Lawrence Journal World masthead and 1971 date
The item reproduces the Lawrence Journal World masthead with staff roles and publication details including editors and the 1971 Friday issue date April 30. It lists positions such as President Publisher Editor Advertising Director and Controller along with subscription rates for various regions.
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lEsnlebe Besaeeq
Ernest Ponti
Leo Ebllir
Bill Mayer
Dary's Hall
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Public Opinion on Vietnam Protests Causes Mixed Reactions
The piece notes Washington and San Francisco protests sparked damage but not violence, with Indochina veterans present. It cites attempts to shut down government and a Whittier College senate vote to revoke President Nixon’s 1959 honorary doctor of laws degree.
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San Francisco
U.S
Vietnam
New Jersey Turnpike
William Roy
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Roy
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Los Angeles Times
Indochina
Nixon
Whittier College
Senate
California
Steve Gore
White House
Kennedy
Johnson
Whittier
AFL-CIO Pushes for $2 Minimum Wage in Congress Hearings
The AFL-CIO advocates a $2 per hour minimum in hearings before Congress, while rejecting proposals for a lower rate. The move highlights union pressure on federal wage policy and ongoing debates within labor circles.
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Teens and the push for higher minimum wage
The piece argues that a $2 minimum wage would reduce teen employment as employers substitute with full-time adults. It notes cuts first hit younger, less skilled workers and that higher wages limit teens' chances to gain work experience. It also criticizes AFL-CIO for supporting higher wage limits despite youth job impacts.
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Afl-Cio
Bank Robberies Change as Thieves Evolve Nationwide
A report notes a shift in bank robber profiles from cunning to ordinary offenders. Even as robbery rates rise slowly, newer thieves rely on quick grabs of small sums, aided by surveillance cameras and baited money, while banks deploy alarms, silent signals, and deceptive devices to thwart them.
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Carmela Mastropietro
Foundation For
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Europe
Valleyview convalescent hospital opens in county limits
Walter Kampschroeder, county commission chair, received keys to the new Valleyview county convalescent hospital in an open house. The $280000 facility marks a milestone for local health service and county infrastructure.
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Walter Kampschroeder
Valleyview County Convalescent Hospital
Douglas County
Faithful Ancients Not Proved, Promises Foreseen by God
A biblical verse from Hebrews notes that many faithful figures did not receive their promises because God had foreseen a better outcome for all. A prayer follows asking for strength to contribute to God's kingdom on earth.
Youths Turn to Religion in Alterna tive Society Taos Feature
A AP dispatch reports the Alternative Society in Taos and other cities embracing diverse faiths from Jesus freaks to Hindu ashrams and spiritualist groups. Young adherents turn from established churches seeking personal spirituality amid antiwar, ecological, and counterculture ideals.
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Jill
Corky
Jesus
Alternative Society
America
Cambridge
Berkeley
Madison
Albuquerque
Moses
Atlanta Oracle
Baker University hosts 2400 students at Kansas music event
About 2,400 high school students visited Baker University on Friday April 23 and about 1,500 more on Saturday April 24 for a Kansas music festival. The editor praises the visitors for excellent conduct with minimal litter and thanks their parents and teachers for the community contribution.
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Kansas
Baker-Baldwin
William C. Rice
Dept. of Music
Ecology Action Club thanks Journal-World for Earth Week coverage
Trudy Ripplinger of Lawrence High Ecology Action Club thanks the Journal-World for thorough Earth Week publicity. She notes courteous reporters and photographer and credits the paper with helping launch and support the project.
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Ecology Action Club
Journal-World
Trudy Ripplinger
Lawrence High
Haiti after Duvalier deaths risks turmoil and aid rethink
The death of Haiti's dictator Francois Duvalier raises fears of a violent power struggle led by his son Jean-Claude and rivals such as Brig. Gen. Claude Raymond and Lt. Col. Luckner Cambrone. The piece urges a hands-off U.S. policy and warns might undermine progress and regional stability.
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Duvalier
U.S
Jean-Claude Duvalier
Papa Doc
Jean-Claude
Claude Raymond
Army
Luckner Cambrone
Gracia Jacques
Marie- Denise
Dominican Republic
Cuba
United States
Latin America
Hemisphere
Today in History April 30 highlights across U S events
On this date in 1789 George Washington was inaugurated in New York as the first U S president. Other events include 1798 Navy Department creation, 1803 Louisiana Purchase, 1812 Louisiana statehood, 1900 Casey Jones death, 1945 Soviet flag over Reichstag, and recent notes on Cuba Saigon Cambodia.
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Union
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Cuba
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Cambodia
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