Daily Journal World staff and details page note 1971 publication
Lawrence Daily Journal World listing staff and publishing details for July 5 1971. Includes names President Publisher Editor and staff roles, established date, and subscription rates across regions.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Supreme Court protections of freedom mark July Fourth reflections
The article urges Americans to honor the Fourth of July by valuing Supreme Court rulings on free expression and a free press. It warns against censorship and stresses that constitutional rights serve the people, not just editors or officials, with responsibility accompanying liberty.
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United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Pentagon
New York Times
Washington Post
Lovable Alligators Stir Debate Over Coastal Inroads
Maj. Brantley Goodson notes gators are returning to towns as poaching falls after Florida passed tougher illegal killing laws. Wildlife protection funds now target moving gators from towns to Everglades, sparking complaints as sightings rise in lakes and ponds near human activity.
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Maj
Brantley Goodson
Florida Game and Fresh Water Commission
Protector
Florida
Everglades
Maj. Goodson
Nixon Approach And the POW Issue Explored
The piece argues Nixon would not withdraw troops solely to secure POWs and criticizes supporters and critics alike. It defends a broader Vietnam strategy, rebuts Professor Falk's view, and likens Hanoi to treating POWs as leverage while predicting future prisoner returns.
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Mr. Nixon
Hanoi
Nixon
North Vietnam
Red Tape Hearings Spotlight Government Delays
Congressman's hearings reveal escalating processing times for grants and loans from 1966 to today. A fictional inspector general, Archie Falstaff, says bureaucratic shuffling multiplies paperwork and stalls decisions. The system routes projects through multiple departments, delaying funds and forcing legal action.
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Wright
Archie Falstaff
Notable Works on Society and History Mentioned
The list cites Reich on theGreening of America Stillwell and the American Experience in China by Tuchman and Future Shock by Toff.
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America
Reich
Stillwell
China
Tuchman
Toff
Gloom Deepens for Nixon and Agnew in Polls
Nationwide surveys by Oliver Quayle show Nixon at 48 percent and Agnew at 46 percent on July 1, down from earlier levels, with Muskie leading Nixon and Kennedy closing the gap. The reports also note a potential conflict of interest as Dr. Richard Wilbur, AMA official, becomes Pentagon health chief without resigning from his post.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Oliver Quayle
Nixon
Agnew
Quayle
Mr. Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Muskie
George Wallace
Alabama
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Wallace
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Pentagon
American Medical Assny
AMA
Richard S. Wilbur
The
Wilbur
E. B. Howard
Defense Department
Louis Rousselot
Armed Services Medical College
Edwin Hebert
Louisiana
KU Professor to join Philippines medical exchange program
Old Home Town Howard A Matzke a KU anatomy professor his wife and son left Lawrence for the Philippines where he would be the first KU professor to take part in the medical exchange program between KU and the Philippines University Baker University students work part time and prepare to move thousands of books into a new library valued at 469768 dollars Amid a Fourth of July period police report few accidents townspeople praised for fireworks safety A Winchester farmer was murdered coroner's inquest could not establish a motive Robert D Baldwin named successor at Haskell Institute Psalm 23 excerpt ends with a prayer note
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Howard A. Matzke
Lawrence
Philippines
The
Philippines University
Baker University
Amarillo
Tex
Santa Fe
W. J. Cummings
Charles Calhoun
Robert D. Baldwin
H. B. Peairs
Haskell Institute
Peairs
Indian Service
Winchester
Poland’s Gierek Faces Deep Cure for Poland’s Sickness
In Warsaw Gierek replaces old Gomulka regime with stylistic reforms and harsher power moves. He shifts party media to reveal meetings, bans defaced portraits, tours provinces, and purges seven politburo members. His challenge: modernize bureaucracy and industrial output while maintaining control.
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Warsaw
Poland
Communist Party
Gomulka
Edward Gierek
Gierek
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Cracow
Silesia
Nikita Khruschev
Soviet Union
Miecayslaw Moczar
Dena
Silesian
Dne
Katowice
Today in History highlights from 1811 to 1959
A Sacramento AP item recalls key dates including Venezuela declaring independence in 1811, Napoleon seizing Alexandria in 1798, Algiers occupation in 1830, the Salvation Army founding in 1865, the National Labor Relations Board creation in 1935, the UK NHS adoption in 1948, Sukarno’s powers in 1959, and a 1961 nuclear treaty dispute.
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Venezuela
Spain
Napoleon Bonaparte
Alexandria
Algiers
William Booth
Salvation Army
London
Franklin D. Roosevelt
National Labor Iterations Board
England
National Health Service
Sukarno
Indonesia
Soviet Union
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YOLPH C._SIMONS JR
Seene Simons
Ade Bshtel
Dpe
Steve Parsons
Biisher Sage
Miter
Pontius
Ae News
Leo Eller
Poe
W. Oc. Simons
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrences
Kun
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Lawrence, Ikan
Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
William Buckley JR
Vietnam
Simpletons
Richard Falk
South Vietnam
NVN
Red Corps
Falk
Radio
Adolf Hitler
School of Thought
Princeton
Adolf
Art Buchwald
Jim Wright
Texas
Congressman Wright
Archie
Ound
Small Business Administration
Hs Bank
Uris
McDonald
Drury
Stone
Wambaugh
Jer
the Sensuous
Man’ By
Brown
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Old Home Town
Fiats
Palace of Culture
Central Committee
Toronto
Ken Crawford
Boulder
Cole
Crawford
Lorri
Crayeford
ECOLO
JEST
By Bill Dane
Gray House
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