Lawrence Daily Journal World 1971 Staff and Publication Notice
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists staff and editors including Dolph C. Simons Jr as President Publisher and Editor, Steve Parsons Assistant Curiae, and Daryl Hall Ernst Pontius Leo Eller News Editor. Publication details note Sixth and New Hampshire Streets address, circulation rates by mail and carrier, and August 17 1971 Tuesday edition filing.
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Dolph C. Simons JR
Dolph Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Wan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Agnew’s Status in 1972 VP Race Spurs GOP Debate
Party leaders weigh whether Vice President Spiro Agnew remains Nixon’s running mate amid criticism of his world tour. Critics cite pomp and cost of travel while supporters urge judgment based on ability and conduct to lead the country if needed.
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Spiro Agnew
Veep
Bob Dole
Nixon
Maryland
White House
John F. Kennedy
Agnew
Richard Nixon
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Spain
Frankie Sinatra
Spiro
Frankie
Bing Crosby
U.S
Local Sheriff Injured In Franklin County Patrol Car Crash
Old Home Town Sheriff Fred Broeker and three others suffered minor injuries when the patrol car overturned near Richmond in Franklin County. Sheriff Broeker and Deputy P W Jones were returning two prisoners from Oklahoma to Lawrence.
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Fred Broeker
Richmond
Franklin County
Broeker
P. W. Jones
Oklahoma
Lawrence
Kansas University
The Omega Man draws GP rating sparking parental concern
Film critics note the GP rating for The Omega Man may reflect relaxed standards to broaden audiences. Parents question the need to screen GP films and doubt long term industry benefits.
Nixon’s Action Long-Studied
President Nixon abandoned direct intervention as inflation rose. Economic policy shifted to monetary and fiscal measures amid growing criticism from Arthur Burns and political foes. Business and labor blasted the pace of wage and price controls even as demands for relief increased.
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New York
Nixon
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
No Big Changes Seen By Lindsay Opponent
A commentator argues John Lindsay did not switch parties due to changing views. The piece predicts Lindsay could join the Democrats and outlines strategic moves and historical parallels, noting support and opposition within GOP circles and potential political risks.
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Lindsay
Via Veneto
Italian Men and Life in Rome Troubled an American Husband
Art Buchwald recalls living in Europe and how Italian men allegedly complicate marriages. He recounts misadventures in Rome, from flirtatious locals to a traffic cop and a smiling waiter, contrasting his wife’s experiences with his own insecurity and cultural stereotypes.
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Art Buchwald
Europe
United States
Rome
Italy
Excelsior Hotel
Via Condotti
Doney's
Bulgari's
Saleman
Editor’s letter blasts liberal economics and taxation critique
A reader derides government spending and inflation citing a St. Louis speaker at a Title IV workshop and urges voluntary taxation. He denounces liberal policy as Big Uncle regulation and warns of wage rises, inflation, and loss of competitiveness while praising market-based solutions.
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Acme Price
St. Louis
Lawrence
Big Uncle
Hitler
Stock Exchange Frantic As Records Fall On Monday
New York trading surged as the Dow rose 32.93 points to 888.95 while the NYSE hit a record 31.7 million shares and 196 blocks of 10,000 or more. Most stocks advanced. oils lagged. Chrysler spiked late as General Motors largely did not open.
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Edmund Muskie
Wisconsin
Muskie
Lindsay
Jack Kennedy
Humphrey
Chappaquiddick
Norman Mailer
Eisenhower
Arthur Schlesinger
George McGovern
Adlai Stevenson
Aurelio
America
NEW York
Nixon
New York Stock Exchange
General Motors
Chrysler
Nixon price freeze FAQ clarifies rules and deadlines
Government answers explain coverage of wages prices rents and profits under the 90 day freeze. Ceiling levels run to Aug 14 1971 with Nov 12 expiration. States universities public utilities can raise rates after freeze ends.
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Washington
Nixon
Texas
Actor Jay Silverheels gains official name status
Los Angeles AP report confirms Harold J. Smith will be legally known as Jay Silverheels, the Mohawk actor famed for Tonto. Court commissioner Harold Boisvert approved the change after Silverheels argued the name reflects his tribal identity and Canadian government requirements at immigration.
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Los Angeles
Tonto
Jay Silverheels
Superior Court
Harold Boisvert
Harold J. Smith
Ontario
Canada
Six Nations Reserve
United States
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