Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and details
Lawrence Daily Journal World dated Tuesday Evening December 22 1970 lists staff including Adolph Simons Jr president publisher and Ernest Tont news editor with advertising director Leo Bull and Steve Parsons assistant publisher. The notice appears in a 1970 Lawrence Kansas edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doalph C. Simons JR
Adolph Simons
Ade
Steve Parsons
Bill Mayer
Cress
Ernest Tont
Leo Bullree
Community goodwill at Lawrence police station caroling event
A Christmas message from Rock Chalk River City Citizens to the Lawrence Police Department emphasized understanding. Street people and officers met for caroling at the station, a hopeful sign that good will can foster ongoing progress and peace in the coming year.
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Lawrence
Rock Chalk River City
Community urged to boost Christmas display entries in Jaycee contest
Lawrence readers note 28 entries in the 1970 Jaycee Christmas decoration contest and urge sectional divisions, clearer prize details, and broader participation. Editors warn against overshadowing displays and emphasize contests bolster community spirit and holiday brightness.
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Lawrence
Jaycees
Taxpayers Receptive or Not to Inflation Debate
New York AP report examines how taxes impact inflation concerns and household budgets. It notes Labor Department data showing 30 to 40 percent of 1970 budget increases come from taxes, with wide regional variations in cost of living and housing shares across budgets.
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New York
Labor Department
Department
Anchorage
Alaska
Austin
Tex
Chicago
Los Angeles
Old Home Town Highlights from 1960 to 1945
Brief snapshots note Dr Charles A Leone of KU elected as a New York Academy of Sciences fellow. Ice on Potter Lake at KU deemed safe for skating after police report three and a half inches. Dr Warren J Hunzicker named director of medical education for a 12 million Research Hospital in Kansas City. Also mentions rabies immunizations for KU students and employees in 1945 and a nylon hose sale crowd at Weavers.
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Charles A. Leone
New York Academy of Sciences
Potter Lake
Lawrence
Warren J. Hunzicker
Kansas City
Diet and Exercise Plan Promised for January 2 Start
The piece discusses overweight and flabby areas from excess pounds and lack of muscle tone. It suggests a double bill regimen of diet and exercise to address both issues, with a start date of January 2.
Tom Wolfe and the New Journalism Debate
The essay lauds Tom Wolfe as a leading New Journalism figure and critiques critics who attack his work. It contrasts Wolfe’s virtuosity with editors who condemn his satire and discusses generation gaps, the value of meaningful work, and the tension between liberal sympathy and Black Protest.
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New York
Esquire
Leonard Bernstein
New York City
Mr. Wolfe
Bernstein
Bernstein Et al
Tom Wolfe
Wolfe
San Francisco
Inflation and pollution in need of public action
A letter argues inflation is fueled by federal spending and foreign aid while wages rise. The writer questions moon missions costing 24 billion and urges citizens to contact senators. Pollution threats are blamed on atomic tests and car emissions, calling for clean air and responsible policy. Alvin Dahlene 94714 IH
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He & Railroad
Washington, D.C
Vietnam
Uncle Sam
United States
Uncle
Alvin Dahlene
Kennedy Operatives Weigh Shifts as Muskie Leads
A Kennedy camp aide James F. Flug coordinates labor leaders leaning toward Muskie while hoping they stay flexible for a Kennedy switch. Kennedy reportedly shows more interest in 1972 than publicly admitted, while Muskie faces internal pressure from Dixie lawmakers and Florida split over Sisk.
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James F. Flag
Brooklyn
Harvard
Ted Kennedy
Kennedy
Senate
Flug
Muskie
Letters Editor urges peace and inner truth after Vietnam loss
A reader from Mrs. Arnold Le Bombard shares a Christmas message urging inner wisdom and truth, while Editor notes Lonnie LeBombard, a Vietnam War casualty and Lawrence High graduate, is remembered. The letter calls for stopping intolerance and violence, valuing children’s wisdom, and pursuing peace.
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Arnold LeBombard
Lonnie LeBombard
Vietnam
Lonnie
Lawrence High
Las Vegas Dreamer Reveals Million Dollar Briefcase
In a narative dream sequence, a man named Howard, a Vegas owning dealer, meets the narrator on a flight to Nassau. Howard dismisses settling, notes a fondness for Jane Russell, avoids gambling at tables, and departs, leaving behind a briefcase containing 100 million dollars in new thousand-dollar bills.
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Washington
Las Vegas
Paradise Island
Bahamas
Art
Howard
Jane Russell
Nassau
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Meier
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John Cunniff
Old Home Town
Community Service Committee
Trinity Lutheran Church
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F. C. Allen
John
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Christ
Man Mauing Wolfe
William Buckley JR
America
Henry Scott
New York Review of Books
Richmond
Washington and Lee University
Yale
New York Daily News
Washington Post
Herald Tribune
Jason Epstein
Cotton Mather
Mr. Epstein
Karl Shapiro
Book World
Best
Journal-World
Franklin D. Murphy
Murphy
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Edward M. Kennedy
Teddy
Joseph Duffey
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
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McCarthy
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B. F. Sisk
California
Wilbur D. Mills
Arkansas
Mills
Sisk
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
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Dixie
Phil Landrum
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Robert Sikes
Barni Mitchell
Heaven
Rosemary LeBombard
East
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Jesus
Hughes
Art Buchwald
States
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