Poverty Bill Vetoed To Challenge the Child Development Program
President Nixon vetoed the poverty bill aimed at a broad Child Development program. The editorial questions government overreach and the subsidiarity principle, arguing that federal action should not supplant private or local efforts to care for children. The piece contrasts history, policy costs, and state roles, praising the veto but warning of ongoing anxieties about federal involvement.
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Lawrence Journal-World Staff Listing and Publication Details
The Lawrence Journal World published in Lawrence Kansas by World Company lists key staff positions including President Publisher Dolph Sims Editor Bill Mayer Executive Editor Darye Halls News Editor Ernest Pontius Advertising Director Leo Eller and Controller with established history dating 1854. It notes publication daily except Sunday with circulation rates for carriers and mail across Douglas counties Kansas and adjoining regions and states.
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U N Debate and Smog Echo Washington and Denver Notes
A U N critique argues the UN cannot resolve wars yet should focus on education health and culture. Denver reports heavy smog reducing visibility prompting caution as pollution grows. Howard Hughes autobiography prospects stir debate over legitimacy and potential historical value. 4H Club sews improved garments showcasing home made fashion gains.
Who Pays For Recalls In The U S Industry
The piece notes recalls are costly and insurers rare with only about 200 firms carrying recall coverage since 1966. Large firms self insure while smaller ones face bankruptcy risk as recall costs include notification, withdrawal, disposal, advertising, and overtime. Insurance typically kicks in after a deductible and co payment.
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Home sewing grows with 4 H and teen participation
Mothers and daughters sew quickly creating stylish outfits using home machines. Seventeen Magazine reports 87.5 percent of American teen girls can make some portion of their own clothing, reflecting lifelong skills and fashion flexibility at low cost.
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America
New York
Obsolete communism cited after crisis day exchange
Alexander Fomin and Arthur Schlesinger Jr. debated on EU World Crisis Day with Schlesinger calling communism obsolete. Rafer Johnson visited Lawrence to study the People to People program in national service. The 1961 program span also recalls Eisenhower’s boyhood home preservation plans in Abilene.
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Abilene
Topeka
Big Six Conference
Harry Woodring
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Washington
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New York
If Phone Agency Ends Service to Democrat Bash
A column imagines two plans for a 1972 Democratic National Convention disruption. Plan A centers on paid phone lines halting nominations. Plan B imagines Nixon addressing a hostile Miami crowd after Hughes royalties fund a redrawn convention. East Germany awards Klaus Fuchs a Golden Medal for atomic secrets work.
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East Germany
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Russia
Expansionism fears loom over India Pakistan clash
The article argues U S concern grows as India with Soviet backing may carve up Pakistan and redraw Southwest Asia borders. It warns Moscow could press Baluchistan and Pashtunistan while pressuring New Delhi to curb actions, risking wider world power shifts.
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West Pakistan
Baluchistan
Pashtunistan
Afghanistan
U.N
City fire and police praised for Flamingo Club exit
A Letter to the Journal-World commends Lawrence firemen and policemen for orderly evacuation of Flamingo Club patrons during a Sunday fire, crediting a half cent sales tax increase for sending enough firefighters to contain the blaze and prevent injuries.
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Lawrence
Flamingo Club
Wes Kabler
Frank Hines
AEC Officials Meet Kansas Governor Over Lyons Nuclear Dump
William Doub of the Federal Atomic Energy Commission was to meet Governor Docking at 2 15 p m to discuss the proposed national nuclear waste repository at Lyons Kansas. The meeting follows Docking anger over AEC handling and cites potential legal action if Kansas is not adequately informed.
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Lyons Atomic Dump
AEC
Topeka, Kan
William Doub
Federal Atomic Energy Commission
Robert Docking
Doub
Patrick Bunnan
Docking
Lyons
Kan
Kansas
James Schlesinger
Attorney General’s Office
Skyscraper Crack Forces Evacuation In Manhattan
A 40 story Broadway and 32nd Street skyscraper developed a major crack on Monday. The crack, about 15 feet long with a threadlike extension up 10 more stories, led to tenant evacuations and street closure. Waterproofing firm workers and city Buildings Department inspectors examined the damage.
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New York
Broadway
32Nd Street
City Buildings Department
Journal World Opinion Page Description
The Journal World outlines its opinion section as a forum for editorial writers letter writers columnists and political cartoonists to share personal views. It encourages informed citizens to evaluate criticism and commendation and promotes free exchange of ideas for a healthy democracy.
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