Lawrence Daily Journal World Front Page Personnel Notice
Lawrence Daily Journal World staff list and office details for The World Company. Publishes daily except Sunday with contact lines and subscription rates for Lawrence Kansas in February 1971.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Frustration, Viet Cong flags, and Iowa tenure debate
Snowbound county workers suffer heart attacks while clearing welfare lot frustration rises. Maj. James Rowe warns Viet Cong flag profanities harm morale. Iowa Senator Messerly pursues a five year non tenure contract reform risking academic freedom and attracting raiders from other universities.
Strike Plans In Doubt Amid Arbitration Debate
The head of the American Arbitration Association argues compulsory arbitration is unworkable and snake oil. He favors voluntary arbitration as a peaceful, effective way to settle disputes, noting strikes harm all and that power imbalances hinder mandatory use. AFL CIO chief Meany agrees strikes often fail to resolve issues.
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New York
American Arbitration Association
Donald Straus
AAA
Straus
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Khrushchev
Nixon
Defense
MacNamara
Tenure debates spark campus governance tensions
The piece argues tenure should be governed within universities by faculty and administrators, not by state legislatures. It notes tenure brings stability and protects academic freedom but is often misunderstood and abused, urging reform from inside the institution rather than external political pressure.
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Messerly
Lawrence memory column and milestone notes from 1961 era
A retrospective column highlights KU geologist Dr. Edward J. Zeller’s Antarctic expeditions to date polar cooling history and recalls Battery B’s 40 World War I veterans from Haskell Institute. It also notes 1946 plant manager appointment at Stokely Foods, Boundary question talks, and 1931 Lawrence High debaters’ league success plus hobby fair entry rules.
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Edward J. Zeller
Antarctic
130Th Field Artillery
Haskell Institute
H. Herbert Tuller
Canning
Lawrence
Stokely Food, Inc
Will Pendleton
Lawrence High
Carolyn Harper
Charles Thomas
Robert Edgar
Hugh Randall
Atchison
O. J. Lane
Prayer Passage Refocuses On Quiet Listening
A devotional fragment invites believers to enter God’s presence in quiet stillness. It asks for realness from the Father and guidance to hear His voice, urging faithful action and spiritual attentiveness.
Developmental Aphasia and Misconceptions Highlighted
Johnny, a Palo Alto child, was diagnosed with developmental aphasia at the Stanford Institute for Childhood Aphasia after early signs of listening and speech difficulties. Treatment focused on symbol recognition and language therapies, offering a path to near normal function and first grade readiness.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Johnny
San Francisco Bay Area
Scottish Rite Institute For
Stanford University School of Medicine
Jon Eisenson
Stanford
Eisenson
Hisenson
Snow delays at Jayhawk Post Office prompt budget joke
Letter-writers describe ankle deep snow at the Jayhawk Post Office on 23rd Street due to no drive-up drop box and question snow removal funding. A reader suggests President Nixon budget $10 for an independent snow removal firm.
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Jayhawk
23Rd St
Nixon
Congress
C. A. Arentson
Montana
Public meeting set at Pinckney Clinton Center for primary debates
A candidates session is planned from 7 30 to 9 tonight at the Pinckney Clinton Community Center. City commission candidates are to attend for discussions ahead of the March 9 primary election.
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Pinckney-Clinton
City Commission
Kansas Legislature Highlights Move on Lottery Amendment
Senate gave preliminary approval to the lottery amendment but failed to advance it to final vote with only 30 members present. If approved Wednesday it may miss the April 6 ballot. Maj. James Rowe, a former Viet Cong prisoner, told a committee that Viet Cong flag imagery at demonstrations boosts morale. House bills include allowing voting machines in cities and townships, and a reform package to realign eight counties. A governor pay raise bill would set the governor's salary to 40000 and the lieutenant governor to 20000.
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Maj
James Rowe
Kansas
Topeka
Washington Monument
U.S
Rowe
Vietnam
Asia
Maj. Rowe
Senate
Friends of
House
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Francis Messerly
Board of Regents
John Cunniff
Old Home Town
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Laos
Europe
America
War Production Board
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
War and Navy Departments
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Gus di Zerega
Kansas University
Journal-World Opinion
Virginia
By Gus Dizerega
Journal-World
Dread Friends Meeting
Buffalo Monthly Meeting
Religious Society of Friends
Buffalo Meeting
Quakers
Friends
Anne Moore
Ala
THE
Germany
James Otis
Massachusetts
U.S. House of Representatives
Andrew Johnson
Arizona
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Cuba
Manila
Juan Peron
Argentina
Ghana
Kwame Nkrumah
China
Georges Pompidou
France
Washington
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