Lawrence Daily Journal World personnel and rate list
The document lists staff roles including president publisher Dolph Simons and editor Steve Parsons. It details publication history The World Company address at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas and subscription rates by carrier and mail across regions.
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Dolth Co
Sans AR
Dolph Simons Oa. A
Steve Parsons
Bill, Mayer
A. News
Ngetge
Daryl Halt
Ernest Pontius
ELLER
the World Company
Sixth
New Harmpshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
United States
Test Run for Evening City Commission Meetings
The article argues for citizen involvement in city and county government and proposes evening city commission meetings as a trial to boost attendance. It notes the potential spillover to county meetings and discusses broader economic forecasts for 1971.
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City Commission
County Commission
Dent loses bid in South Carolina party fight reshaping Nixon era strategy
In Columbia on January 9 Dent sought a moderate South Carolina chair to broaden the party, aiming to attract black voters. His candidate Seabrook lost 2 to 1 to Kenneth Powell, signaling a rift between Dent and Thurmond era rigidity as GOP grapples with desegregation and rising black registration.
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Washington
Nixon
Harry Dent
South Carolina
Republican Party
Dent
White House
Columbia
S.C
Ray Harris
Sen
Strom Thurmond
State Committee
Cordel G. Seabrook, Jr
Anderson
Richland County
Kenneth Powell
Seabrook
Mr. Nixon
Hal Byrd
Roger Milliken
Thurmond
Powell
Inflation harms people by higher prices and scarce goods
The text argues that real needs are more goods and better services for the public, criticizing ongoing price spirals that deny many people essential items. It emphasizes that the country requires tangible improvements for the mass of people rather than persistent inflation.
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General Motors
John Q
Lawrence figures elected to civic and state posts in 1961
Old Home Town notes Robert D. Payne of Hallmark Cards in Lawrence elected president of Lawrence United Fund Inc for 1961. Other officers named include Austin W. Stedham William L. Collinson Warren Rhodes and Viola McGrew. Sen Don Hults named chairman of the State Senate Roads and Highways Committee and to the Kansas Turnpike Authority. Dr Robert A Dentler KU grant recipient to study junior high social behavior and early vandalism. Meat packer walkout threatens meat shipments to Lawrence. Everett Buehler and L W Ware Jr KU graduates and airport operators named co chairmen of the March of Dimes dance Feb 16. Captain Carl Knox appointed to Lawrence Junior High teaching staff. 40 YEARS AGO 1931 Handel T Martin dies. Fritzer Dairy joins local milk firm. jail road work resumes after sheriff force change.
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Robert D. Payne
Hallmark Cards, Inc
Lawrence
Lawrence United Fund, Inc
Austin W. Stedham
William L. Collinson
Warren Rhodes
Viola McGrew
Don Hults
State Senate
Kansas Turnpike Authority
Robert A. Dentler
Bureau of Child Research
U.S. Public Health Service
Everett Buehler
L. W. Ware Jr
Carl Knox
Lawrence Junior High School
B. George Saltzman
Handel T. Martin
Fritzer Dairy
Lawrence Sanitray Milk Co
Douglas County
Psalm 116 12 Gratitude Prayer for The Lord’s Benefits
A devotional note urges gratitude to God for his benefits. It prays for a grateful heart and strength to love and serve those in need so they may see divine love and be drawn to Thee. Amen.
Humanity and Disaster in Pakistan Reflections on Relief
A commentary on the 1970 flood crisis in East Pakistan, criticizing relief delays and social failures. The piece notes half a million drowned, 2.5 million homeless, and questions Pakistan’s governance while urging global compassion and systemic change. It contrasts charity habits with entrenched societal issues and calls for reform.
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America
East
Pakistan
Editorial on suspension and expulsion in public schools
Dr. Carl Knox argues suspension or expulsion should be a final measure to preserve school climate and protect students rights. He outlines responsibilities of students teachers administrators boards and law enforcement and describes programs to educate suspended students using Title I funds and the district’s commitment to all children including those with disabilities.
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Carl Knox
Lawrence
EASA
Board of Education
Kansas
Revealing Visit To Psychiatrist
Mrs. Tanner visits Dr. Federman for a shocklessness diagnosis after a session with slides and headlines. The psychiatrist prescribes three months away from media to restore her ability to be shocked, for a $60 fee.
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Dr. Federman
Letters Editor praises citizen scrutiny of Griffith case
Edward J. Paris argues in favor of public scrutiny of public servants as a check on government power. He cites student action against Griffith and challenges liberal defenses of the system, urging Docking to remove Griffith and questioning media coverage of campus violence.
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Griffith
Jefferson
Docking
Edward J. Paris
Harvard Rd
Blind Youth Climbs To Eagle Rank
Ralph Conrad a 17 year old blind high school sophomore from Hopewell Va has earned the Eagle badge the highest rank in Boy Scouting He says he wants to be treated like anyone else and often forgoes a guide or white cane reflecting his independence and community support from Scout Headquarters notes his achievement now officialed.
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Hopewell
Ralph Conrad
Ralph
Boy Scout Headquarters
Prohibition and World Events Marked January 16 History
On January 16 historical events include the 1920 entry of the 18th Amendment prohibiting alcohol, France recognizing U S independence in 1778, Brazil becoming a kingdom in 1815, Civil Service bill in 1883, Marines in Hawaii in 1893, Carole Lombard crash in 1942, Eisenhower's 1944 London arrival, and past U S Cuba travel limits and Vietnam peace appeals.
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U.S
France
Portugal
Brazil
Congress
Hawaii
Carole Lombard
Las Vegas
Nev
Dwight D. Eisenhower
London
U.S. State Department
Cuba
Pope Paul Vvi
Vietnam
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