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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1971
Page
2
The Lawrence Journal-World staff and publishing info list the president publisher editor and staff roles, mention established dates and print operations, and provide subscription rates and mailing details for various regions. The notice is dated Tuesday Evening July 20 1971 and lists circulation affiliations and offices in Lawrence Kansas.
After years of campaigning by Tau Kappa Epsilon and local residents, the state recognizes the need for a traffic signal at the dangerous 19th and Iowa crossing. Police have long called it the town’s most perilous junction, and the light is due soon to reduce future accidents.
Analysts credit President Nixon with a diplomatic coup for securing an invitation to Peking and planning a May visit to China. Yet observers warn that the announcement may be premature to speed Vietnam talks or settle UN seating, noting timing and potential political motives.
New York AP notes that while Washington moves shape policy, households at the kitchen table influence the economy too. Americans cut back on purchases to cool inflation, lowering charge account debt from 8.85 to under 8 billion and March’s 7.2 billion, with some rebound since. Personal bankruptcies rise again, projected near 180,000 after a dip in 1968-69, amid unemployment near 6 percent and stubborn broker fees prompting buyers to resist higher charges.
Aging entertainer Rudy Vallee requested Los Angeles officials rename a short stretch of Pyramid Place in Hollywood Hills Rue de Vallee. City Council denied the request and Vallee angrily attacked both council members and protesting residents, reflecting his long held vain public persona.
County commissioners weigh opening Lone Star Lake for public swimming next summer. Heavy rain boosts area farmers and gardeners, with 2.84 inches overnight and more this morning. A 27 pound catfish tops Lone Star Lake records. Douglas County Lawrence paving starts on Louisiana Street. City clerk O H Stockwell resigns. nine apply for finance post. Phyllis Curfman dies from Minn accident. mother previously lost in crash. Highway racketeering ring spotted near Tonganoxie as thieves toss cigarette cartons from a passing truck.
Proverbs 22 6 offers guidance as a prayer asks for wisdom to help youth. The prayer seeks courage, deep love, and a Christian understanding of youth problems and emotions for troubled times.
A reflective column wonders what Chou En Lai might have told Kissinger on the Nixon visit. It discusses Sino American reconciliation, media portrayal, U-2 suspensions, and the Khrushchev invitation’s impact on McCarthyism and Camp David. It assesses Beijing, Moscow, and Beijing’s Maoist future amid Tet and ping pong diplomacy.
Washington figures clash over authorship of top secret leaks. Joe Wallstop, famed hawk columnist, defends printed papers as authorized leaks, while others argue the Times and Post did wrong. The interview touches on government leaks, credibility, and future policy shifts.
Kansas University Theatre presents The Little Foxes in Murphy Hall. Regina Hubbard drives ruthlessness with a steely Southern edge as the family feuds for money. Cast and direction earn kudos despite a few missteps in Alexandra and pacing.
Journal-World opinion page presents an editor’s note from the Human Relations Commission. John Purcell writes today's column while other HRC members listed contribute viewpoints. The piece introduces the commission members and notes city HR director Vernell Sturns among the participants.
A Lawrence official reflects on a year of service with the Human Relations Commission. He stresses personal responsibility, diverse backgrounds, and continued citizen support to guide future ordinances and foster a unified community under shared values.
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