Lawrence Daily Journal World Publication Details Dec 19 1970
The issue lists staff roles led by Dolph C Symons Sr and others, notes the World Company publishing base at Sixth and New Hampshire, Lawrence Kansas, and provides subscription rates including carrier and mail options for various regions. It is dated Saturday Evening, Dec 19, 1970.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Tompshire Streets
Lawrence
Kaw
Dovelas
Kansas
Anail
United States
Pilgrim Values Highlighted by Billy Graham Memorial
Billy Graham urges Americans to reclaim Pilgrim virtues as Plymouth Rock 350th anniversary events unfold. He lists six core lessons from the Pilgrims including religious conviction discipline freedom under law social concern principled leadership evangelism and vision. He warns against cynicism and calls for a national religious revival to restore guiding principles.
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Plymouth Rock
Mass
Billy Graham
Graham
the Evangelist
America
Sir Winston Churchill
God
Christ
Atrocities and the American will to defend
A provocative meditation on how reporting and judging wartime atrocities affects public resolve. The author warns that self censorship and exposure to brutal images could erode national willingness to fight, while noting real war crimes and the need for accountability.
Rise and fall of Kunzig as GOP chairman bid
In three days Robert Kunzig ex aide to Hugh Scott and head of the General Services Administration rose as a Republican National Chairman candidate but was blocked at the White House. Nixon aides and officials waver over the choice, inviting more ambitious bids and exposing internal infighting.
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Washington
Rep
Rogers Morton
Maryland
Robert Kunzig
Senate
Hugh Scott
General Services Administration
Nixon
Morton
Interior
Sen
Robert Dole
Kansas
Scott
Kunzig
Sun Valley
Idaho
National Committee
White House
John Mitchell
H. R
Bob) Haldeman
Robert Finch
Secrets of the SST Report Prompt Political Debate
President Nixon faced questions on why a top secret SST report could not be released. The discussion, featuring Max Lindbergh and others, spans international reactions in 1979 including Europe boycott risk, NATO troop changes, Soviet action, and tourism restrictions abroad if the SST proceeds.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Max Lindbergh
Max
Letters to the Editor condemn Lawrence violence and defend law
Oscar Broers of Eudora argues the recent destructive actions in Lawrence are unjustifiable and deeper than material motives. He says excuses by some defend the defiance and will condemn those involved, urging accountability and adherence to God’s commandments.
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Lawrence
Supreme Court
Williams says Congress should set age limits for service
Senator John J. Williams, nearing retirement after 24 years, urged that Americans will demand lawmakers leave Congress before they are too old. He reflected on integrity and criticized past actions, praising Williams’ own decision to retire and calling him a model of principle.
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Washington
John J. Williams
Senate
Congress
Williams
Elsie
Millsboro
Del
Old Home Town Notes and Local Laughs From The Times
A retro column from 1960 recalls nobles and royals Ray Nichols met in England including Queen Elizabeth and Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. Kansas Power & Light announces a 74 percent cut in residential electric rates starting January, trimming typical bills from 8.65 to 7.98 monthly.
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Rhodes
Ray Nichols
Lawrence
Raymond Nichols
1617
Ala
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Harold Macmillan
England
Kansas Power & Light
Today’s Bible Message Prayer Notes on Sacrificial Giving
A devotional prayer asks believers to remember that giving may require sacrifice, expressing gratitude for God’s love in Christ and seeking guidance during the season.
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Father
Texas Nominations Put Bush and Connally Under Scrutiny
Lawrence High School juniors Seaver and Carttar note President Nixon’s 1972 nominations of George Bush for United Nations ambassador and John Connally for Treasury face Senate scrutiny. They question qualifications, diplomatic experience, and political motives, urging merit over politics.
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Texas
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
David Kennedy
United Nations
Mr. Young
Nixon
George Bush
John Connally
the Treasury
Bush
Connally
Senate
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