Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publication details 1971
The Lawrence Daily Journal World published in Lawrence Kansas lists staff including Dolph C Simons Jr president publisher executive editor Bill Mayer and Daryl Hall News Editor Ernest Ponartising Director Lo Buyer Controller and founder W C Simons 1854 1942 noting circulation rates and addresses with daily schedules and Tuesday December 7 1971 date.
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Dolph Simons
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Cecseeereneenseinees
Bill Mayer
Daryl Hall
Ernest Pon
LO Buyer
Powell confirmed to Supreme Court seat in 89 to 1 vote
The Senate confirms Lewis F Powell Jr a Virginia attorney 89 to 1 to succeed Hugo Black on the Supreme Court. The piece contrasts swift action on Powell with delays on William Rehnquist amid doubts about his civil rights record and merits. It notes the court’s burden and calls for timely filling of the vacancy. It also discusses the Gregory orphans seeking privacy and independence after years of public attention.
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Lewis F. Powell Jr
Virginia
U.S. Senate
Hugo Black
Supreme Court
Nixon
Senate
William H. Rehnquist
United States
John M. Harlan
Rehnquist
Senate Judiciary Committee
Powell
Gregory
Phase II economics debated by top analysts in 1970s talk
A morning session with economists on Phase II and the economy yields a mixed view. Some expect a real 5 to 6 percent rise in 1972 with inflation largely from money supply. Debates hinge on psychology, regulatory reach, and whether Phase II is political theater or economic policy shaping behavior. Policymaking tools may linger beyond controls, raising questions about free market responses.
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Heller
Nixon
Neller
Klein
Christmas Spirit Meets Private Property Debate at KU
Readers voice contrasting views on Christmas generosity and personal liberty. A letter from Connie Haas laments theft fears for holiday decorations while Edward J. Paris argues lifetime time is private, preferring voluntary aid. KU campus ministries back a December 9 fast to aid the poor and urge welfare funding restoration in Kansas.
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Edward J. Paris
Harvard Rd
Emergency Service Council
Douglas County State Bank
Commendation for Carttar and KU in Intersearch program
Regular commuter from Melbourne salutes Paul Carttar for praising KU and its School of Pharmacy. He notes KU's strong pharmacy faculty and the Intersearch Ph D program blending overseas campuses, one of postwar science cooperation landmarks. He hopes Kansas legislators will resolve funding pressures to keep KU's medical research leadership intact.
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Melbourne
Australia
Lawrence
Paul Carttar
British Isles
School of Pharmacy
Today in History December 7 1971 highlights
On this day in history 1941 Pearl Harbor attacked. Delaware ratified the Constitution in 1787. James Madison elected president in 1803. Martin Van Buren won in 1836. Japan carriers sunk in 1944. LBJ moved to White House in 1963. Soviet nuclear progress noted ten years ago. Syria called for overthrow of King Hussein five years ago. James Farmer resigned one year ago.
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Pearl Harbor
Mary Queen of Scots
Delaware
U.S
James Madison
Martin van Buren
United States
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Syria
Jordan
Hussein
James Farmer
Journal-World Opinion Page Editorial Note
The Journal-World prints opinions from editorial writers and readers. It champions informed citizenship and open debate on public affairs as essential to democratic government.
Last Doctor Leaves Sparsely Populated Kansas County
Last physician in Wichita County departs over the weekend. Dr. Robert L. Ward moves to Stafford to run a private clinic, leaving Sparsely populated LEOTI without a doctor for the first time since 1970.
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Leoti
Kan
Kansas
Wichita County
Robert L. Ward
Stafford
HRC Footnotes by Rev. Carl Johnson
The Journal World Opinion Page presents HRC Footnotes authored by Rev. Carl Johnson pastor of Ninth Street Baptist Church in Lawrence. The piece reflects community perspectives from the Lawrence Human Relations Commission.
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Journal-World Opinion
Lawrence Human Relations Commission
Carl Johnson
Lawrence
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Born Free and the Limits of Liberty in a Free Society
The author challenges the notion of universal freedom arguing freedom is shaped by culture and social norms. He critiques class and racial disparities in Lawrence and warns against inaction, noting that true liberty requires addressing inequality and choice at the cost of some. The piece ends with a skeptical stance on the song Born Free as a personal chart topper.
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Sumner
Ayres
Dewey
Lawrence
Quieter Trends On Market Grow Of Advisers
The number of investment advisory services rose from 1,633 in 1966 to over 3,640 registered with the SEC by Sept. 30, 1971. Firms target small investors, shifting from big institutions to individual accounts, while Argus Research Corp. expands into small-investor portfolio guidance via a new broker service.
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New York
Wall Street
Securities and Exchange Commission
Mutual Funds
Argus Research Corp
Argus
Argus Securities Management Corp
Lawrence ends Dutch elm disease control program after study
City commission halts the Dutch elm disease control program saying it could be a million dollar decision due to tree losses. Sheriff reports a Douglas County couple pled guilty to cruelty to children after a 3% year old was tied in a bedroom and the seven month old left unattended.
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Lawrence
Harold Horn
Douglas County
Santa Claus
Kanwaka
Stull
Kansas City
Prayer for endurance and faith in hardship
A short blessing asking for divine help during tough times. It emphasizes recognizing hardship as a chance to prove faith and experience God’s steadfast presence.
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