Lawrence Daily Journal World Staff Listing and Masthead
The piece lists Dolph C. Simons trustee Stevie Parsons assistant publisher Bill Mayer and executive editor Daryl Halal along with staff roles. It notes Wold Company publication details in Lawrence Kansas including contact numbers and various subscription rates by carrier mail and region.
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Dolph C. Simons
Dolph Simons
Liditer
Stevie Parsons
Bill Mayer
Daryt
HALAL
News
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Pingles
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Lawrence
Kan
Journal-World Mission Statement Summary
The Journal-World pledges accurate fair news reporting and separates opinion from news. It upholds citizens’ rights regardless of race creed or wealth, shows sympathy for the disadvantaged, exposes dishonesty in public affairs, and backs community improving projects.
Dollar Troubles Rise as US Faces Economic Strain
The piece argues the dollar's decline stems from inflation and a weak trade balance, urging fiscal reform to restore stability. It notes praise and controversy around a Kansas University event where Rev. Phillip Lawson spoke on race issues to foreign students, invited by KU faculty with State Department support.
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United States
Kansas University
Phillip Lawson
U.S
Kansas City
North Vietnam
Watts
Detroit
America
Lawson
Rev. Lawson
U.S. State Department
Emil W. Heck
Kaw Valley
M. N. Penny
Kansas University School
Jayhawker
F.C. Allen
Elmer Schaake
Young Socialists Back Jackson See Him As Broad- Appeal Candidate
A nine member YPSL delegation met with Senator Henry M Jackson in Washington and offered no formal pledge while signaling favorable views toward Humphrey and Muskie. They admire his anti New Left stance and labor friendly liberalism as he frames economic growth as his top priority. They see a potential youth cadre for Jackson to widen his base against Nixon, beyond Democratic campaign elites.
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Washington
Socialist Party of the
U.S
Henry M. Jackson
Democratic Party
Young People's Socialist League
YPSL
Jackson
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Sen
Edmund Muskie
Main
Scoop Jackson
Nixon
Labor Party
Social Democrats
McCarthy
Joe
Gene
Vietnam
New York
Afl-Cio
Has Professor Come From a Tree in Kauai?
A reader recalls a colorful encounter in Kauai with a philosophy professor and his companion living in a tree house by the beach. The piece probes academic freedom, parental rights, and the tension between liberty and responsibility in higher education.
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Kauai
Square
Seattle
UCLA
Moynihan
State Department Backing Sought for University Plans
The State Department must support and approve what he says as the University struggles to gain statewide and legislative backing. Past two years have left the school facing difficulties and programs like Rev. Lawson’s are unlikely to improve the situation.
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State Department
University
Lawson
Old Home Town Notes From 1961 Kansas History
Review of local items from 1961 includes state land purchase for a Kansas employment service office at 839 Ky and a projected cost of 70 000 to 75 000 with completion slated for spring.
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Kansas Employment Service
Steve Pine
Lawrence Junior Legion
Kansas
Tale of Two Buckleys in a conservative split over Nixon
The piece reflects on Buckley family politics and conservative reaction to Nixon. It notes a conference shunning public officials, Marks Buckley Jr. and Bill Buckley engage about loyalty and anti-communist policy shifts, and letters from readers and a misattribution of Laugh-In appearances.
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Richard Nixon
William F. Buckley Jr
Senate
Republic USA men recall beating Hitler and Tojo
In a Letters to the Editor piece the Republic USA fighters who battled wartime regimes recount hard earned lessons from combat. They emphasize that dictators who seek global conquest face overwhelming resistance and eventual defeat.
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Republic USA
Hitler
Tojo
Seven KU Students Awarded Strickler Scholarships
Seven Kansas University engineering students receive Thomas J. and Margaret A. Strickler Scholarships for the 1971 72 academic year funded by the late Thomas J. Strickler. The piece includes a quoted Veterans of Foreign Wars defense message urging stronger national defense and warning against anti military sentiment.
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Kansas University
School of Engineering
Thomas J. and
Margaret A. Strickler
VFW
Western Bystander Tale Offers Quiet Duel in Saloon
Peter Fonda plays a lone stranger who avoids conflict yet enters a poker game with Blackie Jones in a dusty town. Amid card play and a troubled dance-hall girl, two hours pass with a calm draw of fates before a tense exit as Apaches threaten the street.
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Peter Fonda
Ann-Margret
Blackie
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