Lawrence Journal World Staff and Publication Details
Lawrence Daily Journal World lists DPolph C Stimons Jr as president publisher with executive editors and staff names. Publication info notesEstablished 1854 The World Company operates daily editions from Lawrence Kansas and mail rates listed for Douglas counties adjoining areas and broader Kansas City.
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Dpolph C. Stimons JR
Dotlaph Simmons Coc
Steve Parsons
Bill Mayer
Daryl Hall
Ernest Pontit
McDeller Cocci
Meee
Donglas
Kansas Counties
Kansas City
United States
ROTC policy calls for broad changes in college programs
Six national higher education associations urge reforms to ROTC in colleges and universities, including renaming the program, funding shifts to government, instructor qualifications, academic credit, and expansion to minority-dominated campuses. They favor upgrading ROTC over abandonment and warn against a purely professional military system. A separate note highlights Du Pont’s $300 million pollution control program at Tecumseh plant near Lawrence, with July groundbreaking and 1972 startup, including a pioneering recycling operation and odor-reduction efforts.
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Reserve Officer Training Corps
du Pont Company
U.S
Tecumseh
Lawrence
du Pont
Topeka
United Fund
CFCA
Kansas Power and Light
Rejection Is Youth's Bed of Nails
An essay on changing youth culture. It contrasts harsher past pressures in college life with today’s permissive subculture. It notes open participation, antiestablishment slogans, and the lure of dropouts, drugs, and casual sex, questioning lasting fulfillment or loneliness.
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America
Segovia
Kansas lawmaker eyes party nomination system study
Senator Ben Foster of Wichita said a joint legislative panel will study the party convention method for statewide nominations as the first topic, with possible talks on congressional and legislative races and election law revisions. He favors keeping party chosen nominees on the primary ballot but notes reform to restrict access.
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Topeka
Kan
Ben Foster
Wichita
Foster
Colorado
Droll Joe E Lewis Dies Remembering His nightlife era
Joe E. Lewis a famed nightclub comic known for his gravel voice and drinking routines died Friday at Roosevelt Hospital in New York at age 68. He spent 49 years in show business building a personal cult around club performances and self deprecating humor.
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New York
Joe E. Lewis
Lewis
Roosevelt Hospital
Lower East Side
Notable Local Officials and Casino Era Biography Mention
A dense list provides Lawrence officials across federal state county city and schools, with names and addresses for senators representatives and local leaders. The latter section recounts a Las Vegas to New York casino headliner’s 25 year career, earnings, lifestyle, health declines, and a 60th birthday reflection.
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Lawrence
Las Vegas
New York
Copacabana
StudEx Agrees To Pay Yearbook Deficit At KU
The Kansas University Student Senate Executive committee has agreed to cover the Jayhawker yearbook deficit, estimated at about 2700 dollars. StudEx also approved beginning June spending from a 20000 dollar allotment for the teacher course evaluation group for the new fiscal year starting July 1.
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Kansas University Student Senate
StudEx
Jayhawker
David Miller
Senate
Professor urges media to aid FBI by stopping Hoover criticism
Washington dialogue features Prof Heinrich Applebaum of Bonnie & Clyde Institute who argues attacks on J Edgar Hoover force the FBI to divert agents from crime fighting. He claims 8,332 agents are tied up this year, hindering cases while media criticism sustains a supposed plot to force Hoover retirement.
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FBI
Heinrich Applebaum
Criminology
The
Bonnie & Clyde Institute For Advanced Studies
Yuchwald
Applebaum
J. Edgar Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Congress
Bureau
Hoover
America
Agnew to Attend Park Inauguration in South Korea
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew will represent President Nixon at South Korea’s July 1 inauguration of President Chung Hee Park. Agnew may meet Japanese Prime Minister Sato and Kim Jong Pil, the newly named prime minister who helped engineer the 1961 coup.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Agnew
Vic Gold
Nixon
Seoul
Hisaku Sato
Kim Jong Pil
Park
Martinez joins KU Study Staff as minority projects consultant
Kenneth Martinez joins the Extramural Independent Study Center at Kansas University as a consultant for special projects on minority groups. He holds B S and M S from KU and earned a KU doctorate in education, with graduate work at Yale and UMass. He previously led Unified School District 348, directed the Curriculum Evaluation Center in St. Elizabeth Missouri, and consulted for North Central Missouri State College and Kansas City public schools.
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Kenneth Martinez
Kansas University
Martinez
Yale University
University of Massachusetts
Unified School District
St. Elizabeth
North Central Missouri State College
Public
Kansas City
Missouri
Soviet Treaty Raises Middle East Tensions and Arms Race
Washington hears Cairo intends new Soviet arms to Egypt after Moscow Cairo pact. The move could pressure Nixon toward easing Israel arms embargo, risking Arab upset and boosting anti-US sentiment. Democrats Humphrey Jackson Ribicoff cite Rogers policy as selling out Israel to Moscow.
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Washington
U.S
Cairo
Nixon
Suez Canal
Middle East
Israel
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Moscow-Cairo
Radio
State Department
Mideast
White House
Golda Meir
William P. Rogers
Jerusalem
Moshe Dayan
Joseph Sisco
Tel Aviv
Rogers
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Henry M. Jackson
Abraham Ribicoff
Connecticut
Roger
Moscow
Old Home Town Highlights From 1961 And 1931
A 1961 note recalls KU’s 2 172 graduates as the third largest class, Ellsworth dissolves his law firm to focus on Congress, probate defeat over a $200 000 library gift, and Kaw Valley potato shipping plans. Also 1931 items include Olive Brock’s resignation fromLawrence schools and honor roll names amid a prowler scare.
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Campanile Hill
U.S
Robert F. Ellsworth
Asher, Ellsworth and Six
Kansas Second
Washington
Fred Six
Richard A. Barber
John Emerson
Asher
Kansas University
Ralph Ellis
Frank R. Gray
Ellis
Alfred Heck and Sons
Grant Township
Olive Brock
Lawrence
Pinckney
Board of Education
Katharine Aston
Carolyn Harper
Thelma Humphrey
Eiloween Maccubrie
Barbara Pendleton
20Th
Kentucky
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W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Telephone
Lawrence, Kan
Audit Bureau of Alienation
Associated Press
By Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Engineers
Con
Solons
James Pearson
Sen
Robert Dole
U.S. Senate
Washington, D.C
U.S. Representative
Larry Winn, Jr
House
Arden Booth
Ala
John Vogel
Rt. 4
Morris Kay
Pioneer Rd
City Commission
J. R. Pulliam
Tenn
John Emick
Jack Rose
Bellerive Circle
Nancy Hambleton
Oxford Rd
Charles Fisher
Orchard Ln
W. F. Bradley
Rt. 2
Kenneth E. Anderson
Clifton Ct
Julie Hack
Mass
Richard Holzmeister
W. 20Th
John Spearman Sr
Helen Gilles
Iowa
Larry Hatfield
Lawrence Ave
Anderson
Hack and Holzmeister
Rees Jackman
Yale Rd
James W. Paddock
Gladys Six
Chicago
Art Buchwald
S. Korea
Kim
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Old Home Town
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