Lawrence Daily Journal World 1971 February 22 Front Data
Lawrence Daily Journal World issue dated Monday February 22 1971 lists staff including President Publisher Dolph Simons Junior and Editor W C Simons. It notes publication details and subscription rates for city Douglas county and broader Kansas and US mail. It also marks AP membership and circulation audits.
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Wond Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
United States
Community rises in blizzard acts of kindness and political shifts
Blizzard conditions bring neighbors together as people help strangers and each other endure the storm. The piece also notes New York Mayor John Lindsay's potential 1972 party switch and federal postal rate changes aiming to improve service amid growing deficits.
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New York City
John V. Lindsay
White House
Lindsay
Nixon
Edmund Muskie
George McGovern
Birch Bayh
New York
Andrew Mulrain
Robert Wagner
Mulrain
Muskie
McGovern
Bayh
U.S. Postal Department
Postal Rate Commission
Kansas City
Lawrece
Washington
Student Leader Introduces Himself From Hanoi Broadcast
David Ifshin, new head of the National Students Association, describes his background including Syracuse University presidency and recent graduation. He recounts attempting to visit South Vietnam, was denied entry, then traveled to Hanoi and spoke by radio to U.S. troops about the Thieu Ky regime and Vietnamese oppression.
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David Ifshin
National Students Association of the United States
Syracuse University
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Young Ifshin
Hanoi
United States
Ifshin
National Students Association
G.J
Wall Street
Charles Manson
American Boy Scouts
Syracuse
Thieu-Ky
U.S
Vietnam
Great Confusion in the Hall over Cannon's Speakership
A 1910 House revolt against Speaker Joseph T. Cannon reshaped power by stripping him of committee control, with Rep. Albert Sidney Burleson pressing to declare the speakership vacant. The 192 to 155 vote affirmed a new era despite Cannon's title remaining.
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Washington
Congressional Record
Joseph T. Cannon
House
Albert Sidney Burleson
D-Tex
Cannon
Illinois
Joe
Rules Committee
Sam Rayburn
John L. McMillan
D-S.c
House District of
George Norris
Nebraska
Norris
Burleson
Woodrow Wilson
Champ Clark
Missouri
Trimming Fat a Necessity in Cost Cutting
New York AP outlines how cost-cutting focuses on simple gains like better purchasing, shipping controls, and maintenance planning. Expert Phil Pomerantz emphasizes dollarizing savings, citing cases such as overbuying throwaway gloves costing $25,000 yearly and idle service staff limiting downtime.
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New York
Phil Pomerantz
Lybrad
Ross Bros. & Montgomery
Pomerantz
Dr Noble Pierce Sherwood 79 dies at Watkins Memorial
Emeritus KU bacteriology professor Dr Noble Pierce Sherwood died after a long illness at Watkins Memorial Hospital. Kansas University officials gave no comment on a Senate bill to make Wichita University a state supported institution. A Lawrence Human Relations study committee opened its first meeting electing Dr Phillip Godwin as chairman and Harold Keltz as secretary.
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Noble Pierce Sherwood
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Kansas University
Senate
Wichita University
Lawrence Human Relations Commission
City Commission
Phillip Godwin
Harold Keltz
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
Daily verse from I John 3 18 reminds readers to show love by deeds and truth. A prayer asks God to enlarge and fill the heart with zeal for loving others and to lead others to Thee as the Shepherd who died for all.
Population explosion worries college students on campuses
The College Poll surveyed over 100 campuses and 7.2 million full-time students. About 89.5 percent reject redistribution as the fix, calling overpopulation a growing global issue tied to health advances and birth control. Students discuss costs, policy measures, and personal family plans amid ecological concerns.
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New York
N.Y
Yale
Haverford
Rutgers
Northwestern Economics
UCLA
Barton College
India
University of Chicago
NYU
Rosemont
Paul Erlich
Ralph Nader
McCloskey Bounced From Young Republicans Training Panel
The Young Republican National Federation dropped Rep. Paul McCloskey from a leadership training school panel after a Stanford speech critics cited on impeachment and Laos policy. McCloskey had been slated to lead a youth vote discussion before organizers canceled the panel four days prior.
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Washington
Young Republican National Federation
YRNF
Paul N
Pete) McCloskey
California
McCloskey
Stanford University
Nixon
Laos
Shirley Temple
Congress
Pat Breheny
William Scherle
Iowa
Stanford
Breheny
Louis Frey
Florida
Frey
Irvine
Calif
White House
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Tokyo Rose
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Council of Religious Education
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