Lawrence Journal World provides historic newspaper record
Front matter shows publication details for the Lawrence Journal-World with staff roles, pricing, and distribution notes. Dated Saturday Evening July 24, 1971, the page lists editor names, contact information, and subscription rates for local and distant readers.
Journal-World Stands For Summary
The Journal-World proclaims its commitment to accurate news reporting, separation of opinion from fact, equal rights for all citizens, sympathy for the disadvantaged, exposing public dishonesty, and supporting community improvement projects.
Change in American life warned by columnist
A columnist questions if the last decade altered U S life more than any previous era. He argues labor power, politics, education, social norms and civil disobedience could reshape the nation, warning against complacency and urging vigilance about trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States
American Legion
VFW
Washington
Russia
Fourth Party Plot Tied to 1972 Ballot Strategy
A confidential memo from late 1970 outlines a plan by liberal reformers to push a fourth party in 1972. Ken Bode proposes research into state ballot requirements for a presidential line while denying immediate use, aiming to push radical reform and challenge Lawrence F. O'Brien. The memo details five fronts to discredit O'Brien and unsettle the Democratic Party.
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Washington
Jeft
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Ken Bode
Bode
Democratic Party
O'Brien
Front No
O'Hara
Miami Beach
Wild animals pose danger as Yellowstone incident noted
A Yellowstone Park report illustrates risks with wildlife as Marvin Schrader and his wife Bonnie photographed a buffalo near Old Faithful. Schrader, 30, of Spokane Washington, swapped positions after the animal napped, underscoring unpredictable behavior in the wild.
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National Park
Yellowstone National Park
Park Visitor Killed by Buffalo After Photo Attempt
Mrs Schrader died when a one ton buffalo charged during a photo moment in a Yellowstone area scene. Authorities warn visitors to avoid feeding or approaching wild animals as such incidents recur.
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Jack K. Anderson
Yellowstone
Schrader
Jed
Centennial Antique Steam Engine Threshing Bee Repeats
Wet grounds hampered the Centennial Antique Steam Engine Threshing Bee near McLouth and forced a repeat of the program the following weekend. City budget talks aim to cut at least 28000 from the forecast and limit property tax increase to a mall or less.
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McLouth
City Commission
Cunard Adventurer provokes Purist Backlash in Ship Name Debacle
A vivid critique decries Cunard Line's new 17,000-ton liner Adventurer replacing traditional "in" endings. The piece laments changing ship-naming customs from Britannia to Victoria to Elizabeth II, and contrasts historic sea voyages with modern cruise culture, calling for reverence for old-world seafaring values.
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Cunard Line
Cunard
Mt. Sinai
Samuel Cunard
Acadia
Columbia
George V
Britain
Victoria
George
Queen Mary
Red China Mood Wunderkinds Nixon China Visit Sparks Calm in Washington
Washington watchers debate how the Nixon visit to China will reshape U S relations. A China watcher warns of a possible trade pact while concerns about tourism and transportation overload surface amid jokes and speculation on naming the PRC and future political echoes.
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Washington
Nixon
China
People’s Republic of China
United States
Mao Tse-Tung
Peoples’ Republic of China
U.S
France
Tricia Nixon
Eddie Cox
Great Wall
Martha Mitchell
Yangtze
Sen
Joe McCarthy
Mr. Kissinger
Pakistan
Leg Elevation Exercise Helps Circulation For A 76 Year Old
A reader asks how to hold a leg raised for a minute due to swelling from poor circulation. The doctor notes Buerger's exercises aid leg cramps and circulation, advises raising shorter periods more often or using a prop, and explains the blood flow benefits even if a full minute is hard.
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Buerger
P.C
Astronaut Wives Say Goodbye Early Before Apollo 15 Launch
At SPACE CENTER Houston two wives, Ann Scott and Mary Irwin, choose quiet farewells ahead of Apollo 15 launch. They will watch from home as their husbands, David Scott and James Irwin, head to the moon aboard the Saturn V. Alfred Worden remains divorced with two daughters at Cape Kennedy for launch.
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Cape Kennedy
Florida
Alfred M. Worden
Merrill
Alison
Cape
Europe
Irwin
San Jose
Calif
Jim Irwin
Jim
Scotts
Tracy
Douglas
Scott
Joy
Jill
James
Jan
Neil Armstrong
Armstrong
Washington
Mrs. Scott
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Old Home Town
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Jayhawk
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Lawrence Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Lawrence Paper Co
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Oliver Barber
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Elizabeth II
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Mrs. Irwin
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