Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and masthead listing
A transcription of the newspaper masthead for the Lawrence Daily Journal World dated Tuesday Evening Dec 29 1970. It lists the publishers editors and staff including Dolph Simons Jr Billy Mayer Daryl Hall Ernest Pant and W C Simons with contact and staff roles and subscription rates. It notes the paper is published daily except Sunday by The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas and provides subscription pricing for local and national addresses.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kaw
Telephone
Kan
Audit Bureau of Cirrculation
Associated Press
Nixon threats and bombing policy questioned amid Vietnam war
The piece analyzes whether renewed bombing of North Vietnam is an effective tool, noting changes in U.S. stance under Nixon and Laird. It questions whether threats alter Hanoi’s behavior and cites Johnson’s earlier pause as evidence bombing often fails to achieve its aims. Also reports a fatal brick-throwing incident on the Kansas Turnpike and related injuries.
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Nixon
North Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
Paris
Johnson
Reagan’s Omission From City Conference Speaks Volatile Politics
The White House struck Gov. Ronald Reagan from a May Indianapolis city conference guest list alongside Willy Brandt and Nixon. The Nixon administration cites his non mayor status, while Nelson Rockefeller and others appear. House leadership posts face a closed door runoff with Boland, Udall, O’Hara, Sisk, and Hays, narrowing to Boggs vs Udall. John Connally begins Treasury tenure with a tense start as Char Charis Walker and staff await his outreach.
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Washington
White House
Ronald Reagan
California
Willy Brandt
Nixon
Reagan
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
John Gardner
Hubert H. Humphrey
Barabbas Life Shown in New Year Film at Grace Church
A two hour film on Barabbas life titled Wine of Morning will show at 8 p m Thursday during a New Year’s Eve service at Grace Baptist Church 1549 E 28th The Sundown Gospel Singers from Kansas City Kan will perform and sing at 7 p m Saturday and Sunday The film produced by Bob Jones University Greenville S C dramatizes Barabbas life and the cross Christ was crucified on The film written by Dr Bob Jones won all four major awards from the National Evangelical Film Foundation
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Grace Baptist Church
Sundown Gospel Singers
Kansas City
Kan
Bob Jones University
Greenville
S.C
Pilate
Christ
Bob Jones
KU Professor among ten essayists in frontier study book
Dr George Anderson of Kansas University History returns to teaching after 19 years as department chair. He is joined by nine other historians in The Frontier Challenge: Responses to the Trans Mississipp West from The University of Kansas Press.
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George Anderson
Kansas University
John G. Clark
University of Kansas Press
Anderson
Trans-Mississippi West
Pony Express
Hollywood
Fort X
Dr. Anderson
Allan G. Bogue
Vernon Carstensen
Paul W. Gates
William T. Hagan
Robert W. Johnannsen
Rodman W. Paul
Earl Pomeroy
Francis Paul Prucha
Oscar Q. Winther
Moods of Vietnam Lead to Speculation in US Opinion
A columnist surveys mixed US views on Vietnam after Nixon’s early years, citing casualty trends, demoralized troops, and uncertain leadership. Expert Douglas Pike analyzes how few troops are in direct combat while most casualties come from mines and terror attacks, noting shifting political and military intentions and the risk of escalating violence.
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Vietnam
United States
United States Information Agency
Pike
Asia
Nixon
Army Uses Tape Recorders to Spy on Civilians in Simulation
An Army training drill mocks surveillance tactics as officers conduct a field exercise on bugging civilians and political figures. The script features a drill sergeant detailing tracking gear, cameras, and tape recorders used to monitor protesters, governors, and Senators.
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Washington
Wychwald
Capitol Hill
Army
Legislature to Consider Consumer Protection Bill in 1971
Topeka AP Lance Burr assistant attorney general in charge of consumer protection says a reworked 1971 bill will reintroduce a statewide system of small claims courts with a $200 limit. Filing fees are $3 for contract and tort cases or waived if unable to pay. County judges would take on extra duties and be paid per cases handled.
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Topeka
Lance Burr
Kansas
Burr
David Heinemann
Garden City
Bravo to State Rep John D Bower for timely comments
Letter praising Kansas State Representative John D. Bower for expressing views that reflect the majority of Kansas taxpayers. Signed by Joseph F. Wilkins of 1535 University Dr.
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John D. Bower
Journal-World
Joseph F. Wilkins
University Dr
Caps Cause Trouble Near I 435 Bridge
Three youths aged 14 15 and 16 were found with over 4000 blasting caps on the Missouri River ice near the Interstate 435 bridge. Police say the caps were likely stolen from construction firms and the boys were sent to juvenile court.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Missouri River
Interstate 435
Firms Assist Communities in Venezuela Through DVC Program
In Venezuela more than 500 corporations donate 2 to 5 percent of net profits to the Voluntary Dividend for the Community, or DVC. Funds support education, scholarships, vocational training, and cultural programs, with 47.9 percent directed to education and related areas.
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Caracas
Venezuela
DVC
Manila
Eugenio Mendoza
Creole Petroleum Corp
Shell de Venezuela, Ltda
Lawrence Leaders Elect Harris Club President
Old Home Town Jack Harris a local appliance and furniture store operator and postmaster was named president of the Lawrence Cosmopolitan Club succeeding Warren Rhodes of First National Bank. The town faced a major traffic delay on the Kansas Turnpike as a truck carrying oil field pipe blew a tire spreading debris and backing up traffic for over an hour. The smallest annexation to the city since the 1950s added 51.9 acres across South Hills Addition Country Club Terrace Addition and land near Kasold Terrace. County Commissioners debated creating a county building fund to seed 39 000 annually for a new courthouse by 1956 with repairs suggesting replacement within a decade. The War Price and Rationing board plans a week starting Jan 14 to stress inflation dangers and price control. UD Chancellor Malott announced mid year medical school graduates. Leah Kircher was named Lawrence Memorial Hospital superintendent. Charles Nuffer reported robbed and left stranded after two men forced him to drive to Topeka. A Topeka man wanted for chicken thefts after being released by Lawrence police.
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Jack Harris
Lawrence
South Hills
Country Club Terrace
Kasold Terrace
E. Fosberg Hughes
Douglas County War Price and Rationing Board
Deane W. Malott
School of Medicine
Leah Kircher
Kansas City
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Abbie Stevens
Charles Nuffer
DeSoto
Topeka
Clinton
Prayer Prayer for Vigilance Against Greed
A devotional petition asking God to fix eyes on the unseen and resist greed that harms creation, urging action against humanity's destructiveness in accordance with divine will.
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God
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