Lawrence Journal-World delivers Feb 24 1972 edition details
The Lawrence Journal-World from February 24 1972 lists publication details editor W C Simons and staff, pricing by carrier and mail, service areas, and the paper's status as a 2nd class publication in Lawrence Kansas. It notes regional and national subscription rates and Associated Press membership.
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W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth and
New Humpahire Stream
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kanreag
Prester
Kansas City
United States
Lawrencs. Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulahany
Associated Pres
Economic Education Aimed at Teacher Literacy in Kansas
Emerson Hazlett of Kansas State University urges expanded economic education to improve teachers understanding of the system. He cites KU and Dean Scannell plans for a summer course for Lawrence teachers and notes tests show teachers often lack economic knowledge. He warns without better schooling the nation risks losing its free institutions and stresses keeping explanations simple for real use.
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Emerson Hazlett
Kansas State University
Kansas Council On Economic Education
Hazlett
Lawrence
Kansas University
Paunnker
Commerce Education
KU School of Education
Dale Scannell
Lawrence Public
Manhattan
Salina
Chamber
Dean Scannell
America
Women as President Seen Unlikely by College Students
A national College Poll survey of 8,000 college students finds only 11 percent expect a woman to be U.S. president in their lifetimes, with 63 percent answering no and 26 percent unsure.
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New York
United States
Texas
Minnesota
Boston College
Notre Dame
Detroit U
U. of Chicago
Radcliffe
Georgetown
White House
Fordham
Agnew
Muskie
Zero population growth questions arise from census trend
Washington report notes rising birth decline among young women pushing the US toward a potential zero population growth. In a coffeehouse interview Fern Clara and Mary Jane discuss motives for childbearing with three men, highlighting generational views on reproduction and self-image.
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Washington
Census Bureau
United States
Fern
Clara
Mary Jane
Today in History February 24 highlights and events
On this date in 1920 the Nazi party began in Germany. Notable birthdays include Sir Alexander Bustamante. Historic items cover James Otis 1761 protest, Johnson impeachment actions 1868, Guantanamo naval base 1902, Henri Landru 1922, Manila liberation 1945, Peron election 1946, Algiers mosque killings year 2013, European windstorms five years prior, Algeria seizes French oil interests last year.
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Germany
James Otis
Massachusetts
Andrew Johnson
Congress
United States
Cuba
Guantanamo Bay
Henri Landru
Bluebeard
Versailles
France
Philippine
Manila
Juan Peron
Argentina
Algiers
Europe
Algeria
Term for Spying At Leavenworth
The 18th Air Force says M Sergeant Raymond G De Champlain of Lisbon Connecticut will serve a 15 year prison term at Leavenworth Kansas for espionage. He was convicted last year of spying for the Soviet Union in Bangkok and found guilty by an eight officer court martial at Anderson Base Guam of conspiracy to commit espionage and attempted espionage. He faces hard labor dishonorable discharge forfeiture of pay and reduction to the lowest enlisted grade.
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Manila
18Th
Air Force
Raymond G. DeChamplain
Lisbon
DeChamplain
Soviet Union
Bangkok
Douglas County
Letters Editor Reflects on Cold War Death Toll and Campus Memories
A reader cites figures from the Conquest Report and a 1965 Human Events tally to claim millions died under Soviet and Maoist rule and warns of ongoing threat to freedom. The letter recalls a 1970 Senate Internal Security Subcommittee volume and closes with a personal note from Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Amyx about their 1968 graduation memories.
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Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Robert Conquest
Conquest
Yezhov
Mag Tse-tung
William C. McGrath
China
America
Sen. Eastland
United States
R. Ammel
Brook
Doubts on Taxes and City Representation in Lawrence
Adam Kay argues about tax realism and fairness to residents after annexation. He urges elected ward representatives and a city manager with a mayor to improve responsiveness and curb criticisms about commission control.
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Lawrence
Joe
Adam Kay
Tenn
Baccalaureate Memories from Lawrence High School Class of 1972
The editorial laments missing Baccalaureate ceremonies for the Class of 1972 at Lawrence High School. It recalls past days when God was central, students wore formal robes, and memories of classmates drinking at the event are described with nostalgia and critique.
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LHS
Baccalaureate
Lawrenceigh School
Curbside Art Proposal Sparks City Debate in 1921 Vermont
Emory Scott suggests moving garbage to the curb and hires the EU Art Department to design metal or plastic receptacles. He notes reclaimed elm trees would free a five man crew from long curb maintenance and quips about a curbside poem.
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EU Art Department
Emory Scott
1921
Nixon Visit Sheds Light on China's Revolutionary Stance
The Nixon Peking visit prompts reassessment of China's leaders Mao Zedong and Zhou Enlai. Analysts note a possible inward focus and outward ties, with Zhou taking a firmer grip on policy while Mao eyes the long view. The move follows a state press review of 1966–69 and Kissinger’s Peking trip.
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Nixon
Peking
China
Mao Tse-tung
Chou En-lai
Mao
U.S
Chou
Ship of State
Communist Party
Henry A Kissinger
Landon asks for turnpike funding clarification in 750000 claim
Former Gov Alf Landon seeks clarification as State Sen Don Hults hints a 750000 request to the Legislature for Kansas Turnpike operation. Mitch Mitchell, KU football star and Houston Oilers candidate, expresses happiness in Lawrence. banquet speaker Michael Freed of Denver noted attendance above 400. Years ago items recall 1947 death of Dr Florence Barrows and local political shifts.
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Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Today's Bible Message Prayer
Our Father guides devotion toward God's kingdom over personal gain. This brief prayer asks for lives focused on spiritual priorities and unity among neighbors, ending with Amen.
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