Lawrence Daily Journal World Front Matter Excerpt 1971
The Lawrence Daily Journal World listing shows staff roles with names including Dolfh Simons Jr and Steve Parsons. It lists publisher editors and office details, rates, and publication note indicating Saturday, March 13, 1971. This item appears as a header or masthead excerpt from the 1971 issue.
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the World Company
Sixth and New
Lashire
Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
United States
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Weather Sparks Aggressive Driving and Safety Warning
A springlike warm spell prompts drivers to speed and take risks while harsher drivers known as hot dogs persist. The piece urges defensive driving to prevent accidents amid rising temperatures and mentions activism critic Frank Coffman and Boston University president Dr. John R. Silber discussing tenure reform and academic reviews.
Nixon's Pledge To Israel
Washington seeks a signed Nixon Israeli security pledge backed by a Congressional resolution. The plan would place U.S. troops on Sharm El-Sheik to deter Arab moves and be backed by UN approval, with a non-Big Four commander and a veto by the Security Council.
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Washington
Israel
Egypt
Sinai Peninsula
Nixon
Sharm El-Sheik
U.S
Sinai
William P. Rogers
Strait of
Tiran
Gulf of Aqaba
Eilat
Sharm el- Sheik
United Nations
UN Security Council
Security Council
Eisenhower
Administrator Tenure Reform Gains Support
Dr Silber advocates a five to fifteen year review structure for administrator tenure. He argues it merits consideration by administrators trustees regents and directors as a meaningful reform.
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Silber
KU Wins Woodrow Wilson Fellowships Major Share
Ten Kansas University students receive Woodrow Wilson Fellowships for the coming year, totaling 40 percent of the Big Eight awards. A 1897 KU Nebraska game noted for late drama was cited by Ted Kennedy as an example of long-standing football history.
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Kansas University
Ted Kennedy
Lawrence
Ku-Nebraska
Leta Ff. Douthart
Long Beach
Calif
Deane W. Malott
J. B. Stouffer
Chamber of Commerce
Thieu
Laos
South Vietnam
White House
Ronald Ziegler
Washington
John W. Vogt
Pentagon
Patton
MacArthur
Forrest
Gen
Abrams
Truth in Laos War Reports From Vietnam and Laos
The piece discusses press access and truth in the Vietnam Laos fighting, noting 34 Southeast Asia cor respondents killed since 1965 and 17 missing. It quotes officials about Laos objectives, cites censorship attempts, and asserts reporters will uncover truth despite restrictions.
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Vietnam
Laos
Indochina
Associated Press
Southeast Asia
U.S
North Vietnam
Patton
Saigon
Quang Tri
Lee Jones
Do Dang Bo
Jones
Khe Sanh
Pentagon
Jerry W. Friedheim
Johnson
Alphonse Karr
The Idiocy of Our Society Chokes Itself Out
A February Essence essay by Phyllis Foggie argues black men must accept responsibility at home to uplift the community. She condemns excuses for self-escape and links rising crime to public policy, urging self discipline and work.
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Essence
Phyllis Foggie
The
Bronx
Foggie
Webster
ADC
Thomas Gray
Socund
Moses
Mt. Sinai
Mrs. Foggie
Group to Move Into Area Bank
The East Central Kansas Community Action Program signed a lease with the People's National Bank of Ottawa for use of the bank's old building. The agency will move from the Franklin County Court House to the bank building by April 1. The Head Start program will remain in the court house.
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Coffman
Ottawa
East Central Kansas Community Action Program
The
People’s National Bank of Ottawa
Franklin County Court House
Bank
John C. Campbell
Kansas Legislature Highlights Action Friday
The Senate State and Local Affairs Committee approved a bill banning public employee strikes and creating grievance procedures. Senate tentatively approved a bill allowing school boards to close sparsely attended schools unless patrons petition for a vote. County commissioners tentively approved relocating Grove Reservoir nearer Topeka and would authorize investigators into welfare abuse or fraud. A House effort to extend blizzard closings to 177 days failed. The Senate approved letting junior colleges contract with private industry if approved by the State Board.
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Kansas
Senate
State and Local Affairs Committee
Grove
Topeka
House
State Board of Education
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Dolph Simons
Steve Parsons Bill
MAYER
Daryl Hall
Ernest Pontius
W. C. Simons
Frank Coffman
West Coast
Dr. Silber
John R. Silber
Boston University
Boston
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Old Home Town
Columbus Food Corp
Columbus
Wis
Kaw Valley Canning Co
J. J. Metsker
By Wes Gallagher
Herb Klein
Cambodia
Korea
By Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Area Bank
Flance
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