Lawrence Journal World 1971 March 11 Page Details
The 1971 Thursday edition of the Lawrence Journal World lists editors Dolph C Simons Jr President and Publisher staff roles with reference to The World Company based in Lawrence Kansas. It includes circulation rates by carrier and mail for Douglas counties and other regions and notes AP Association Bureau memberships. The issue date is Thursday evening March 11 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Kansas
United States
Charles S. Scott Jr
Topeka
Kansas University
Lawrence Ballard
Scott
Journal-World Opinion
Nixon State of the World message on Indochina policy
The piece surveys Nixon's Indochina strategy amid growing war weariness. It notes withdrawal plans while maintaining support, cites LA Times urging liquidation of the commitment, and contrasts home unrest with the need to avoid disastrous outcomes. It also covers TWA pilots offering voluntary contributions to aid earnings and morale.
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Nixon
Southeast Asia
Indochina
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
U.S
Vietnam
Los Angeles Times
LA Times
America
Trans World Airlines
TWA
The
Air Line Pilots Assn
Peace movement rift ends with Trotskyists favored for nonviolence
Washington antiwar factions clash over strategy as Trotskyists win backing for peaceful spring demonstrations while Rennie Davis led New Leftists push for civil disobedience. Rival plans to disrupt access roads raise questions about public sentiment and coalition unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rennie Davis
Nixon
University of Wisconsin
National Coalition Against
New Mobilization Committee
Communist Party
Pentagon
Chicago
National Coalition
People's Coalition For Peace
Vietnam
People’s Coalition
National Welfare Rights Organization
War Resisters League
TV Rights Set For War Three
Hollywood agent Harold Hopsack and promoter Frederick Roarington announce closed circuit TV rights to World War III with $250 billion payments to participants and plans for a film. They project massive global access and a rematch, funded by Musical Variety Enterprises.
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Washington
Harold Hopsack
Hollywood
Frederick Roarington
Roarington
Musical Variety Enterprises
Mr. Roarington
Hopsack
Legislature At Glance Kansas action on highway bonds and budget shifts
The Associated Press reports Kansas lawmakers advanced a $300 million highway bond bill to speed road work. Republicans in both chambers held caucuses on Docking budget cuts. Docking proposed trimming state aid to education by 1.5 million and reallocating funds to a KU Medical Center doctors training program and mental health. A salary-raise bill for the governor and other officials was tabled. The House Executive Reorganization Committee sent a bill creating a Department of Revenue to the floor with a favorable recommendation.
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Kansas
Senate
Senate Republicans
House Republicans
Robert Docking
House
Docking
House Committee On
Department of Revenue
Secretary of Revenue
Nature Books as Corporate Image in 1971 Reports
The piece notes how major companies like American Can and Bank of America use nature imagery in annual reports to align corporate goals with consumer welfare. It discusses photographs of families, trees, and landscapes, and explains reports function as image builders to attract employees, influence analysts, and shape public perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Can Co
Bank of America
Outboard Marine
Richard Lewis
Bridges tops 1000 points and rebounds in KU Missouri finale
KU star Bill Bridges capped a storied career in a nationally televised win at Columbia. The three time All-Big Eight center is the only in league history to exceed 1000 points and 1000 rebounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Bridges
Missouri
Columbia
Bridges
Jayhawk
Future Farmers of America
LHS
Topeka
Bill Sutton
Larry Green
Larry Tucker
Richard Dwyer
Ken Breithaupt
Reece Mitchell
Marvel Holloway
Lawrence
Manhattan
Today’s Bible Message Grow in Grace and Knowledge
A devotional note cites II Peter 3 18 urging believers to grow in grace and knowledge of Jesus Christ. A prayer asks God to instill a hunger for His Word and strength in the believer through the Spirit of Jesus. Amen.
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Lord
Jesus Christ
Peter
Jesus
Vigilante patrols spark rights debate in Lawrence
In a strongly worded opinion piece Charles S. Scott Jr. argues Lawrence's city government risks arming civilian patrols with police powers. He warns licensed security forces threaten African residents and urges measures for fair representation and oversight to prevent a gestapo-like protection system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
KU and Oklahoma Thrill on TV Despite Booing Differences
Mrs H L Bryant Blackwell of Oklahoma praises KU supporters after a close basketball clash at KU. She notes outstanding sportsmanship with no boos, contrasting it with widespread booing seen during the Colorado Nebraska game on television.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ku-Oklahoma
KU Rooters
H. L. Bryant Blackwell
Okla
Paper Depot Reassigned to Zero Population Growth
Zero Population Growth, led by Ed Block, now runs the waste paper deposit at 1240 Tenn contact Mr Block at 843-6344. Citizens urged to recycle paper products to reduce finite resource waste. Mary Tobias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Fee
1817
Ed Block
Tenn
BYU Administrators Urge Stricter Campus Control
The philosophy argues university governance by boards and presidents, strict enforcement of laws on campus, greater emphasis on teaching, and limits on riots, while urging state involvement and harsher penalties for disruptions. It calls for tighter business management and no early course credits.
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Ww. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Kan
Telephone
Lawrence, Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
S.e-Asia
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Justice
Davis
Socialist Workers Party
Young Socialist Alliance
People's Coalition
Art Buchwald
Mr. Hopsack
Armed Forces Network
John Cunniff
New York
William F. May
Halsey, Ore
Joyce Kilmer
Walt Whitman
American Can
Old Home Town
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Oklahoma Aggie-Ku
Melvon Wertzberger
Federal Soil Conservation Service
Douglas County
Frank Strong
van Bruner
George Kirchhoff
W. C. McDonnell
W. M. Auchard
al Green
George Wetzel
Ed Penchard
Ft. Riley
Minutemen
Charles Scott JR
Voltaire
Journal-World
ZPG
Brigham Young University
Provo
Utah
Mormon Church
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