Lawrence Journal-World masthead details leadership lineup
The Lawrence Journal-World lists staff leaders including Dolph C. Simons Jr and Dolph Simons in top editorial roles with Steve Parsons Bill Mayer Daryil Hall and Ernest Pontius among executives. Leo Eller is noted as rising director and controller with Praia Liditor as publisher and executive editor.
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Dolph C. Simons JR
Dolph Simons
Steve Parsons
Bill Mayer
Daryil Hall
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Controler
Praia Liditor
Lawrence world company newspaper notice 1971 rates
The World Company of Lawrence Kansas publishes daily except Sunday from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets. It lists contact number 843 1000 and subscription rates by carrier and mail, including regional and national rates. The issue date is Tuesday March 9 1971.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kaw
Telephone
Douglas
Kansas
United States
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Quote of the Day From Antioch College Student
A student at Antioch College in Ohio remarks that many middle class students resist their parents work but expect continued parental support to finish college. The quote highlights generational attitudes toward labor, finance, and education.
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Antioch College
Ohio
Girl Scout Week Highlights Ongoing Life Quality Efforts
The feature praises the Girl Scouts of America during Girl Scout Week 1971. It credits veteran leaders like Mrs. H. D. Remple and quotes Phyllis Freeman on education for living, stressing continued community involvement to improve quality of life for youth.
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Girl Scouts of America
Phyllis Freeman
White House
H. D. Remple
Penney Explains Golden Rule Shaped His Rise and Failures
New York AP profile on James Cash Penney notes how his success with 1700 stores arose from his stated golden rule. He recalls early butcher shop failure and choosing ethics over hotel bribes, weighing profits against principles as he built a retail empire.
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NEW York
James Cash Penney
Penney
Kemmerer
Wyo
J. C. Penney
J.C. Penney
Father Son Clash Over College Support in Oklahoma City
In Oklahoma City district court an 18 year old, Gerald Montgomery, seeks parental funding for college while living independently. Judge William S. Myers Jr. notes a divorced father may be ordered to pay for a college education if affordable, but ties conditions to enrollment hours and grades.
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Oklahoma City
Gerald Montgomery
William S. Myers Jr
Myers
U.S
Overburdened courts hinder timely justice
The text laments rising crime, growing court caseloads, and a shift toward seeking judges to resolve disputes. It notes courts are snarled and calls for more flexible, speedy handling of public matters. It mentions domestic squabbles as examples and argues for faster judicial processes.
Old Home Town Glimpses of Class of 1961 and 1946 News
KU announced 10 Soviet students would visit in April marking the first such visit since Lawrence was removed from USSR traveler restrictions. Lawrence High senior Monti Beloteri was nominated for the Naval Academy. KU student Ben Barteldes gained acceptance to NYU’s Junior Year in Spain. In 1946 petitions protested a one mill tax for a courthouse. a blind veteran died by suicide. city began garbage collection by four men and two trucks. Leslie Flicken and others were recommended for business degrees. a Tonganoxie infant died after ingesting cold tablets.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
State Department
Douglas County
Monti L. Beloteri
US Naval Academy
Annapolis
Robert F. Tilsworth
Ben H. Barteldes
New York University
Spain
Effec S
Prayer for Guidance and Family Duty in Love
A devotional prayer asking for divine guidance to fulfill responsibility toward brothers and sisters. It seeks love as the doorway to action for God’s glory and ends with Amen.
War Along Ho Trail Hinders Hanoi Strategy
Washington notes the Ho Chi Minh Trail fighting tests Hanoi’s ability to defend and counter in Laos. North Vietnam benefits from terrain, logistics, and COSVN directives as ARVN pushes along the trail, while Hanoi seeks retreats and timed attacks to shape outcomes and possible negotiations.
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Washington
Saigon
Laos
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Nixon
South Vietnam
ARVN
Army of the Republic of Vietnam
North
Vietnam
Indochina
Cambodia
Cosvn No. 9
Javits and Nixon clash over Vietnam and SEATO
The column questions Sen. Javits on his stance toward withdraw a d allies and the SEATO treaty. It argues Javits risks undermining U S commitments and seeks clarity on professional troops role and moral balance as casualties rise in South Vietnam.
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Sen. Javits
Sen
Saxbe
Nixon
Laos
United States
South Vietnam
Richard Nixon
Javit
Goldwater
Javits
Mer
Sen Javits
Asia
Europe
Middle East
Free World
Korea
Australia
Kansas Legislature Action Highlights
The House tentatively approved a congressional reapportionment plan realigning eight counties. The Senate Judiciary Committee killed the no knock search and seizure bill and tabled bills to create special drug and organized crime divisions in the Kansas Bureau of Investigation. The Senate passed a county option on private liquor clubs and sent it to the House. A Senate committee narrowly approved a bill creating presidential primaries for Kansas.
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Pera
Kansas
House
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
FBI top officials rebut McGovern with letters
The FBI's top 12 officials wrote letters to Sen. George McGovern accusing him of unfairly criticizing FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover for political purposes, the Los Angeles Times Washington Post News Service reports.
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Washington
FBI
George McGovern
D-S.d
J. Edgar Hoover
Los Angeles Times
Washington Post
Old Protestors Still in Midst
A first person account at a Washington antiwar rally reveals a maze of undercover agents from multiple U S intelligence and military units posing as protesters. The piece highlights staged clashes and surveillance tactics among students, police, and government operatives.
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Washington
Yesteryear
Washington Monument
Dumbarton
Secret Service
Army
Fort Holibird
Pentagon
Washington, D.C
Quotations and Youth Morality Echo a Voltaire Debate
Letter writer cites attribution disputes around Voltaire and S G Tallentyre’s 1906 The Friends of Voltaire noting misquotations such as Think for yourselves and let others enjoy the privilege to do so too. He laments cultural decline and warns against liberal misfits undermining national heritage.
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Voltaire
Francois Marie Arouet
S. G. Tallentyre
Beatrice Hall
Count d’Argental
R. G. Henley
Lawrence
Time of political fear and alleged Communists
A reflective denunciation questions Supreme Court judges as pro Communist and accuses civil rights activism of undermining police, criminal safeguards, and youth through drugs promiscuity and revolutionary ideas, framing it as a deliberate plan to ruin the nation.
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Earth
Supreme Court
Business Pace Likely to Rise for 1971
Washington reports a joint Commerce and SEC survey showing business spending on new plant and equipment could rise 4.3 percent this year, a higher target than the 1.4 percent forecast last fall. Yet hesitation among business leaders to invest casts doubt on meeting the 1971 economic goals.
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Washington
Nixon
Commerce Department
Securities and Exchange Commission
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
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Fdbor
John Cunniff
Old Home Town
Leslie W. Flicken
Seldon Taylor Swope
Vance A. Wadham
Chancellor
Board of Regents
Business School
Tonganoxie
Ho Trail
Robert Novak
COSVN
William Buckley JR
Air Force
THE
McGovern
Art Buchwald
Harvard
Naval
Ho Chi Minh
Seabees
Dungarees
Andrews Field
Internal Revenue Service Intelligence Unit
CIA
Father Berrigan
Collins
National Park Service Antisubversive Corps
Rhchwald
Journal-World
America
Art Campbell
Tenn
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