Lawrence Journal World 1971 Aug 12 D C Simons Jr staff note
Lawrence Journal World issue dated Thursday August 12 1971. Names include D C Simons Jr president publisher editor Steve Parsons assistant publisher Gile Mayer executive editor Darvus Wat advertising director Leo Eller controller. Publication details and subscription rates listed.
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Poalph Simons
Steve Parsons
Bile Mayer Ou
Miter Daryvis Wat
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
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Lindsay Switch Shifts to Democratic Party Stirs Speculation
pundits predict impact on 1976 race as Mayor John Lindsay leaves the Republican fold to join the Democrats. Leaders from both parties weigh effects while Lindsay contemplates a possible White House bid, saying the move aims to spark national leadership change.
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Drawing a Line On Environmental Controls and Ethics
Debates over where to draw limits on killing animals and using pesticides spur questions about species extinction and ecological balance. The piece weighs whether humans should ban all insecticides or meat farming while citing DDT, malaria, and conservation successes as factors shaping prudent, common sense action.
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Glacier National Park
Pennsylvania
India
Corporations Embrace Agree-But Tactics In Public Image
An article outlines how major firms prefer a strategy of agreeing with critics while inserting a limiting “but” to steer debates toward favorable ends. It cites steel and auto industries facing environmental and trade pressures and notes executives like Stewart Cort and James Roche advocating measured concessions.
Mantle could hit 60 home runs with luck and health
Allan Woolard, Mantle’s high school coach at Commerce Oklahoma, says the Yankee slugger could reach 60 or more homers this season if he remains healthy. The note recalls Woolard’s long tenure from 1937 to 1947 and Mantle’s rising power.
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Allan Woolard
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Daily Bible Message Confession and Forgiveness Prayer
A devotional note cites I John 1 9 about confessing sins and God’s forgiveness. It adds a prayer asking the Father to hear and grant pardon, ending with Amen.
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John
New Greek Drama In House Vote on Funds
A House vote to strip Greece of 118 million in military aid highlights fraught foreign policy. The piece argues Greece remains NATO eastern flank, warns against exporting U.S. government form, and notes Papadopoulos popularity amid unrest.
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Voice of America Censorship Ties Greece Policy to Broadcasting
The Nixon era saw VOA purge material likely to offend the Greek dictatorship, including a roundup of editorial opinions on Greece and Pakistan aid. Kenneth Giddens defended the edits as policy moves to avoid misperceptions by foreigners. The policy sparked internal unease and echoed Kennedy era directives to tell the truth while balancing diplomacy.
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Have Your Cake And Eat It Too
A humorous tale about a married couple keeping romance alive with weekly secret rendezvous. The husband and wife arrange discreet meetings, escaping daily family duties, sharing a motel interlude, and returning to routine with quiet contentment.
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George
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Worry pruning time: what worries to shed
AP notes a lighthearted list of common worries to discard as summer ends. The column questions the value of concerns about rising shoe shine costs moonlight as a quarry poverty and wealth relationships taxation aid to foreign nations and other social aversions, urging readers to drop unworthy anxieties.
Best Sellers Include Wounded Knee and Future Shock
A reading list features Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee by Brown, Future Shock by Toffler, The Female Eunuch by Greer, and The Sensuous Man by M as notable titles. Readers encounter a mix of history, sociology, and gender studies in these popular works.
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