Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and staff list
The scanned masthead shows the Lawrence Daily Journal-World staff with titles such as president and editor Dolph Simons Sr, vice president publisher Steve Parsons, assistant publisher Bill Mayer, and news editor Ernst Pontius. It lists the paper published daily except Sunday by World Company from Lawrence Kansas and provides subscription rates and contact details.
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Laurence, Kan
Uncle Sam’s ABM Gamble Stirring Public Debate
The article argues the Nixon administration’s push for a new national anti ballistic missile system is costly and unclear to the public. It suggests a cautious approach, noting past overhauls of siloed weapons and urging broad nuclear arms limitation while acknowledging the political poker game with the Soviet Union and China.
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Washington
Defense Department
Uncle Sam
Pentagon
Nixon
United States
Russia
China
U.S
Sam
Nixon to take hard line on campus disorders nationwide
President Nixon signals steps to curb campus turmoil using federal tools. He favors enforcement of measures banning interstate travel to incite riots and withholding federal aid to students in violent disorders, stressing local school decisions. Leaders Hesburgh and Hayakawa influenced the approach.
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Nixon
Johnson Administration
Theodore Hesburgh
Notre Dame
S. I. Hayakawa
San Francisco State
Kansas Board of Regents
Sex Education Debate Studied by California Board of Education
The California Board of Education is studying the issue of sex education. This initiative explores curriculum content and policy implications for schools.
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California Board of Education
California Seeks prudent sex education guidelines
A progress report session shows both liberal and conservative board members noting pressure group mail. A gubernatorial appointee urges separating fact from emotion as the state reviews sex education and family life programs for primary and secondary levels.
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Donald Krotz
Reagan
California Board
California
Nixon Policy Questioned by Business Consultants
New York AP report notes top consultants question the Nixon anti inflation policy. They warn federal spending on housing and social programs plus a 2.8 billion federal pay rise may contradict efforts to dampen inflation. Analysts cite rising corporate spending as evidence of inflationary pressure.
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New York
Federal Reserve
Lionel D. Edie & Co
Edie
Nixon
Pierre Rinfret
Rinfret
Commerce Department
Securities and Exchange Commission
Brick inscribed Don't Spit on the Sidewalk gifted to Chancellor Murphy
An old item notes a brick gift from the Kansas TB Association to Chancellor Franklin Murphy fifty one years ago with the inscription Don't Spit on the Sidewalk. It also recalls a Vinland Church of Christ fire follows a lightning strike and a 25 year ago minister change at First Baptist in 1944.
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Franklin Murphy
Kansas TB Association
Crumline
Lawrence
Church of Christ At
Vinland
Ernest Snodgrass
First Baptist Church
George Kirchoff
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Theodore Poehler
Poehler Mercantile Co
Kansas
Walter Roscoe Stubbs
Sigma Nu House
Topeka
Douglas County
Bible Message Prayer on Love and New Pathways
Today’s devotional quotes I John 3 1 about God calling us his children and thanks for love that frees us from sin’s casualties. It prays for grateful hearts and new paths toward victories along life’s road.
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God
John
Two Kinds of Millionaires Tax Avoidance by Gifts
Washington AP reports two classes of millionaires paying taxes or not. In 1960s style tax talk, the piece notes untaxed fortunes use gifts of appreciated assets to lower taxable income, with examples of large deductions offsetting millions in income. It highlights legal but controversial foundations and family control as gifted contributions.
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Washington
United States
Mr. Rich
Treasury
Joseph W. Barr
Congress
Capitol Hill
University Symphony offers varied spring concert
The University Symphony Orchestra conducted by Dr. George Lawner presented a Spring Concert in the University Theatre featuring Sibelius Second Symphony Griffes Poem for Flute and Orchestra and Copland Suite from Billy the Kid. Soloists Candy Hedberg Tacy Weidman James Francis and Steve Charpie received standout notices. audience enjoyed a well balanced, energetic program.
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University Symphony Orchestra
George Lawner
University Theatre
Sibelius
Griffes
Billy the Kid
Copland
Lawner
Tschaikovsky
Debussy
Sibelius Symphony
Candy Hedberg
Tacy Weidman
School of Fine Arts
John Boulton
James Francis
To Your Good Health A Letter About Bicycling For Seniors
A reader A P C recalls being ridiculed for bicycle riding while others defend seniors biking. Letters suggest older riders enjoy exercise and nature aided by adult tricycles and safe routes. Ralph Haneman advocates bicycle institutes and statewide routes including Wisconsin's bikeway. A Pendleton club shows seniors riding together.
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Dr. Thosteson
M.L
Florida
P.T
New York
Ralph Hanneman
The
Bicycle Institute of America
Wisconsin
Pendleton
Ore
Tere
Red Beret
Bicyclers
Hooters
Communist Judge Could Be a Tipott
Washington reports that Peru’s oil dispute with the United States may hinge on a Communist judge’s valuation of the Talara Refinery, as Judge Luis Beltran Pena Fiel aligned with Cuba’s Fidel Castro is set to rule on IPC assets expropriated by the new Peruvian junta. The move fuels suspicions of a rigged court process to understate IPC’s claim against Peru.
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Washington
Peru
U.S
Luis Beltran Pena Fiel
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Talara
International Petroleum Corp
IPA
Communist Party
Pena Fiel
Peking
Bolivia
IPC
Junta
Ruiz Eldredge
Lima Bar Assa
Watts Theater Marquee Dedication Aims to Rebuild Watts Culture
A Watts community ceremony on East 103rd Street marked the unveiling of a new $5,000 theater marquee for the Watts Movie House. Funded by film figures and corporations, the project preserves a haven for local talent and grants free first-run films with minimal admission for residents.
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Los Angeles
Watts
East 103Rd Street
David I. Zeitlin
Life Magazine
Zeitlin
Robert Wise
Sidney Poitier
Paul Newman
National General Corp
Columbia Pictures
Southern California Gas Co
Cam
Long Beach
Altadena
Pasadena
Seattle
San Francisco
Washington, D.C
Schulberg
Buck White
Lawrence High choral group praised for exemplary conduct
A Lawrence High School choral group touring Topeka drew praise from mothers Mrs. Merle Bloom Mrs. Marion Melarl and Mrs. Evelyn May. The writers commend the students for their deportment, behavior, and tasteful conduct, noting pride for parents, officials, chaperones, and the Lawrence community.
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Topeka
Lawrence High School
Merle Bloom
Marion Melarl
Evelyn May
Lawrence
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Young Republicans
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NAACP
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National Finance
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Walter Thayer
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