Lawrence Dairy Journal history note on publisher staff
A mid 20th century Lawrence Kansas newspaper masthead lists Dolph C. Simons Jr as President Publisher and staff including Executive Editor Daryl Hall News Editor Leo Eller and Advertising Director, with publication details for The World Company. The issue is dated Monday Evening July 12 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph C. Simons JR
Peur Simons
Steve. Parsons
BIL, Mayer C
Daryvl Hall
Ernest Ponti
Leo Eller A
Environmental sanity and pollution through the ages
A 1971 overview argues pollution is not new tracing back to ancient times and medieval London. It cites Green Bay waste cleanup, EPA head William Ruckelshaus urging sensible use of laws, and calls for study on atomic waste storage before actions.
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London
Arthur Broughey
California University At Irvine
Green Bay
Wis
Great Lakes
United States
William Ruckelshaus
New
Environmental Protection Agency
Ruckelshaus
Kansas City
EPA
Herculese Powder Co
Kill Creek
Sunflower Army
Lawrence
Hercules
Lyons
Kan
Atomic Energy Commission
Lord Snow
America
Mr. Martin
Communita Europa
Switzerland
Great Britain
Numbers Game Misleading
A skeptical column argues that unemployment figures and other statistics mislead due to timing and inflation distortion. It cites June 5.6 percent unemployment, a Saturday 12th survey, and a $1 trillion GNP illusion, warning that rhetoric can outshine real data and inflation trends in wholesale prices.
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Commerce Department
Lawrence embraces home rule as city eyes charter ordinance
Kansas city commissions first reading of Charter Ordinance No 1 authorizing street maintenance in Sunset Hill. Activists push for a municipal swimming pool. Old items recall milk price rise, new school principal appointment, and a potato harvest in 1946.
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Lawrence
Kansas Cities
Sunset Hill
Dairy Products Distributors
Karl D. Edwards
Enterprise
University High School
Deane W. Malott
Kaw Valley
Eastern Kansas
Ray of Sunshine Seen In Ambassador's Talk
The piece praises US Ambassador to Italy Graham Martin for his optimism amid dire forecasts about Italy and NATO. It highlights his belief that individual attitudes shape events and notes a humorous moment about his granddaughter and a newspaper.
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Ray of Sunshine
Italy
Graham Martin
Martin
U.S
NATO
Soviet Union
American Club of
Rome
The
Paris Herald Tribune
Anthony Lewis
McCarthy the Terrie
Gap in trust between government and students grows
A College Poll finds rising credibility gap between U S government and college students across 100 campuses. By 1970 independence correlates with greater skepticism of administrations and news coverage, with strong views on Vietnam secrecy and media management.
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New York
N.Y
Washington
Johnson
Nixon
Environmental program needs leadership and funding
The speaker urges decisive national and global action, acknowledging that significant investment is required. They warn environmental sanity is essential to avoid extinction and call for renewed commitment to leadership and facilities to support the program.
Harris Campaign Severs Tie With Key Aide French
Oklahoma Senator Fred Harris runs a largely amateur campaign for the Democratic nomination with adviser Vic French ousted over policy favoring professional help. Fundraiser Jack Hood Vaughn backed by Herbert A Allen Jr spurred Harris toward a nationwide bid despite inexperience.
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Washington
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
Harris
Senate
Vic French
French
White House
Democratic Party
Herbert A
Herby) Allen, Jr
Manhattan
Allen
Democratic National Committee
Vaughn
War costs per American reach 490 dollars says Fulbright
Fulbright told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the Vietnam War has cost about 490 dollars per American and may undermine democracy. A Library of Congress survey cites 98 billion in defense spending and a total war cost around 120 billion, with lasting outlays in foreign aid veterans benefits and more. It lists casualties totaling 827000 military and over a million civilian in South Vietnam, plus significant damage from herbicides.
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Washington
South Vietnam
Sen. J. W. Fulbright
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congressional Research Service
Library of Congress
Fulbright
Arkansas Democrat
Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Laos
Cambodia
Defense Department
North Vietnam
Pentagon Tour Costs 480000 Said in GAO Report
GAO findings contest Pentagon figures on a 1970 public relations tour for 63 civilians. Total cost estimated at 80 000 includes planning escort services 337 staff use of weapons aircraft combat vehicles tour booklets and civilian security checks. Civilians fired 18 700 rounds and drove tanks 45 miles.
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Washington
Pentagon
General Accounting Office
CBS
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
GAO
Senate
Daniel Z. Henkin
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Kaw
Telephone
Douglas
Kansas
Lawrence, Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
John Cunniff
Argus Research Corp
Old Home Town
Richard B. Stevens
Hugh Means
Harry W. Frazee
Harold Constant
Mary Helen
Tennessee Street
William Buckley JR
Ing
Vietnam
Indo- China
Richmond, Va
Seaboard Coast Line
Europe
Jack Benny
Teddy Kennedy
Mr. Lewis
Tribune
Columbus
Copernicus
Erasmus
C. P. Snow
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Jack Hood Vaughn
National Urban Coalition
Peace Corps
Colombia
Panama
Urban Coalition
J. D. Williams
Jim Monroe
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