Lawrence Journal World staff and rates listing 1971
The Lawrence Journal World announces staff roles including Dolph C. Simons Jr as president publisher and Dolph Simons as editor emeritus. Executive editor, news editor, and advertising staff are named with the paper published daily except Sunday. Subscription rates are listed for various delivery options. Friday Evening, June 11, 1971.
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Dolph C. Simons JR
Dolph Simons
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kaw
Telephone
Young Sheriff Whiteaker Shines in Grim California Slayings Case
The 31 year old Sheriff Roy Whiteaker earned praise for poise and professionalism while leading the investigation into the mass slayings of about 25 California migrant orchard workers. He champions constitutional rights and has transformed his office with a youthful, educated department. The piece also profiles Kansas educator Nolen Ellison, praising his career and urging Kansas to retain its talented young leaders.
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Roy Whiteaker
California
Whiteaker
Juan V. Corona
Yuba
Sheriff’s Office
Yuba College
Sacramento State College
Panama Canal Zone
Police
Nolen Ellison
Kansas City
Kansas University
Ellison
Kan
Michigan State University
MSU Center For Urban Affairs
East Lansing
Penn Valley Community College
Kansas
Military Pressure and the U S Leaders Arm the Military
The piece argues that American leaders should avoid overreliance on the military while noting the president’s ability to keep the armed forces at arm's length. It contrasts this with the tighter control seen under a Russian premier as observed by Kremlin watchers.
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U.S
Kremlin
ESP called factor in corporate decisions, say Newark scientists
AP reports at Newark College of Engineering PSI project researchers Mihalasky and Dean claim ESP links to executive success. They scored 25 executives on ESP tests and dynamic measures, noting profits rose in firms with high ESP. PMID: four businessmen believed in precognition, many sharing experiences.
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Newark
N.J
New York Stock Exchange
PSI Communications
Newark College of Engineering
John Mihalasky
Mihalasky
Douglas Dean
Dean
Thank You Lord for Walks and Talks We Shared
A brief devotional prayer expresses gratitude for companionship with the Lord in sadness and joy. It asks for guidance to walk closely with God daily and not rush ahead or lag behind in faith. Amen.
Kosygin warns of Soviet military pressure on Kremlin
Premier Kosygin’s foreign policy remarks suggest growing military influence over Soviet decisions and hopes for U.S. arms talks remain uncertain. Analysts note the Kremlin faces stronger military pressure than the U.S. president, underscoring a civilian-led peace preference.
Multiple aged items mark Lawrence historical notes
Ten years ago in 1961 a Williamstown teenager died in a car truck crash on the Stonehouse Creek bridge near U S 24 ten miles northwest of Lawrence. A 29 year old Formosan student instructor at Fresno State College was arrested for assault with felonious intent after allegedly acid assault on his KU student fiancee.
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Williamstown
Stonehouse Creek
U.S. 24
Lawrence
Fresno
Calif
KU School of Law
University
Kaw Valley
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Hiram Penfield Jones
Endsley Jones
Conrad John Kerulf Erickson
Harvard University
Youths Find Ecology Progress Too Slow Across Colleges
A College Poll survey of over 100 campuses shows 71 percent feel not much progress on ecological problems while 8 percent see great progress and 21 percent some progress. Students criticize leadership and point to pollution in cars, streams, and air as ongoing issues.
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New York
N.Y
America
U. of Detroit
University of New Hampshire
Miami U
Detroit
A. of
Illinois
U. of Florida
Los Angeles
UCLA
Nixon
Muskie Criticized by Mandel Barnes Over War Stance
In Austin and Washington Pa., Sen. Muskie faces a twofold rebuke from Gov. Mandel and Lt. Gov. Barnes who urge him to drop antiwar protest talk and focus on Nixon era economic failures. Barnes later advocates Humphrey in Texas while privately doubting Muskie 1972 electability. The clash signals shifting support within Democratic ranks.
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Washington
Edmund Muskie
Austin
Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
Marvin Mandel
Maryland
Ben Barnes
Texas
Mandel-Barnes
Barnes
State Capitol
Muskie
FBI
Nixon
Washington and Jefferson College
Vietnam
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Rep
Clement Zablocki
Chicago Democratic
Richard J. Daley
Flag Day praise and debate on education and liberalism
A letter venerates the flag on its 194th birthday and urges open minded modern vigilance. It cites Alvin Toffler on change, calls for God inspired citizens, and quotes James B. DeMasters. A second letter questions TV coverage of campus disruptions and argues education should mix private incentives with market forces. Edward Paris criticizes illiberal journalism and liberal bias in schooling.
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Henry Ward Beecher
Alvin Toffler
U.S.A
TV Guide
AP General Manager Calls for Journalistic Unity Front
Wes Gallagher urged a united front among journalists at the AP Broadcasters Association convention. He warned against press attacks from government and public, stressing defense of free news flow and objective reporting amid a growing number of outlets and voices. He noted the rise of many newspapers magazines TV and radio outlets and called it not a monopoly but a flowering of diverse voices. Michael Rennie 62, actor from The Third Man, died after collapsing while visiting his mother in Harrogate England.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Wes Gallagher
Gallagher
Harrogath
England
Michael Rennie
Third Man
Rennie
Lawrence High 1971 Honor Grads Rob Seaver Paul Carttar
Rob Seaver and Paul Carttar, 1971 honor graduates of Lawrence High School, prepare a regular column for the Journal-World Opinion Page.
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Rob Seaver
Paul Carttar
Lawrence High School
Journal-World Opinion
American foreign policy in Latin America under fire
A critical view argues U S policy in Latin America rests on economic imperialism and the Monroe Doctrine. It blames a few powerful families for exploitation, calls for a mutual benefit policy, and warns that current tensions may erode Western Hemisphere military solidarity.
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Southeast Asia
Latin America
United States
Simon Bolivar
Bogota
Santiago
Samosans
Duvaliers
U.S
Western Hemisphere
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