Lawrence Daily Journal World header and contact details
The item lists the Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publication details dated Saturday February 27 1971. It notes The World Company based in Lawrence Kansas with editors publishers and contact information and subscription rates by carrier and mail for various regions.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Telephone
Douglas
Kansas
United States
Follow Up After Law rence Drug Raid Faces Fair Procedures
After a large scale drug raid led by Atty. Gen. Vern Miller in Lawrence, attention shifts to fair timely hearings and trials. Miller's team of about 150 emphasized calm orderly procedures to avoid police brutality and avoid delay that could undermine the operation. The piece also remembers Deal Six a longtime county agricultural agent who advanced urban rural ties, education and local service.
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Lawrence
Vern Miller
Lawence Public Safety
Miller and Co
Chamber of Commerce
Banking
Jackson's Virginia Split on Muskie Boosts Nixon 72 Hope
In Richmond Jackson's appearance at the Jefferson Jackson Dinner drew strong Muskie support among Virginia Democrats while Jackson failed to spark the crowd with his national security message. Virginia moderates, led by Sen. Spong and William Battle, back Muskie, and Sen. Byrd Jr. is seen as sympathizing, though some liberals fear his presence. The state remains pivotal as Muskie gains ground and Jackson hopes for a late shift in a traditionally loyal South.
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Jackson
Richmond
Democratic Party
Goundswell
Sen
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Virginia
Muskie
Scoop Jackson
Nixon
William Spong
William Battle
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Byrd
KU Board Delays Action On Mitchell Contract And Opens Press Box
The Kansas University Athletic Board postponed action on a 10 year football coach Jack Mitchell contract until late March. The move also opened Memorial Stadium press box to women sports reporters, previously restricted to men. Douglas County deputies receive $50 monthly raises from Feb 1 per County Commissioners.
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Kansas University Athletic Board
Jack Mitchell
Memorial Stadium
Douglas County
Compassion and Dignity in Limited Assistance
Officials discuss aid policy stressing dignity for recipients while noting the difficulty of aiding someone who receives a $121.50 monthly handout under certain conditions. The debate centers on balancing compassion with program constraints and eligibility rules.
The Commune Trend in American Life
A look at communes as evolving lifestyle groups with roots in hippie culture. The piece surveys their philosophy, the mix of drug culture and spirituality, recent moves toward nonparasitic living and Jesus rock, and the financial and organizational challenges faced by past and present communes. It contrasts 19th century experiments with 1960s and 1970s efforts, noting the need for solid funding, committed membership, leadership, and defined work.
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Virginia
New Mexico
World Council of Churches
Ambridge
Harmonists
Daniel Riebel
Buckley Battles AFTRA Over Free Speech in Union Case
William Buckley updates readers on his constitutional lawsuit against the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists. He argues the First Amendment protects speech and challenges union membership as a condition to air opinions. He cites support from editors and interest from figures like Aryeh Neier and James Kilpatrick as potential co plaintiffs.
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American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
National Labor Relations Act
AFTRA
Newsweek Magazine
Eric Sevareid
CBS
James Jackson Kilpatrick
Buckley
Kilpatrick
No Decision on JFK Evidence Appeal by KU Professor
Dr. John Nichols of the University of Kansas Medical Center did not decide Friday whether to appeal a judge’s ruling denying access to JFK assassination evidence. The court cited a 1966 act shielding evidence from public scrutiny. Nichols plans a book on the Warren Commission report.
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JFK
Topera
John Nichols
University of Kansas
John F. Kennedy
Nichols
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Kennedy
Mills Opposition Forces Nixon On Investment Credit
President Nixon faces a Democratic challenge from Rep. Wilbur Mills as Mills presses a 7 percent investment tax credit plan to spur the economy. The move would boost deficits but is touted to accelerate capital investment and economic recovery amid Nixon’s stalled forecasts.
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Washington
Nixon
Wilbur D. Mills
Arkansas
Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
White House
Congress
Kennedy
Johnson
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Senate
Budget meals for a student on a tight college schedule
A reader asks if a diet of instant breakfast items dry milk vitamins and occasional salads can sustain study and work. The doctor warns that one daily meal or minimal salads provide insufficient calories and protein and urges access to lean meats eggs cheese fish and vegetables fruit, plus fortified snacks and possibly reducing course load.
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Deal Six
Mr. Six
Kansas State University
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Henry M
Scoop) Jackson
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Organized Labor
North Carolina
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Old Home Town
Sunflower Ordnance Works
U.S. Army
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KU Athletic Assn
Hoch
Charles Radcliffe
Kansas State Music Teachers Assn
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Salina
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Oread
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Overbrook
Luke
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Henry David Thoreau
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Tuli Kupferberg
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Oneida
N.Y
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William Buckley JR
Frank Mankiewicz
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Bobby Kennedy
Michael Harrington
Martin Luther King
Montgomery
Harrington
Socialist Party of the
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Aryeh Neier
Dr. Nichols
U.S. Dist
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