Lawrence Daily Journal World: Publication Details
Lawrence Daily Journal World notes its publishing history 1891 to 1952 and staff roles including editor managing editor and advertising director. It lists the newspaper's address Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas and subscription rates for daily and mail service across counties and regions.
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Lawrence
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Kansas City
United States
Relays at Kansas University provoke calls for civility and gun control
The Kansas Relays crowd and supporters clashed with heckling during a silent tribute to war victims and U.S. Senator Robert Dole. The piece urges better manners and discusses handgun control, citing Chicago homicide data and calls for federal handgun sales regulation to curb violence and fatalities.
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U.S
Robert Dole
National ‘Publican
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Kansas University
Board Regents
Chicago
James B. Conlisk Jr
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Productivity In Spotlight Balance of nations
The piece argues productivity as a central theme for 1971 and beyond. It cites Japan Sweden France and Germany outperforming the United States in five-year productivity gains ending 1970, notes inflation and trade deficits tied to U S efficiency, and assigns blame to management labor and government while urging broad worker effort and long term thinking.
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New York
United States
Japan
Sweden
France
Germany
Commerce
Peter G. Peterson
U.S. urged to replace ailing musk ox gift to China
The piece argues Congress has not passed enforceable measures to curb a violent trend and suggests replacing the ailing musk oxen given to China as a goodwill gesture. It notes pandas from China are thriving and warns of possible mistrust if the oxen are not substituted.
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United States
China
U.S
Nixon
Distracting conduct at KU Memorial Stadium during Kansas Relays
A letter criticizes distractions at the Kansas Relays in Memorial Stadium on April 22, charging disruptions violated the ticket contract and harmed performers. The writer urges KU officials to ensure future events are unimpeded and urges peaceful protest to end the Vietnam War.
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Memorial Stadium
University of Kansas
Board of Regents
Kansas
Anna Laura Rusk
Ohio
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
America
Indo-China
Lawrence
R. L. Spear
Oriental Lang
Lit
Andrew Tsubaki
Masaya Tsukamoto
Grace Wan
J. O. L. Whalen
Eastern Civilizations
C. C. Huang
C. Leban
Saratoga
Ho Soon Kim
Paul F. McCarthy
Rogers Kissinger On Collision Route
Washington reports rising tensions at the State Department as Secretary William Rogers and Henry Kissinger drift apart amid Nixon era policy clashes. Rogers avoids social forums, while Kissinger dominates foreign policy, sparking a potential internal power shift and renewed diplomatic friction.
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Washington
State Department
William P. Rogers
Rogers
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
White House
Gridiron Club
Nixon
State
Treasury Department
U.S
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
Mr. Nixon
China
Mao Tse-tung
Capitol Hill
Congress
Peking
Roses Come Back Strong as Spring Begins in Garden Note
A late frost battered some roses but hardier varieties and those with late growth thrived after uncovering and fertilizing. The piece advises bone meal 16-20-6 fertilizer, regular 30 day feeding, lime sulphur spray in stages, and dust options. It also previews two new American Rose Society tea roses Apollo and Golden Gate and lists dependable roses across color groups, noting Floribundas Betsy Prior and Eutin among top performers.
Local population rising despite housing sales doubts
Ten years ago in 1962 local real estate men noted sagging housing sales while other indicators suggested population was still increasing by 600 to 800 annually, with the local figure including students well over 36 000.
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U.S
Free World
Lawrence Navy League
Ira Nunn
Centuries Later: An Editor's Reflection on a KU Relays Protest
Kansas Relays peace demonstration sparked by antiwar sentiment draws boos from west grandstand crowd. Editor Paul Carttar recalls the event as a sign of national complacency and urges reflection on moral responsibility.
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Glenn Cunningham
Vietnam
Lawrence
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Lawrence, Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulation
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Associated Press
John Cunniff
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Richard C. Gerstenberg
General Motors
Letters To the Journal-World
Journal-World
Land
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Ottawa
Canada
Rogers-Kissinger
Bill
South Vietnam
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Clark MacGregor
Bill Rogers
Moscow
American Rose Society
Apollo
Golden Gate
ARS
John F. Kennedy
Proud Land
Command Performance
Aquarius
Oklahoma
Crimson Glory
Mister Lincoln
Betty Prior
Pink
Eutin
Red
Chester M. Lessenden
Old Home Town
Lawrence High
Waldemar Gelich
Deland
Fla
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Geltch
Red Circle
First Baptist Church of
North Lawrence
Noble Sherwood
Cora Downs
National Society of Immunology
Paul Carttar
Lawrence High School
Journal-World Opinion
Chalmers
Timmons
Haiphong
Hanoi
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