Lawrence Journal World staff and rates note July 29 1971
The Lawrence Journal World page lists staff positions led by Dolph C Simons Jr as president publisher and Douph Simons as editor. It provides office address at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with contact number and subscription rates for local carrier and mail service across Douglas counties Kansas and beyond.
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Dolph C. Simons JR
Publsher
Douph Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Polls Preview Nixon Muskie Kennedy and the Nation
Polls show Nixon at 68 percent in November 1969 dropping to 48 49 percent today with Muskie leading Democrats 35 percent to Kennedy 27 Humphrey 22. Article notes public mood shifts, Chappaquiddick impact, and historic presidential highs and lows.
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Mr. Nixon
Vietnam
Edmund Muskie
Edward Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Muskie
Kennedy
Nixon
Humphrey
Martha’s Vineyard
U.S
Lyndon Johnson
Thoughts On The Consumer
New York AP reports that economists say the public has money but lacks willingness to spend due to inflation job fears and rising taxes. Surveys show consumer income rose, savings high, yet many feel poorer after taxes and blame taxes for reducing buying power while stores struggle to spark enthusiasm with lower price purchases.
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New York
Morgan Guaranty Survey
Topeka students at Fort Leavenworth attend anti red seminar
Report notes Lawrence High School teachers present at an Anti Red Strategy Seminar fed by experts on communism with lectures at Fort Leavenworth. Also mentions 1946 license tags shortage for Douglas County and 1947 tag production limits at Hutchinson reformatory.
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Topeka
Sycamore Hollow
Midwest Sunbathing Association
Lawrence High School
Howard Mehlinger
Donald Binns
Chris Berneking
William Mullins
Fort Leavenworth
Douglas County
Hutchinson
Kansas University
War Department
Federal Housing Authority
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Sympathy for Victims of Gun Rebel Violence
The piece argues for compassion toward innocents harmed by gun carrying rebels and calls out the harm done to those not seeking conflict. It emphasizes noncombatants who were killed or maimed while tending to their own affairs.
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Sob
Problems Facing the President Look at Nixon Policies
The piece contrasts Nixon's Far Eastern policies with domestic aims, arguing the administration favors welfare over pure free market fixes. It cites Maurice Stans on protecting jobs through tariff policy and questions wage and price controls as a potential, if risky, domestic experiment.
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Nixon
Mr. Nixon
United States
New Deal
Maurice Stans
Commerce
Red China
Spiro Agnew’s World Tour Report to Nixon Spoofs and Revelations
A satirical account sketches Agnew’s return from a global goodwill trip aboard multiple planes and bulletproof cars. It recounts his dialogue with Nixon about golf, foreign leaders, and odd anecdotes from visits in Spain Kenya Ethiopia and the Congo with mock quotes and improbable punchlines.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
Saudi Arabia
Ethiopia
Kenya
The
Congo
Spain
Portugal
Prince Faisal
Faisal
Jomo Kenyatta
Haile Selassie
Mobutu
Kenyatta
Spiro
Franco
Soto Grande
Olathe Flag Desecration Ordinance Ruled Vague
A Johnson County District Court judge voided Overland Park’s flag desecration ordinance as too vague. Thomas John Ochs, an 18 year old KU student, had been convicted for sewing the flag upside down to his pants. The judge ruled the law infringes free speech.
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Olathe
Kan
Johnson County
Overland Park
Harold Hammond
Thomas John Ochs
University of Kansas
New Jersey
Ochs
Hammond
United States
Sheldon Crossette
Crosette
Amtrak Trains May Stop Along Kansas City Route
Amtrak trains through Kansas City may halt after Friday if the United Transport Union strikes the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe lines. Two of three trains would stop. the third KC to New York ride unaffected. Santa Fe embargoes freight acceptance from 6 a.m. Friday.
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Kansas City
United Transportation Union
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Amtrak
New York
Missouri Pacific
Pottawatomi self government case in Kansas faces BIA hurdles
The Pottawatomis in Kansas push to reclaim autonomy amid past BIA interference. TAC defeated a 1930s style constitution, winning a June election by a landslide and prompting a BIA court challenge. Local lawmakers like Rep. Bill Roy have shown concern while the tribe renovates the reservation and seeks a clinic and possible injunction against federal meddling.
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Wounded Knee
Kansas
Pottawatomi
Pottawatomis
Big Brother
Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
U.S
Fort Riley
Tribal Action Committee
TAC
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Secretary of the Interior
Frank Batlese
Dole
Boeing
Bill Roy
Topeka
Arthur Stanley
Elf
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