor and Advertising Director, with establishment dates 1884 and 1891 to 1953. It lists offices at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas and subscription rates for various regions as of Tuesday Evening April 13 1971.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrences
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
United States
Higher Education Faces Belt-Tightening Across Institutions
The piece outlines widespread budget cuts in colleges and universities, with top schools facing deficits and downsizing. It notes Columbia University facing a 15 million dollar gap, Ivy League strains, and smaller colleges folding, while administrators seek salary rebalancing and staff reductions to balance budgets.
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California Liberal Arts College
Columbia University
New York School
Columbia
William J. McGill
McGill
Tonic for U S Makes Impact
An Associated Press analysis notes the U S economy’s easing monetary policy aims to revive growth while inflationary pressures in Germany and other nations persist. The piece discusses dollar inflows, potential devaluation, and fears of threatening the international monetary system with scarce gold reserves.
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New York
U.S
United States
Germany
International Monetary System
Ft. Knox
Hard Times Pressure University Budgets Limit Hiring
The piece notes budget pressures across Kansas higher education, with possible salary tightening, reduced replacements, and fewer firings. It cites 1971 legislature cuts, potential staff exodus, and broader strain as colleges face manpower and funding challenges while faculty may work harder.
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Kansas
Kansas University
Lawrence Honors Top FFA Members Loren Ander son and Gerald Ice
Two Lawrence High School seniors Loren Anderson and Gerald Ice were named among the top two percent of active FFA members in the state to receive the state farmer degree on May 1 in Manhattan.
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LHS
Loren Anderson
Gerald Ice
FFA
Manhattan
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Prayer for humility and reform amid self critique
A prayer asking God to reveal personal weaknesses and prompt honesty and improvement. It seeks humility, love, and constructive change while silencing fault finding of others.
Nixon speech mixed on Vietnam draft and withdrawal
The writer critiques Nixon's Vietnam policy, noting disappointment over not ruling out conscription for combat in Vietnam. It argues the arithmetic for 150 000 combatants is unclear and questions why volunteers could not suffice, yet acknowledges the speech's overall bravery and resolve amid public opinion shifts.
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Nixon
Vietnam
Pentagon
America
South Vietnam
Mr. Nixon
Nixon faces Israeli pullback clash sparks Soviet build up in Egypt
Nixon’s bid for Sinai withdrawal stalls Israel's hard line, triggering a new Soviet military buildup in Egypt and raising the risk of renewed fighting along the Suez Canal. Sadat warned a peace deal hinges on Israeli withdrawal, while U.S. hopes for a workable settlement fade amid Israeli and Arab tensions.
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Washington
Nixon
Israel
Sinai Peninsula
Egypt
Senz Canal
Israeli Labor Party
U.S
Golda Meir
Labor Party
Abba Eban
U.S. Senate
William P. Rogers
Anwar Sadat
Cairo
Sadat
Sinai
Moscow
CIA Scrambles For Ping Pong Talent To Face China
Washington reports the CIA lacks a table tennis champion to send to Peking as U S officials scramble to recruit any skilled player amid rumors of a sleeper agent plan. Langley workers set up dozens of tables while the chase for a competent ping pong rep continues behind closed doors.
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Washington
CIA
Red China
United States
Peking
Central Intelligence Agency
U.S
Langley
China
USIA
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Iceland
Nixon
Cosmetics firms propose voluntary ingredient listings to FDA
Washington AP report notes cosmetic makers offer to inform the government of product ingredients while keeping the lists secret. The plan, urged by industry groups and cited by Virginia Knauer, would be voluntary and include registering with the government and listing ingredients by concentration, sparing specifics for competitive reasons. The move follows past FDA challenges identifying mercury in cosmetics and echoes a bill for mandatory labeling from Rep. Lenore Sullivan.
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Washington
Nixon
National Commission of Product Safety
Virginia H. Knauer
Consumer Affairs
FDA
Lenore Sullivan
Missouri
Industry Action
Charles Edwards
Robert M. Schaffner
Office of
Product Technology
Schaffner
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W. C. Simons
Lawrence, Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulation
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Associated Press
Chicago University
Johns Hopkins University
Stanford University
Stanford
Chicago
John Cunniff
Old Home Town
Harry S. Truman
LuEllen Hall
Henry J. Paustian
Rose
Little Chapel
Myers Hall
Trumans
Grandview
C. L. Hibbard
Kansas Academy of Science
John Breukelman
Emporia State
Community Service Committee
W. E. Spalding
Peggy Perkins
William Buckley JR
Lyndon Johnson
J. Edgar
Congress
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
State Department
Egyptian
Jerusalem
Europe
Israal
Ping Pong Aces
Art Buchwald
Cosmetic
Cosmetic, Toiletry and Fragrance Association
G. C. Thosteson
Dr. Thosteson
D.C
Dr. Thesteson
Topeka
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