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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1971
Page
2
Historical newspaper masthead shows the Lawrence Daily Journal-World details including staff positions President Publisher editor and contact info. It lists publication schedule and subscription rates for Douglas County and surrounding regions with rates for other areas and second class postage notes.
Rep. Price introduces a measure to require employers to bargain only with unions whose representation is established by secret ballot. Polls show strong support from independent business groups, while critics cite NLRB practices allowing card-based recognition after contested elections. The bill argues for fairer employee choice and limits on NLRB card methods.
A community should welcome strangers to leave a positive impression. The Atchison Globe urges sidewalk ambassadors to offer help promptly give clear directions speak slowly walk with visitors to guide them and offer to take photos if desired.
A call to improve human relations by being helpful to visitors. The Atchison Globe urges friendly, enthusiastic assistance and guiding strangers to sources if you lack an answer, leaving travelers with caring impressions of the community.
The quote evokes Oscar Wilde’s wit on duty and others’ duties. The line contrasts expectation with personal accountability, reflecting ongoing debates about societal obligation and ethical conduct.
New York AP reports on the booming recreational vehicle industry. By 1980 sales near $2 billion with 7.5 million vehicles in use. 3.5 million RVs on roads. Travel trailers and motor homes show rapid growth since the 1960s. prices range from under $1,000 to over $20,000 for motor homes and self contained units.
More than 2,000 residents attend the annual CPR picnic opening night in Eudora. Clarice Richardson of Lawrence scores 120 points to win the all around cowgirl title at the 13th National High School Rodeo in Douglas Wyoming. Carl Sandefur leads Lawrence Junior Legionnaires to the Second District American Legion Junior Baseball championship at Haskell Institute and earns MVP honors. Sandefur Welter and Johnson named to all tournament team. A KU freshman medical student dies of infantile paralysis at KU hospital after transport from Watkins Memorial, county polio case remains lone.
A devotional prayer asks God to deepen awareness of beauty in the world. It honors creation and all its features, urging reverence for flowers trees rocks and streams as expressions of the earth belonging to God.
A critical column questions Nixon’s China visit and compares it to past appeasement of dictators. It argues that power drives liberal tolerance, recalls Roosevelt, Castro, and Nazi-Soviet pact dynamics, and questions public trust and motives behind Nixon’s approach.
In a Springfield Missouri AP brief, Henry Kissinger feigns illness to dodge travel and politics. The White House scene shows doctors, press secretary Ron Ziegler, and Secretary Rogers reacting as Kissinger collapses and the President jokes about Morocco and the Pope. The piece ends with a fatal crash report for Thomas F F Swearingin of Ozark, Missouri.
In Kansas City and Topeka, Communications Workers of America pickets were withdrawn after local presidents voted to end walkouts. About 1,350 workers had walked off or honored lines in protest of union leaders accepting a tentative contract. Centers affected included long distance operations in Mission and Kansas City and directory assistance in Kansas City.
A 29-pound battery drill designed for the Apollo 15 mission will bore two 10-foot holes and an 8-foot core sample on the moon. The drill uses rotary percussion with tungsten carbide cutters and avoids heat generation, allowing heat flow probes to measure subsurface temperatures. Data will be transmitted to Earth for about a year.
Charles Scott Jr argues that Western capital investment in Africa Asia and Latin America is imperialistic and exploitative. He details resource extraction via royalties inflated prices and cheap labor including Firestone Liberia rubber and South Africa gold. He urges shift from agriculture aid to industrial development for underdeveloped nations.
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