Still the same old Soviet in U S foreign policy
Journal-World editorial notes Robert Conquest warns misreading Soviet aims risks disaster in diplomacy. Russians seek world domination via control and conflict, detente seen as a struggle tool, with Leninist doctrine denying legitimate political pluralism. U S must recognize guiding master plan behind Kremlin actions.
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United States
Conquest
Hoover Institute
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Lenin
U.S.S.R
America
Kremlin
U.S
Supreme Soviet
Preservation Debate Touches Kansas Flint Hills Prairie Park
The column argues for a National Prairie Park in the Kansas Flint Hills, noting past support and current opposition from eight farm groups. It details Rep. Larry Winn's 187000 acre bill spanning Chase, Lyon, Butler and Greenwood counties, with private land rights for residents for 25 years or until death. The piece cites ongoing committee status and cites a shift toward favoring public ownership to protect tall grass prairie against development and shifting land use.
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Abraham Lincoln
Kansas Flint Hills
Kansas
Flint Hills
Flint Hill
National Praire Park
Flint
Scott Stuckey
Indiana
Congress
Larry Winn
Chase
Lyon
Butler
Greenwood
National Park Service
Wabaunsee
Kansas-Oklahoma
Osage County
Okla
Winn
Pottawatomie County
Mercedes-Benz
Keith Sebelius
Sam
Stuckey
Tax revolt grows in California as Jarvis plan gains traction
California wallets tremble as voters face a proposed constitutional amendment by Howard Jarvis to cut property taxes to 1 percent of market value, a move supporters claim would deliver seven billion dollars in relief. Critics warn it could trigger large tax shifts and budget cuts, with Governor Brown constrained by a formal reserve stance and legislative deadlock.
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California
Howard Jarvis
Jarvis
Los Angeles
Edward Davis
Davis
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Brown
Letters defend Lawrence Memorial Hospital amid editorials
Two letters from LMH staff defend the hospital against February 4 editorials. Elizabeth Snorf and A M Allan, R N, rebut claims of malfunctions and limited care, citing improved facilities, diverse surgical services, and ER stabilization practices. They dispute assertions of head trauma limits and emphasize emergency Room effectiveness and staff dedication.
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Journal-World
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
LMH
Lawrence
Elizabeth Snorf
Frontier Rd
Apr
Douglas County
C.A.T
Lawrence Memorial
A. M. Allan
R.N
Journal World staff and publication details
Journal World established in 1854 with W C Simons as editor from 1891 to 1952 publishes daily except Sunday. Located at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas 66044. Subscription rates vary by carrier and region, with prices listed for local, Kansas, and national mail.
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W.C. Simons
The
Ward Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Debate over canal action should rise above cliches
In a calm Senate debate on Panama Canal treaties, voices warn against cliches and filibusters. Critics challenge insinuations that the motive is to aid a poor Panama, while supporters stress that cost figures and future ownership details must guide ratification discussions.
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New York
United States
Panama Canal
Los Angeles
Torrijos
Castro
Brezhnev
Robert Welch
John Birch Society
Senate
James Allen
Alabama
Washington Post
Allen
Canal
Panama
Ellsworth Bunker
Sol Linowitz
Bunker
Linowitz
Marine Midland Bank
State Department
Carter
Bennett Seeks County Treasurer Post in Fall Election
Old home town resident Mrs. Bessie Bennett announced her candidacy to succeed herself as county treasurer in the upcoming fall election. Several Douglas County residents studied to determine if appraisers could enter homes for real estate evaluations at the assessor's request. Maupin tour of Lawrence commented on President Johnson's travel tax as a harsh penalty for middle-class travelers, likely to fail in Congress. Governor McNair declared a state of emergency in Orangeburg after three black students were killed in a brief gunfire exchange with police. Lawrence High defeated Leavenworth 48 to 44 to move into third place in the league race. Eight KU graduates passed the Kansas bar exam including Edwin Jeffries and others. Lawrence High debate team members won eastern Kansas and Second District titles.
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Bessie Bennett
Douglas County
County Commission
Darwin Rogers
Maupintour
Lawrence
Johnson
Congress
Robert McNair
Orangeburg
S.C
Edwin Jeffries
Maxine Virtue
Richard Mullins
Charles Stough Jr
David Watermulder
Ann Murray
Albert Decker
David Whitney
Lawrence High
Kansas
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Robert Conquest
Stanford University
Doris Ballard
Norton Daily Telegram
Sacramento
Calif
Hospital Defended
Topeka
Topeka State Hospital
KUMC
Journal. World
Lawrence, Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Dalph Simons Sr
Bill Mayer
Ralph Gage
Robert Nordykene
van A. Kempin
Jack Starkey
David Ward
Bes Shai
Old Home Town
Leavenworth
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