Lawrence Daily Journal World front page details 1971 staff and pricing
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists its staff with President Publisher Dolph Simons and editors including Steve Parsons and Ernest Pontius. It details office at Sixth and New Hampshire, rates for carriers and mail, and notes publication schedule as daily except Sundays with a July 7 1971 date.
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Dolph
Be the World
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Nixon Emphasizes Domestic Programs in Kansas City Push
President Nixon and top aides focused on domestic programs in Kansas City to boost support for revenue sharing environment welfare reform health care and government reorganization. He argued U S strength at home underpins global leadership amid rising powers and warned of moral renewal to sustain progress. Dutch elm disease has reduced local elm numbers by about 40 percent in 15 years and replacement plantings will take years to restore shade.
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Nixon
Kansas City
U.S
America
Europe
Japan
Russia
China
U.S. A
Hugh Means
Douglas County
Truman C. Harding
Acme Laundry and Dry Cleaners
Jayhawk Cleaners and Laundry
New York
Lawrence Ellis Lodge
Grand Lodge
C. C. Carl
Edwin Fritz
Jack St. Clair
Charles C. Rankin
Lawrence
Topeka
C. C. Clarridge
Baldwin
Number Six School
Clarridge
James Madison
United States
Federalist
Lawrences
Public Unsure On Economy
The piece notes lagging American consumer enthusiasm with downshifting purchases and a higher savings rate. It highlights rising mutual fund redemptions, small investor selling, and questions whether fear of inflation and unemployment or other factors drive conservative stock activity. Institutions now dominate trading.
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New York
Ernest
Congressional pressure on CBS over Pentagon film raises press freedom clash
The column surveys a House inquiry into CBS The Selling of the Pentagon. It details Stanton's stance on press freedom, Staggers and Brown’s conflicting views, and the aim to regulate broadcast fairness under the Communications Act. It notes CBS directive to guard against distortions.
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CBS
Pentagon
Frank Stanton
Dr. Stanton
Harley
Staggers
House Commerce Committee
Congressman Staggers
America
Clarence J. Brown
Mr. Brown
Congress
Dutch elm disease resistance eyed by USDA scientists
A report from Ohio notes the elm infestation first identified in 1930 spurring the USDA to develop a disease resistant elm. The effort may not yield quick results, but could allow elm trees to return to the landscape in the region for future generations to enjoy.
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Ohio
Department of Agriculture
Letter on American faults and Lawrence landlords
A Journal World reader decries national oversimplification and exposes Lawrence landlords from the Unscrupulous Landlords of Lawrence in a long letter. The writer cites repeated $50 deposits and fictitious cleaning charges as a common practice and urges reform to protect tenants and national integrity.
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America
Kansas University
Lawrence
Journal-World
Kansan
U.S.A
Vietnam
E.E. Asia
L.U.L
University of Kansas
Prayer of Humble Partnership and Need for God
A devotional prayer expresses humility before God, acknowledging shortcomings and seeking a stronger cooperative relationship with the divine. The speaker asks for divine aid, increased devotion, and partnership with God as essential guidance.
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Father
Ellsberg Vision Flawed On Tet Offensive Prophecies
Washington report reviews Daniel Ellsberg 1968 Pentagon memorandum for ISA in which he predicted a Communist takeover after Tet. He warned the war was over and worse years would follow, a view later seen as a major error shaping the Pentagon Papers narrative.
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Washington
Daniel Ellsberg
Pentagon
Ellsberg
Vietnam
Rand Corp. Think Tank
Defense Departmnt
Office of International Security Affairs
ISA
Elisberg
Saigon
U.S
Love of country and distrust of government clash in a campus essay
A Kansas University student writer argues that true love of country requires opposing a corrupt leadership. He contrasts Eisenhower era patriotism with Nixon era distrust, citing Madison and Decatur to urge commitment to founding ideals over current political power.
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Gus diZerega
Kansas University
Wichita
Journal-World Opinion
Eisenhower
Kennedy
David Lawrence
U.S. News and World Report
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