Lawrence Journal World dated June 17 1971 front matter
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Civilian civility urged by Chief Justice Burger at IL conference
Chief Justice Warren Burger warns that overzealous lawyers and sensationalist media threaten civility in courts and politics. He urges reform from law schools to the Supreme Court, noting most lawyers obey norms while a few undermine the system. An AP report cites Calcutta refugees airlift as a hopeful contrast.
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Calcutta
India
Dum Dum
Roy Cohn Turns to Authorship After McCarthy Era
The piece notes Roy Cohn, found not guilty, writes a book titled A Fool for a Client in which he attacks those who pursued him. It recalls Alger Hiss and McCarthyism, cites costs to Cohn’s career, and portrays Cohn as McCarthy’s relentless foe likened to Moby Dick.
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Alger Hiss
Roy Cohn
United States of America
Roy M. Mohn
MR. Cohn
Cui Bono
Moby Dick
Cohn
Ahab
Father talks teach life to son in mock classroom sketches
A humorous Washington column contrasts a father guiding his son through adult life with a satirical excerpt on Roy Cohn and the U.S. judicial system. The dialogue covers ties shoes socks suits and the razors of growing up while a final note questions justice and due process.
Rail Car Shortage Relief Reaches Kansas Harvest Time
Kansas farm leaders say boxcar and covered hopper supplies are ample now, easing a shortage during the wheat harvest. Senator Pearson notes improved availability after a tight period and expects continued progress. In Washington, Dole and Pearson voted against Vietnam War funding cutoffs proposed by McGovern and Hatfield. both amendments failed.
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Washington (Ap
James B. Pearson
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Kansas
Pearson
Washington
Bob Dole
James Pearson
George McGovern
D-S.c
Mark Hatfield
R-Ore
138 Million Hold Shares Reflecting Institutional Ownership Shift
New York AP reports about 138 million direct or indirect shareowners, roughly 67 percent of the population, with ownership moving toward insurers banks pension funds and mutual trusts. The piece notes brokers incentives to steer small investors toward mutual funds, increasing institutional dominance and potentially reducing market liquidity and individual influence.
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New York
America
Baldwin Elects Roger Martin Mayor in 1961
Old Home Town notes Roger Martin becomes mayor of Baldwin succeeding Lawrence Lamb who resigns to become city clerk. Lawrence United Fund sets 1961 62 goal at 58000, up 2312 from 1960 61. Kansas Artists Exhibit in Topeka features works by Robert Green Miss Mar vel Holloway and Mrs Ernest Pontius.
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Roger Martin
Baldwin
Lawrence Lamb
Floyd Rogers
Lawrence United Fund
Lawrence
Robert Green
Marvel Holloway
Ernest Pontius
Topeka
Kansas Artists
Topeka Art Guild
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
Today’s message notes God is at work in you to will and to act for his good pleasure. The prayer asks for release from self praise by belittling others and seeks wisdom to commit talents to God and follow his guidance.
Protesting Hunting Films on Moral and Ecological Grounds
Ken Smith argues that hunting films misinterpret nature's amoral balance and condemn indiscriminate human killing. He contends natural predation serves ecological functions, while sensationalized hunting harms wildlife, habitats, and impressionable youths.
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Ken Smith
Tenn
Major Arab Assault Expected for U N
The United Nations faces a possible Jordanled counterattack seeking a Security Council condemnation of Israel over Jerusalem and East Jerusalem expansion. U S officials fear veto politics but aim to craft a nonsanction resolution that chastises Israel while delaying Jerusalem action.
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Israel
Sinai Peninsula
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Jordan
Jerusalem
Security Council
Nixon
East Jerusalem
State Department
Department
U.N. Security Council
Middle East
Journal World Opinion Page Purpose and Civic Value
The page presents editorials letters and columns where writers share personal viewpoints on public affairs. It emphasizes informed citizens evaluating criticism and praise and upholds free interchange of ideas as essential to a democratic government.
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