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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1971
Page
2
The essay defends Nixon comfort with publicity while noting the need to balance attention for Tricia Nixon with her privacy. It contrasts presidential exposure with press limits and highlights the public’s expectation of leaders’ movements, while also touching on local movie listings and public order in Lawrence.
New York reports show companies courting younger audiences through jazz concerts and arts programs. Johns Manville plans to bring a music combo to 24 cities to engage youth and offer work help. Jazzmobile performances accompany Coca Cola Bottling and Chemical Bank in schools. Mobil Oil runs Sound Search, spotlighting about 2,000 young musicians and spawning acts like the Mobil Steel Band.
A 1961 feature notes L H S gymnastic instructor L R Perry guiding sophomores to 36 percent above national average. 1946 reports bread shortages during bakers strike as stores run low. 1931 items record Kaw River bridge issues and city weed control, plus Mayor Ellis opening the Junior Twilight League with a 19 to 5 result.
The piece argues noise from cars and motorcycles is among the worst forms of pollution, causing health problems and nerve disturbances. It calls for strict laws and enforcement, praising police for enforcing quiet, orderly streets.
A devotional note cites Revelation 3 1 about a church that is alive in reputation yet dead in practice then offers a prayer asking God to deepen private prayer, empower acts and words to make Jesus teachings real to others.
The piece analyzes George McGovern's appeal to youth at St Mark's outside Boston and discusses Kennedy’s tentative path, McGovern’s alignment with liberal elites, and the potential for Teddy Kennedy to wait for 1976. It suggests Kennedy might run as vice president to unite the party and secure establishment and youth votes.
Kansas Senate minority leader Harold Herd says he is not ready to form a third party but tests the idea of an independent governor to energize dialogue. He cites 18 year olds and dissatisfied voters while keeping options open for 1972 either as an independent or in the Democratic primary if Docking runs or not.
London AP reports singer Dick Haymes 52 cites poverty delaying a Kingston Surrey hearing on a 1966 loan of 3600 dollars. He claims Madrid engagement and airfare prevent attendance. judge presses arrest. July 13 next hearing. liabilities total 37504 dollars with 480 dollars assets. He has married six times, including Rita Hayworth and Joanne Dru.
The House faces a renewal fight over the 1948 Sugar Act with critics saying extensions favor producers and foreigners while consumers see little benefit. The Agriculture Committee backed a 3 year extension 30 to 3 as lobbyists press for quotas and prices near world levels. Rep. John G. Dow challenges the consumer stake amid broad industry support.
Jefferson City Missouri AP The legislature passed a 1.7 billion dollar budget amid pressure and compromise. The final general revenue total 749.4 million blends federal and special funds with the rest from taxes. Senate House differences were resolved after late sessions and a 2.7 billion annual military pay amendment was approved on a 51 24 vote with mixed party support.
University and city readers see a Kansas columnist scrutinize Attorney General Vern Miller and the use of law as a political weapon. The piece argues Miller exploits enforcement to rally voters, favors some groups over others, and erodes public trust in law.
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