Lawrence Journal World staff and pricing notice
The Lawrence Journal World lists staff roles including president publisher Dolphi Simons and executive editor Isotope, with advertising and accounting contacts. Subscription rates show carrier $5.05 per month, annual options for local and distant subscribers, and Tuesday Evening publication on August 3, 1971.
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Fhe World Company
Hampeshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Doweles
Wansas
Kansas City
United States
Selective rail strike boosts wages but risks inflation
The piece argues the selective strike by railway workers has raised wages for about 200,000 laborers, yet warns of looming inflation and higher prices for essentials. It criticizes union leaders and calls for government wage and price controls while urging a firm stance to curb the wage-price surge. It also notes upcoming Douglas County 4-H Fair entertainment with The Browning Family and The Blackwood Singers.
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Charles Luna
United Transportation Union
America
Nixon
Douglas County
Browning
Brownings
Kansas University
Blackwood
Lawrence
Bigger Problem Is Unresolved
A last minute wage agreement averted a steel strike but leaves inflationary expectations unresolved. Prices in steel and related products are expected to rise as firms pass higher costs to consumers amid weak productivity gains. officials cite need for leadership and possible incomes policy to curb inflation psychology.
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New York
Labor Department
Weather May Shape 1971 Local Fair Success
The article notes displays from cakes cattle hogs needlework clothing and vegetables are key for a successful fair but emphasizes that quality shows depend on clear weather during the four day event. The main goal is favorable skies for Wednesday through Saturday.
Lawrence community items reflect growth and tragedy
Lawrence news highlights include the city approving a welfare work program for able bodied persons, 13 Army housing units for WWII veterans, ice rationing by Albert Dock Adams, and the 1000 block housing project. A 16 year old bride drowns in the Kaw River. The school board names C F Birch acting superintendent as new leader search begins.
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Lawrence
United States
Christian Science Monitor
Douglas County
Marvin Larson
Albert Dock Adams
Sycamore Hollow
Sunbathing Association
America
G. H. Thornton
The
American Service Co
Topeka
Federal Housing Agency
Army
Delaware
Maryland
Kaw River
Board of Education
C.F. Birch
Liberty Memorial High School
Sadat seeks continued U S mediation on Suez Canal talks
Sadat privately asks Washington to persevere with mediation for an interim Suez Canal settlement despite U S failures to press Israel. He signals confidence at home and warns Israel could seize advantage if diplomacy stalls, with Egypt relying on U S aid and wary of Soviet limits.
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Cairo
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
U.S
Israel
Washington
Suez Canal
Henry M. Jackson
Sadat
Moscow
Joseph Sisco
East Bank
Sisco
Mohammed Hassanein Heikal
Be Prepared For Chinese Diet
Washington warns that detente with Red China will flood Americans with TV films and articles by correspondents with Chinese visas. After 20 years without China reporting, the media will package a flood of coverage. The piece previews the likely themes about the Chinese people.
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Washington
Red
Addresses and notes on Lawrence officials and Chinese life
Reader notes list Lawrence elected officials with addresses for U.S. Senators Dole and Pearson and local reps. The long excerpt then discusses China under Mao, praising cleanliness, culture, and the Great Leap Forward while noting limits on photography, tipping, and Western access.
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Mao Tse-tung
China
Peking
United States
Mao
Nader's Raiders Hit Setback at the Bank
A Chicago Tribune survey views Ralph Nader's probe of First National City Bank of New York as a setback. It centers on Walter Wriston, the bank's leader, and questions the Raiders' methods and conclusions while noting Wriston's defense of bank practices and a critical Winston Report.
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Nader
Raiders
Ralph Nader
Mr. Nader
Washington
Detroit
New York
Chicago Tribune
First National City Bank of New York
New York Bank
Walter B. Winston
Winston
Wriston
First National City Bank of
Mr. Wriston
First National City Bank
Mr. Winston
David Leinsdorf
Leinsdorf
Naderites
General Motors
Union Criticizes Railroad Crews as Outdated
George Van Koevering, executive director of the Michigan Association of Railroads, accuses a stubborn union of blocking modern work rules and dragging the industry, saying nine crew changes in 16 hours ruin Amtrak profitability. Conference in Wichita through Wednesday.
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Wichita, Kan
Michigan Association of Railroads
George van Koevering
Trans
The
Council of State Governments
Wichita
van Koevering
Amtrak
Extra Dividends For Ellington at Rainbow Grill
Duke Ellington and his band performed at the Rainbow Grill in New York on Monday night. Tony Bennett attended the show for his birthday, and a cake with a Golden Gate Bridge model was presented while Bennett sang his hit I Left My Heart in San Francisco. Geoffrey Holder joined the finale and improvised a dance during One More Time.
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New York
Duke Ellington
Rainbow Grill
Tony Bennett
Geoffrey Holder
Bennett
Golden Gate Bridge
San Francisco
Holder
Murf the Surf Film Project Ties to Jewel Heist Tale
Actor Robert Conrad buys film rights to Jack Murphy the Miami Beach surfer turned jewel thief serving a life sentence in Florida. The project will recount Murphy exploits including the 563-carat Star of India theft from a New York museum in 1964 though Conrad has not met Murphy and gave no payment details.
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Hollywood
Robert Conrad
Jack “Murf
Murphy
Miami Beach
Conrad
Florida
New York
Pat Nixon undecided on China trip
Washington AP Pat Nixon said she is uncertain about joining President Nixon on the historic journey to Communist China. She wants to be invited and notes plans are not definite with many names on the list. A White House aide declined to comment on invitations.
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Washington
Pat Nixon
China
Opinion Page Description and Purpose
Editorial writers and columnists express personal viewpoints on public affairs. The page emphasizes free interchange of ideas and informed citizenship as essential to democratic government.
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