Lawrence Journal-World staff and publication details 1971
The Lawrence Journal World dated Friday evening April 16, 1971 lists staff positions headed by President Publisher Rolph Simmons and Executive Editor Daryl Hall with News Editor Ernest Ponts and Advertising Director Leo Bll. It notes established 1854 and publication details at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with subscription rates for various carriers and mail.
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Dolph C. Simons
Rolph Simmons
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Steve Parson Teins
Bill En
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Daryl Hall
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Ernest Ponts
Leo Bll
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Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
United States
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Traffic light push at 19th and Iowa gains community support
Kansas University Tau Kappa Epsilon members push city to install traffic signals at the dangerous 19th and Iowa T intersection. They note a long state bottleneck and urge action citing safety concerns, insurer pressure, and local crashes.
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Kansas University
Tau Kappa Epsilon
19Th
Towa
Tekes
Iowa
TRE
Teke
TKE
U.S. Highway 50
Roeland Dr
Mission
Lawrence
19Th Iowa
Ping Pong Politics Signal Quiet China Move
An English broadcast from Peking gently flap s at the U.S. State Department over Pakistan while warmly welcoming the U.S. ping pong team to China. The event marks a rare private diplomatic opening by Nixon to Peking amid Cold War tensions and shifting Eastern bloc relations.
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Washington
Peking
Red China
U.S. State Department
Pakistan
Moscow
China
White House
Nixon
Mr. Nixon
Nicolae Ceausescu
Red
Ifshin
Syracuse
John
Syracuse University Honorary Degree Debate Sparks Student Action
A Syracuse University panel faces pressure as students threaten to revoke Buckley's honorary law degree over his remarks about the Hanoi war and university integrity. Buckley laments the erosion of judicial respect and questions Ifshin's education and statements while urging Senate to act.
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Supreme Court
National Students Association
David Ifshin
Hanoi
Lord Haw Haw
University of Syracuse
Young Ifshin
Syracuse
Buckley
Syracuse University
University
Senate of
Ifshin
Senate
The
South Vietnam
Tarzan
Birds or trees debate prompts 1961 Lawrence plebiscite
European scientists report a sharp drop in Lawrence bird populations due to DDT lingering in trees. Robins fall about 85 percent and catbirds near extinction as residents weigh ecological costs against urban life.
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Lawrence
Plymouth Congregational Church
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Congregational Christian Church
United Church of Christ
Letter to the Editor critiques a Vietnam end-war treaty
Harold H. Lytle argues against signing the People’s Peace Treaty, accusing its backers of bias and false premises. He questions North Vietnamese aims, NSA origins, and South Vietnam’s governance, urging fact-based debate before withdrawal timelines.
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di Zerega
Vietnam
Kansas
Hue
North Vietnam
NLF
Nixon
South Vietnam
Thieu
diZerega
Harold H. Lytle
Winona Ave
Questionable Roots of the People’s Peace Treaty Debate
The article questions the treaty’s claimed broad student backing noting NSA claims ignore the actual South Vietnamese input. It cites only two non NSA figures Huynh Tan Mam and Douglas Hostetter as involved and says Saigon Student Union did not endorse the treaty nor hold referenda at any South Vietnamese campus.
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North Vietnam
South Vietnam
National Students Association of
United States
NSA
U.S
Huynh Tan Mam
Saigon Student Union
Douglas Hostetter
Todays Bible Message Prayer for Commitment to God
A devotional prayer asks for total surrender to God as the world faces dangers. It seeks courage and help from Jesus during uncertain times.
Oscars Night Show Dragged Yet Again
NBC telecast overran as six of 22 categories remained undecided until late. George C. Scott won best actor amid his prior refusal, while Patton took best picture and six other awards. Lilian Gish received a spontaneous standing ovation for her career.
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NBC
Goldie Hawn
Scott
Patton
Two Centuries Later on Sino U S Diplomatic Prospects
The article argues that U S relations with Communist China hinge on national interest rather than politics. Prof Robert Burton cites history of diplomatic tries, Nixon era steps, and the importance of balancing power among Red China Japan and the Soviet Union. It suggests engaging with Beijing while avoiding alienation of Nationalists.
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U.S
China
Robert Burton
University of Kansas
Burton
Chang Kuo-T'ao
NATO Defense College
Nixon
Peking
Red China
Far East
Japan
Soviet Union
United States
Russia
America
U.N. Security Council
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