Lawrence Daily Journal World front info and date
Publisher executive editor news editor advertising director and staff listed. The Lawrence Daily Journal World published daily except Sunday from Lawrence Kansas with subscription rates and postal info. Tuesday Evening January 12 1971.
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Dolph Gc, Simons JR
Dolph Simons
Dy Wa
News Wditor
Wee Ben Wenn Nee
Et Te Nseo
Ernest paNriti
Pisepsonale
Leo Eller
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampashire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Farrier
Douglas
Kansas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Disciplinary consistency debated amid Lawrence school petition
Lawrence school officials face questions from the Law rence Branch of Concerned Black Parents after a petition protesting unequal discipline. The piece notes recent reinstatements of white students and contrasts with a severer sanction for a Black girl, arguing for a firm fair policy and uniform enforcement. The article also covers plans to preserve the Eliza beth Watkins City Hall as a memorial and notes daily flag display habits among residents.
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Lawrence
Board of Education
South
Lawrence High School
Banks Report Strong 1970 Profits Amid Loan Tightness
Banks posted solid profits for 1970 with KBW data showing averages up about 9 percent from 1969. Strength came from trust departments and investments, despite tighter lending. Market reaction lagged earlier, but 1971 earnings show a 2.6 percent rise while broader averages fluctuated.
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New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
Hartford National Corp
First Chicago Corp
First National Bank In
Dallas
Valley National Bank of Arizona
Crocker National Corp
Calif
KBW
Sit‑in at Louise's Bar aims to end racial bar
About 45 KU students staged a peaceful sit‑in at Louise's Bar at 1017 Mass to promote serving all races. Olympic shot put champion Bill Nieder announced plans to turn pro as a prizefighter after knee injuries ended his track career. Roy Lawrence, 74, longtime Lawrence meat dealer, died in a Los Angeles hospital after years of illness.
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Louise’s
Bill Nieder
Lawrence
Roy Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
Los Angeles
Flag Day at Home and Public Buildings
The text notes guidelines for displaying the flag at public buildings and home, urging bringing it in during night or bad weather. It asserts any day can be a flag day if a citizen wishes to display the national banner.
Prayer Meditation Amid Life’s Noise and Rest
A brief devotional prayer asks God to hear His voice amid life’s tumult and to seek true rest in Him during a time of weariness. The supplication emphasizes turning to God as a source of comfort and guidance.
Lindsay and His Presidency Capers
William Buckley Jr. analyzes Mayor John Lindsay's unlikely bid for the presidency. He notes Lindsay's public denial, aides studying primary laws, and a quirky bumper sticker episode. Buckley assesses party prospects, contrasting Republican doubts with Democratic contingency plans and potential paths to nomination amid early 1970s politics.
Letters to the Journal World Editor on police, Vietnam service and Louie Holcom
A reader praises local police handling a towing incident and urges civility toward law enforcement. A Vietnam veteran thanks the paper for Vietnam lists and asks for continued support to deployed servicemen. A student tributes Louie Holcom, longtime coach, recounting leadership, mentorship, and a proposal to honor him posthumously.
Poetry Praise From Mrs Davidson for Lacey
Mrs Dale Davidson of 1527 Powers writes that she enjoys the poetry of the Lacey boy and hopes he continues it for a long time, noting the daily lift and smile it provides.
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Lacey
Dale Davidson
Powers
Bok Noted For Rapport As Harvard Chooses New President
Derek Curtis Bok, 40, named Harvard University president succeeding Nathan M. Pusey. Bok, former dean of the law school, is lauded for rapport with students and labor and antitrust scholarship. He will assume office July 1, as Pusey departs after stepping down at 63 to join the Mellon Foundation.
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Cambridge
Mass
Derek Curtis Bok
Harvard University
Law
Bok
Harvard College
Curtis Publishing Co
Pennsylvania
Nathan M. Pusey
Pusey
Andrew W. Mellon Foundation
Tweedy
Bob
Moscow Holds Key to Arab Peace Crisis
Washington officials believe Moscow can prevent a new Arab-Israeli war if Cairo’s Feb five deadline for a cease fire expires. The Nixon administration fears Egypt will not withdraw without Soviet approval, while Israel seeks guarantees such as free passage through the Straits of Tiran. Plans reportedly consider a limited Israeli presence at Sharm El-Sheik to supervise passage.
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Eleventh
Massachusetts
Elizabeth Watkins
Watkins
Lawrence and University
The
United Fund
Red Cross
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
Lawrence
Raymond Rice
Kansas University
Washington
Nixon
Moscow
Middle East
Egypt
Suez Canal
Cairo
Anwar Sadat
United Nations
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Sinai Peninsula
Israel
Straits of Tiran
Gulf of Aqaba
Mideast
Sinai
Sharm El-Sheik
Egyptian
U.S
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