Lawrence Daily Journal World front matter and dates
The Lawrence Daily Journal World date April 14 1971 lists publication details editor W C Simons and pricing for carriers and mail subscriptions across regions. It notes daily publishing except Sundays and identifies Associated Press and Audit Bureau memberships.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Vena
Kansas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
CBS Subpoena Frontier Tests Press Freedom in The Selling of the Pentagon
CBS president Frank Stanton refused to hand over unbroadcast files and notes in a House subcommittee probe into The Selling of the Pentagon. The issue raises constitutional questions about government access to newsroom materials and press independence amid FCC licensing debates. Chicago politics loom as Daley wins reelection amid discussion of city governance and power.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
U.S. House Investigations
Pentagon
Frank Stanton
CBS
Stanton
Federal Communications Commission
U.S
Going Public On the Rise and the Private Financing Shift
The article examines rising public interest in new stock issues while noting a cooler market since 1968. It contrasts going public with going private, where institutions fund growth instead of public offerings. Executives often overlook private financing despite favorable rates and policy.
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New York
Pension Funds
William Wolfson
Halle & Stieglitz Inc
Nixon
Wolfson
EU leader praises U N as hope for peace in mock assembly
James J. Wadsworth told about 2,000 EU students in Hoch Auditorium that the United Nations is the best form of international policy for peace. The event followed a mock U N convocation as students debated global issues.
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James J. Wadsworth
U.S
United Nations
U. N
U.N. Assembly
Hoch Auditorium
Douglas County
Carolyn Parkinson
Scott City
Lawrence
Jaycees
Clout in the White House Seen as Helpful by Many
The passage argues a Daley-type president is not ideal but suggests current leaders lack clout. It notes John Kennedy’s potential clout was untested, Lyndon Johnson’s absence of it, and Nixon’s unproven status. It concludes that timely first-class clout in the White House would be welcomed.
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Chicago
Richard Friedman
David S. Broder
Washington Post
Broder
Niccolo Machiavelli
Washington
Daley
Friedman
Jesus
Richard J. Hopkins
Trinity Lutheran Church
Hopkins
America
John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
White House
Nixon
Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
Today’s scripture recalls the cloud on the mountain and the voice declaring Jesus as the beloved Son. A prayer asks for guidance to learn from Christ and pursue new paths of living with humility and faith.
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Mark
Christ
National shield law urged by ASNE at convention
The American Society of Newspaper Editors urged a national shield law to protect reporters anonymity of sources. Attorney General Mitchell supported the idea, arguing it would shield newsmen from subpoenas, fines, and imprisonment. The committee cited press freedom as under threat from subpoenas and cited recent court and state rulings. Seventeen states already have shield laws.
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Washington
American Society of Newspaper Editors
ASNE
Freedom of Information Committee
John N. Mitchell
Defense Department
Son Tay
North Vietnam
Laos
Nixon
Robert M. White II
Mexico, Mo
Ledger
White House
Congress
Mitchell
Supreme Court
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
White
Edward I. Koch
D-N.y
Charles Whalen Jr
Rohio
Ryan to direct House computer operations starting July 1
Frank B. Ryan, a college math professor and Redskins backup quarterback, will direct House computer operations beginning July 1. Rep. Wayne L. Hays announced the appointment, with salary rumored around 36000 dollars. Ryan will retire from pro football, per Redskins, after serving as a Browns' former top quarterback.
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Washington
Frank B. Ryan
House
Wayne L. Hays
Ohio
Ryan
Washington Redskins
Redskins
Cleveland Browns
Tau Kappa Epsilon Pushes Traffic Signals at 19th and Town
KU Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity proposes installing traffic signals at 19th and Town to curb crashes at a busy Lawrence intersection near their chapter property. The statement urges city action and media coverage to mobilize insurance support, petitions, and public pressure.
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Tau Kappa Epsilon
Lawrence
Topeka
U.S. Hwy. 50
Roeland Dr
Mission
19Th
Iowa
Rick Weber
KU Tau Kappa Epsilon
Action packed Disneyland Summer Adventures
Disneyland unveils 538 major rides and 750 live performers for a summer full of action from June 19 to September 11. The park will stay open 17 hours daily and feature attractions like Matterhorn and Pirates of the Caribbean along with new entertainment, bands, and dance events at Plaza Gardens.
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Anaheim
Calif
Disneyland
Southern California
Matterhorn Mountain
Tomorrowland
Tomorrowland Stage
Plaza Gardens
Harry James
Woody Herman
Tex Beneke
Wayne King
Students canvass in Lawrence over Vietnam withdrawal
Gus diZerega profiles in Lawrence as residents prepare April 16 20 canvassing to gauge support for a rush withdrawal from Vietnam. The piece frames the Peoples Peace Treaty urging immediate U S troop withdrawal and a ceasefire with Vietnamese talks. It links the treaty to national political figures and student activism.
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Gus diZerega
Kansas University
Wichita
Lawrence
Vietnam
Nixon
Gallup
U.S
Paris
Richard Nixon
Thieu, Ky
Khiem
South Vietnam
United States
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John Cunniff
Old Home Town
Robert Oyler
Wright Brothers Taxicap Co
Arthur B. Weaver
Chamber of Commerce
Board of
J. Wayne McCoy
Frank McDonald
T. J. Sweeney Jr
George Hedrick
By Sterling F. Green
Santa Fe
California
Tom Sawyer’s Island
Mr. Lincoln
James Disneyland
Disney
Mickey Mouse
Pluto
Goofy
Britain
Spain
Germany
Italy
Soviet Union
China
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