Lawrence Daily Journal-World staff and contact details 1971
The issued item lists staff roles at the Lawrence Daily Journal-World with names such as Dolph C. Simmons and Steven Parsons, plus publishing and address information for the newspaper. It notes circulation rates and service areas for subscriptions and mail delivery. The page is dated Saturday February 13, 1971.
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Douglas
Kansas
United States
Lawrence
Kaw
Sudit Bureau of
Laos Peace Talks and Election Bets Roil National Debate
The report discusses leaked White House claims of Laos as the last major Indochina operation before 1972 elections and the split views of Mansfield and Ford on Vietnam withdrawal. It also covers local election guidance in Lawrence and an NU professor Rozman not rehired after campus disturbances.
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Nixon
Southeast Asia
Washington
Laos
Indochina
White House
U.S
South Vietnam
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Nebraska University
Lincoln
Stephen Rozman
Rozman
Board of Regents
Rogman
Mili
Crucial Test For ARVN Determines Indochina Fate
Washington policymakers weigh ARVN performance in Laos as a decisive test of Vietnamization. A successful push could hasten U.S. troop withdrawals. failure would raise the risk of accelerated American withdrawal and renewed concern about South Vietnam’s ability to stand alone. Advisors acknowledge Laos may settle whether ARVN can face Hanoi’s forces without U.S. ground troops.
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Washington
Nixon
Laos
Indochina
Saigon
Laotian Panhandle
Hanoi
ARVN
Army of Vietnam
U.S
Pentagon
Ho Chi Minh
Cambodia
Melvin Laird
Ho Chi Minh Trail
South Vietnam
White House
Rogers
Kissinger
United States
Regental decision ends professor rehiring bid amid appeals
The regents ruled against rehiring a professor after controversy over demands to push the university into a political stance on Cambodia troop movements. Appeals are expected, with the dispute likely to continue as both sides press standards and process.
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Tary
Naval Science Building
U.S
Cambodia
Lawrence City Commission race leads with Weatherwax bid
A 1961 item notes Mayor John T. Weatherwax as the first candidate to announce for the Lawrence City Commission race. Also mentioned are KU humanities lectures, teacher pay raises, and a January welfare disbursement in Douglas County.
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John T. Weatherwax
Lawrence City Commission
S. I. Hayakawa
San Francisco State College
Mt. Oread
Douglas County Welfare Board
Journal of Higher Education
University of Kansas
Johns Hopkins University
Kansas
Douglas
Johnson
Prayer for Grace and Understanding
A brief religious exhortation asking the Father to grant grace not to be offended by others talk or habits. It seeks endurance understanding and compassion in daily life.
Reader letter protests new columnist and calls for balanced space
Zelma Sanders and Julius Hornberger criticize Gus Dizerega in the Journal-World letter, arguing for equal space for supporters. They defend law and order, question pollution motives, and urge a pro America stance on national issues.
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University of Kansas
Journal- World
Zelma Sanders
McLouth
Kan
Journal-World
Julius Hornberger
Cfca Employe
Baldwin
Enzyme Soap Sales Lag Prompt Changes by Firms
Enzyme based laundry products once dominated the market and are being reduced by Lever Brothers Procter & Gamble and Colgate Palmolive due to falling sales. Industry safety concerns include respiratory illness skin reactions and calls for FTC action.
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Washington
Lever Brothers
Procter & Gamble
Colgate Palmolive
United States
England
Wine Women Cause Downfall in Wichita Fire Dept
Two Wichita firemen were suspended for 30 days and placed on six months probation after being found to have conduct unbecoming the fire department. Two others resigned. Fire Chief L D Garney said the action followed reports of women visitors and alcoholic beverages at the station involving F A Cabala J A Walker E D Linton and W M Maxwell.
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Wichita (Ap
Wichita
L. D. Garney
Wichita Fire Department
F. A. Cabala
J. A. Walker
E. D. Linton
W. M. Maxwell
Embargo Confusion Over Southeast Asia Column Explained
A Washington columnist faces a security embargo on a planned piece about Vietnam policy. Officials refuse to reveal topics, citing national security and credibility concerns, while insisting the aim is to shorten the war and avoid compromising operations.
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Washington
White House
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Congress
Vietnam
Rogers
Henry Kissinger
Southeast Asia
Best Sellers and Non Fiction Book List Noted
A catalog of popular and non fiction titles cited including Love Story by Erich Segal Islands in the Sun by Hemingway Passenger to Frankfurt by Christie Khrushchev Remembers The Greening of America Inside the Third Reich Civilization Future Shock Rich Man Poor Man and others.
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Erich Segal
Uris
Hemingway
America
Reich
Third Reich
Speer
Clark
Toffer
Black Panther Huey Newton Living Quietly in Lake Merritt Luxury Flat
Huey P. Newton is living under an assumed name in a top floor Oakland apartment overlooking Lake Merritt. The lavish unit costs 650 dollars a month with full services including doorman sauna gym and putting green. The Ex aminer says Newton has resided there since November as Don Penn amid florist deliveries and a New York broker Stronghold Consolidated Productions Inc. and David Cabriel Lubell deny lease signing.
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Oakland
Calif
Huey P. Newton
San Francisco Examiner
Lakeshore Drive
Ed Montgomery
Newton
Don Penn
Penn
Lake Merritt
Examiner
Stronghold Consolidated Productions, Inc
New York
David Cabriel Lubell
Lubell
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