Lawrence Journal World staff and dates 1971 notice
Lawrence Journal World details staff and ownership listings with editors and publishers. The item notes publication date Tuesday Evening December 28 1971 and circulation and contact information for the Lawrence Kansas newspaper.
Winter Driving Warnings and TV Bowl Week Perspective
A weather notice urges caution on slick roads with snow tires chains and careful braking. The column predicts a busy TV week for football fans with major bowls and local favorites Oklahoma Auburn and Alabama Nebraska, praising resilience of Nixon and Brandt amid adversity.
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Oklahoma
Auburn
Alabama
Sour Reaction On U S Acts From Currency Expert
New York AP reports Dr. Franz Pick a renowned Austrian born economist criticizes the Washington money agreements calling them a fraudulent state bankruptcy. He argues the Eurodollars pool at 73 billion dollars overwhelms US currency policy and threatens nations that upvalued their currencies.
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New York
Washington
Franz Pick
Pick
Nixon
United States
Group of 10
America
Couples Watch Late Show Together Despite Housing Rules
Virgil Lee Ramsey and Eileen De Renia, aged 76 and 60, recently wed to allow them to view the late night TV together in their Martin ez California rest home. A hospital spokesman said opposite sex patients cannot watch TV in each other’s rooms unless married. The couple celebrated a private ceremony to comply and enjoy color television in harmony.
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Virgil Lee Ramsey
Eileen de- Renia
Virgil
Eileen
Martinez
Calif
Ramsey
Mrs. DeRenia
Mama
Tarzan
Jane
Ryan
Ali
Ambulance Service Wins City Permit In Topeka
Old Home Town Capitol Ambulance Service of Topeka led by Glenn Hatfield Jr. won city approval to operate, replacing the funeral-home policy for the city. A 30 cent monthly average rate hike for Kansas Public Service Company was approved. Crosb y named top box office draw for third year as a Bing Crosby film played over the holidays. A cold New Year's Eve loomed with possible snow.
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Capitol Ambulance Service
Topeka
Glenn Hatfield Jr
Kansas Public Service Company
Bing Crosby
Crosby
Harry Woodring
State Committee On Employment
Kansas
Woodring
Goldwater Nixon Clash Mirrors 1964R Election Tensions
Senator Goldwater labels a right wing challenge to Nixon a threat to the party and world, while Democrats and independents see potential doom. The piece weighs consequences of Ashbrook’s New Hampshire bid and the conservative movement’s pacing under Nixon’s presidency.
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Tixon
Sen. Goldwater
Richard Nixon
Senator Goldwater
Nixon
Republican Party
United States of America
Free World
New Hampshire
Goldwater
Congress
Indian Ocean
Eisenhower
Senate
Barry Goldwater
Nixon moon trip rumor sparks election timing debate
A Washington discussion questions if Nixon will peak early after trips to Peking and Moscow. Cronkite cites a moon mission spoof as a proposed two-person lift for the President with Kissinger and Pat Nixon, framed as a gesture toward world peace and political impact.
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Moscow
Peking
Washington
Nixon
Mike Wallace
Mike
Walter
Ron Ziegler
Moon
Billy Graham
Connally
Agnew
Secret Service
White House
United States
Henry Kissinger
Pat
Henry
America
Lawrence legislator Blythe dies at 82 in White City
Lawrence J. Blythe, retired Kansas legislator and stockman, died at 82 in White City after an apparent heart attack. He served multiple terms in the Kansas House, chaired agriculture and roads committees, and led the Kansas Turnpike Authority and Rural Electrification Administration. Funeral arrangements were pending.
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White City
Kan
Lawrence J. Blythe
Kansas
State House of Representatives
Blythe
Agriculture and Roads and
The
Kansas Turnpike Authority
Kansas Rural Electrification Administration
Journalism and Law Split Role In Fair Trials
Washington state Supreme Court Justice Robert C. Finley urged shared responsibility for fair trials and a free press at the Association of American Law Schools meeting. He warned about myths and called for better law journalism collaboration and study on pretrial publicity effects.
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Chicago
Washington State
Supreme Court
America
Robert C. Finley
Association of American Law Schools
Finley
Associated Press Managing Editors Freedom of Information Committee
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Association For Education In Journalism
Sigma Delta Chi
Professional Journalistic Society
APME
Hu Blank
Wenatchee World
Wenatchee
Wash
Newton Minow
Federal Communications Commission
Northwestern University
Kansas State choir 23 day Europe tour begins in Kansas City
The Kansas State University concert choir of 49 members eight sponsors and director Rod Walker depart Kansas City by air for Paris for a 23 day tour through Europe including Paris Salzburg Vienna Belgrade Prague Berlin and London Each member pays 41000 with an additional 12000 raised from alumni and local supporters. Nixon opens White House for public Christmas decorations tours draw 11442 visitors to the downstairs rooms in Florida.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State University Concert
Europe
Rod Walker
Kansas City
Paris
Salzburg
Austria
Vienna
Zareb
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Berlin
London
K-State
Washington
Nixon
Florida
White House
Twin Swaim Siblings Enlist Together in Army
Howard L. Swaim age 19 and his sister Dawn 18 both joined the Army Monday at the Armed Forces Entrance Station in Kansas City. Their parents Mr and Mrs Donald C Swaim of Shawnee watched as Howard heads to Ft Polk Louisiana for basic training prior to helicopter schooling at Ft Walters Texas. Dawn enlisted after reading recruitment literature and discussions with a recruiter.
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Kansas City
Howard L. Swaim
Dawn
Army
Armed Forces
Donald C. Swaim
Shawnee
Kan
Howard
Ft. Polk
Ft. Walters
Tex
Addresses of Lawrence elected officials listed for readers
The reader service provides U S Senators James Pearson and Robert Dole in Washington D C 20510. House Rep Larry Winn Jr in 3rd District Washington 20515. State and local officials including Arden Booth John Vogel Morris Kay mayor J R Pulliam Jack Rose Nancy Hambleton Charles Fisher Dr W F Bradley Kenneth E Anderson Julie Hack Richard Holzmeister John Spearman Sr Dr Helen Gilles Larry Hatfield Arthur A Heck Raymond Ice Walter Cragan and others with street addresses in Lawrence and surrounding areas.
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W. F. Bradley
Rt. 2
Kenneth E. Anderson
Clifton Ct
Julie Hack
Mass
Richard Holzmeister
W. 20Th
John Spearman Sr
Helen Gilles
Iowa
Larry Hatfield
Lawrence Ave
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