Lawrence Daily Journal-World staff and rates noted
The Lawrence daily paper from The World Company lists staff roles including President Publisher WPH Simons and editors ORE Parsons DARYL Hall ERNEST Pontius Advertising Director LEO Eller and mentions established 1854 with subscription rates by carrier and mail across regions.
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Simons JR
WPH Simons Cusses
Ore Parsons
Bill Mayer
Daryl Hall
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Douglas
Kansas
United States
Oklahoma campus riot bill sparks debate over enforceability
The Oklahoma Senate approved a campus incitement to riot bill by 36 to 7, imposing felony penalties including a $10,000 fine and up to 10 years in prison. Critics warn many anti riot laws already exist and enforcement may be impractical, while lawmakers joke about harsher penalties.
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Oklahoma State Senate
Sooner Senate
Oklahoma
Gene Stipe
Leon Field
Congress
Keynes Influence Through Time Shapes Modern Policy
In 1936 John Maynard Keynes argued that ideas from economists and philosophers shape policy beyond defunct status, influencing leaders including President Nixon. His view that active government, cheap money, and public investment can sustain full employment challenges traditional balanced budget conservatism, with monetarists agreeing on some points.
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New York
John Maynard Keynes
Nixon
Keynes
Old Home Town Highlights From 1961 40 Years Ago Past Lawrence
A Ft. Riley solders car plowed into Griff's Burger Bar after hitting a curb amid the year’s heaviest snow 1.4 inches causing over $5,000 in vehicle damage. Lawrence High and Legion posts feature local service and sports notes with community prayers.
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Ft. Riley
Griff’s Burger
Karl Reber
Lathrop B. Read Jr
Army
Douglas County
Kansas State Highway Patrol
Andrew Schoeppel
George W. Alexander
1108
Conn
Kansas City
Dale W. Carnegie
Carnegie
Ivanhoe Temple
Bill Schaake
Bob Gerard
Chalmer Woodard
Lawrence
Basketeers
DeSoto High
Dorsey and
Liberty Posts
American Legion
Dorsey-Liberty Post
Lawrence High
George Moore
Charles Hemphill
Herman Cohen
Howard Pine
Royal Mayhan
James Mettner
James Groebe
John Fritzel
Fred Harris
William Guffer
Thomas Emery
Claude Dicker
Bill Poland
Charles L. Shepard
Denver
Fitzsimons Hospital
Students Dubious About War Policy
A December 1970 College Poll shows 92.7 percent of full time students doubt the war in Southeast Asia will end by 1972 while 7.3 percent expect completion. The survey highlights student views on Vietnamization, Cambodia, and Nixon’s re election as pivotal to the 1972 race, with 32.1 percent believing South Vietnam could survive without outside aid.
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New York
N.Y
America
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Nixon
Dent Nixon
South Vietnam
Last Note of Aria Inspires Support From Nixon Era
The passage describes a student who delivered a final aria in a school program and was consoled by President Nixon. It notes the singer’s public setbacks and the broad backing from those who rally behind someone facing a major event.
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Nixon
City trash cleanup urged by Journal-World letters
Editor letters urge expanding the sanitation department to provide trucks and drivers for thorough citywide street and alley trash cleanup on a regular basis, modeled after Kansas University campus practices. The writers question whether the student body leaves more trash per capita than others.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
Sanitation Department
Kansas University
Jose Greco and Nana Lorca Charm in Snowbound Lawrence Show
Lawrence EBodle praises Jose Greco and Nana Lorca for a varied and charming concert in Hoch Auditorium, though a snowstorm kept many away and several numbers were omitted or misordered. Lorca shines with Danza Espanola and an Equestrian dance with Amaral, Lerma. Greco’s Ranch and guitarists impress, while the campus cleanup plan proposes litter fines and tax ideas to curb trash.
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Jose Greco
Marcel Marceau
Lawrence
Peter, Paul
Mary
Hoch Auditorium
Nana Lorca
Greco
Miss Lorca
Roberto Amaral
Juan Lerma
Azucena
Edo
Ose Greco
Agustin Reyes
Luis Cuadra
Roger Maxhado
Juan Vallejo
Studies Urged Of School Year
A special grant of 25000 dollars to fund a pilot study on extending the school year is urged by a joint legislative committee. Funds would go to one or more districts selected by the State Department of Education. The plan calls for four quarters with options for three quarters or four with a reduced load to allow work outside school.
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Topeka
State Department of Education
John Bower
R-Mclouth
Challenge Four Gate to Survival
A column warns overpopulation threatens existence with four linked challenges. It predicts mass growth prompts megacity expansion, resource strain, pollution and poison risks, rising crime, and degraded environments. The author urges action to retard population growth for a livable future.
Lawrence High seniors Seaver and Carttar honored
Editor notes that Seaver and Carttar are senior honor students at Lawrence High School, highlighting their academic distinction and school role.
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Seaver
Carttar
Lawrence High School
Kansas Legislature At A Glance Action Highlights
Kansas lawmakers moved on several items. The Senate gave preliminary approval to a bill making it unlawful to disrupt a public proceeding. Republican House members pressed early action to end Kansas constitutional ban on lotteries, aiming for a voter vote by April 6. A Senate resolution urged Congress and the IRS to improve Internal Revenue Code administration. Another Senate measure proposes Congress take over all states welfare programs. The House approved a plan to place a constitutional amendment granting 18 year olds the vote on the April 6 ballot, pending final House action.
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Senate
House
Kansas
John Vermillion
Independence
Congress
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