Lawrence Daily Journal World personnel and establishment note
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists staff including Dolph C. Simons Jr as president and editor roles held by Dolph Simons, Steve Parsons as editor, Bill Mayer as assistant publisher, and Daryl Hal as editor among others. The paper traces its establishment to 1854 with W. C. Simons serving as editor from 1891 to 1952.
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Dolph C. Simons JR
Bubiisnet
Dolph Simons
Steve Parsons
Kunstler and Martin clash at KU on law versus disobedience
In Hoch Auditorium Kansas, William Kunstler and Rob ert Martin debated civil disobedience vs orderly law. Kunstler argues nonviolent disruption can spur reform while Martin warns of long term dangers and the risk of violence from shifting consciences.
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William Kunstler
Robert Martin
Kansas University
Hoch
Kunstler
Kennedy
Hitler
Castro
Chicago Seven
Martin
Kansas
Wichita
New Yorker
Boston
Kansan Martin
U.S
Foreign Aid Questioned In Development Debate
In a condensed University of Edinburgh speech circulated by Chase Manhattan, Prof. Harry Johnson challenges the Pearson Report on foreign aid. He argues aid often lacks evidence of promoting growth and may hinder modernization by supporting counterproductive policies and rigid social structures.
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New York
University of Edinburg
Chase Manhattan Bank
Harry Johnson
University of Chicago
London School of Economics and Political Science
World Bank
Johnson
Debate Over Dissent and Violence Draws Mixed Reception
A public forum on dissent featured Martin and Kunstler arguing that threats and violence breed bad governance. The audience leaned toward Kunstler’s dramatic style, yet Martin received a respectful reception, despite mild heckling for running past his time.
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Kunstler
Martin
The
Wichitan
Open house draws 800 at Kaw Valley State Bank Eudora
About 800 people attended an open house in the new Kaw Valley State Bank building at Eudora. The event showcased the town's growing financial presence and community interest in local services.
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Kaw Valley State Bank
Eudora
Jim Clark
Cosmopolitan Club
Kansas and Missouri Federation
Topeka
Iowa
Hillcrest
Fairview
Lawrence- Baldwin Road
County Board of Commissioners
Sixth
11Th
Vermont
New Hampshire
Oread Avenue
Wilbur F
Prayer for Confidence in God and Fellowmen
A devotional prayer asks for inner confidence in God and trust in others to remove hindrances to divine will. The speaker seeks God’s kingdom and power through a united, faithful stance with fellowship and guidance.
Youths Think Agnew To Cast GOP Votes
New York college poll shows Vice-President Agnew would hurt Republican support among 7.5 million students if Nixon runs in 1972. Only 22 percent favor keeping him as running mate. 91 percent disagree with his college Gen views and 24 percent say he adds to the office’s stature.
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New York
N.Y
Agnew
Nixon
N.Y.A
Ping Pong Afterthoughts and a Lyons Nuclear Waste Film
A radio spoof from Washington features Maoist talk and a mock interview with China’s gin rummy team visiting the United States for a Pebble Beach event. Comrade Bun lauds American friendliness while Hu Toy jokes about road travel. Ro Poli recalls a private Agnew visit and a bloodied souvenir ball. Lyons chamber invites 14 counties to view an AEC film on storing nuclear wastes in a Lyons salt mine.
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Washington
Wo Pang
Mao Tze-tung Broadcasting System
Peking
People’s Republic of
Tai Bun
Comrade Bun
United States
Hu Toy
Ro Poli
Spiro Agnew
Lyons, Kan
Lyons Chamber of Commerce
Atomic Energy Commission
Lyons
Exit the King at Westminster Center a tender Ionesco treat
Director Michael Nash leads a strong cast in this absurdist drama about a dying king Berenger who invented revolutions and reform yet must die. Richard Scharine delivers proud anger and humor while Jeanne Dellinger Peggy Friesen Alison Swedenburg and others enrich the production with stark stage realism and period costumes. Performances run Friday Saturday Sunday at 8 20 p m at 1204 Oread Ave.
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Eugene Ionesco
Michael Nash
Ionesco
Berenger
Rome
New York
Paris
Mr. Nash
Richard Scharine
King Berenger
Westminster Center
Andrea Southard
Marilyn Bernstein
The
Oread Ave
Major Tax Cuts In Prospect Now
Washington considers a large 1971 tax cut covering business and consumer relief. Rep. Wilbur Mills backs restoring the investment credit and speeding personal exemption increases, amid administration caution and Democratic opposition. Mills argues the credit could yield up to $6 billion in relief this year, while the cabinet seeks limited stimulus.
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Capitol Hill
Wilbur D. Mills
Arkansas
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mills
Nixon
Two Centuries Later on School Integration Stance
Rob Seaver argues that experience outweighs books in educating for harmony. He urges immediate, enforced school integration nationwide, including elementary-to-high school levels, with busing and congressional pressure to end de facto segregation and create equal teacher distribution.
Lawrence High seniors Seaver and Carttar honored
Editor notes that Seaver and Carttar are senior honor students at Lawrence High School, highlighting their academic distinction within the campus community.
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Seaver
Carttar
Lawrence High School
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