Lawrence Journal World Masthead and 1971 Publish Details
The notice lists the Lawrence Daily Journal-World staff including editor and publisher Renita, executives Dolph Simons Jr and Doph Simons, and other editors. It states publication location at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas, and describes subscription rates by carrier and mail for Douglas, adjacent counties, other Kansas counties and the United States. It notes memberships in Audit Bureau of Circulation and The Associated Press and marks Wednesday Evening March 14 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Douglas
Kansas
United States
Kan
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Gus diZerega
Kansas University
Journal-World Opinion
Brian Bauerle
Bauerle
KU School of Social Welfare
Headquarters
Yamashita principle in war crimes doctrine reviewed
A long recounting of the Yamashita command responsibility doctrine, its postwar legal uses, and debates over applying 1940s precedents to the Vietnam era My Lai case. It notes Yamashita’s 1945–46 trial, Nuremberg, and Kesselring’s Rome verdict, with cautions on scope and responsibility.
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My Lai
Los Angeles Times
Tomoyuki Yamashita
Manila
Yamashita
Batangas
Telford Taylor
U.S
Nuremburg
William Calley Jr
Isrnest Medina
Calley
Vietnam
Calley-Medina
Anation
Don Irwin
The
Nuremberg
Medina
Rome
Albert Kesselring
Real estate investment trusts draw interest from insurers
Real estate may offer inflation hedges and growth potential through REITs investors. Insurance companies like Massachusetts Mutual Northwestern Mutual and Equitable invest heavy in real estate funds while the Equitable Life Mortgage and Realty Investors aims to open access for ordinary investors seeking real estate exposure amid inflation concerns.
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New York
Massachusetts Mutual
Northwestern
Mutual of New York
Connecticut General
Equitable
Thomas Murray
Equitable Life Mortgage and Realty Investors
Murray
My Lai Inquiry Focuses On Higher Responsibility
The piece notes Lt. Col. Frank Barker’s death after the 1968 My Lai incident and recalls charges against Maj. Gen. Samuel W. Kos, later dropped, for cover-up. Col. Oran Henderson faces trial for similar allegations as the Army debates accountability. Telford Taylor urges full inquiry into higher command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
My Lai
Frank Barker
Army
Samuel W. Koster
Americal
Barker
Oran K. Henderson
Old Home Town Highlights From 1961 1946 1931
A historical roundup notes events across Lawrence including the American Lutheran Church purchasing a 2.3 acre site for a new church in Minneapolis and a 1961 Guatemala law student visit to KU. It recalls the Clyde Bros. Circus showing in 1946 and bootleg liquor seizures, plus a 1931 sorority house theft alert and a gesture prayer.
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American Lutheran Church
Minneapolis
Minn
Centennial Drive
Harvard Road
Guatemala
Lawrence
Clyde Bros. Circus
C. A. Bliesner
Elmer Schiller
Harry Frazee
Frazee
Alpha Chi Omega
Baker University
Burns Nixon schism widens in White House battle over economy
Washington reports a widening rift between President Nixon and Federal Reserve Chairman Burns as Indiana Senator Hartke allies with Burns to back a tax credit plan. The dispute pits Burns and OMB chief Shultz on recovery strategy and tax stimulation versus monetary expansion.
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Washington
White House
R. Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Vance Hartke
Indiana
Burns
Nixon
Hartke
America
George Shultz
Office of Management and Budget
OMB
Federal Reserve
Shultz
Fed
Shulty
Columbia
Chicago
Federal Reserve System
William McChesney Martin
Capitol Hill
Wilbur D. Mills
Arkansas
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mills
Chileans Wake in Russia as Allende Promotes Militant Tactics
The Sunday Times interview with Salvador Allende, conducted by Regis Debray, portrays Allende signaling willingness to use legal and revolutionary violence to gain power in Chile. He compares opponents’ tactics to Reichstag Fire rhetoric and hints at plebiscites to override Congress. The piece draws parallels to Stalinist tactics and warns Chileans may awaken under Soviet-like control.
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The
London
Sunday Times
Salvador Allende
Regis Debray
Krushchev
Adzhubei
Che Guevara
Guevara
Debray
Chile
Allende
Stalin
Mao Tse-tung
Cautin
Miristas
Congress
Vishinsky
Soviet Union
Lithuania
Russia
Baltic States
University Sells Most GM Stock Fearing Losses
University of Pennsylvania trustees disclose they sold most of the school's 33 363 General Motors shares due to federal emissions and fuel standards pressure. The sale began 11 months ago and yielded a profit of 1 597 270 70, amid prior campus debate over GM board representation and corporate oversight.
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University
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
General Motors Corp
James M. Skinner
Kansas Legislature Highlights Tuesday Action
The Senate Judiciary Committee recommended Fred H. Howard for FBI director. A House Judiciary hearing on raising the male juvenile age to 16 drew about 150 attendees. Two anti-pollution bills were killed as the Senate rejected reconsideration. The Senate funded indigent defense by an added criminal fine. House tentative approval boosted 1973 junior college aid by 4.6 million. A bill to raise county official pay by 300 annually in 101 counties gained Senate committee approval. The House passed a plan to reorganize disorganized school districts. A statewide voter registration and a congressional apportionment bill, already passed by the House, received Senate preliminary approval.
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House Judiciary Committee
House
Senate State and Local Affairs Committee
Senate
Marijuana in America A Look at History and Facts
The article traces marijuana use from its early era as hay or tea through the 1937 Marijuana Tax Act and the Counter Culture of the 1960s. It critiques sensational scare tactics by groups like NCPDA and cites NIMH reporting no proven long term harms or links to birth defects or addiction, urging accurate education.
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New York
NCPDA
National Council For the Prevention of Drug Abuse
Robert Petersen
Center For Studies of Narcotics and Drug Abuse
National Institute of Mental Health
Petersen
NIMH
Helium Contracts Ended For U S Space Program
Washington AP A drop in helium demand in the 1960s led the government to cancel four helium production contracts effective Sunday A spokesman for the Interior Department told a Senate subcommittee NASA’s use accounted for 51 percent of demand in 1969 Private plans produced helium at 400 million cubic feet annually while government price was 25 per thousand cubic feet Storage and two government plants at Keyes Oklahoma and Exell Texas were expected to meet future needs through 1955
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Washington
Interior Department
Senate
Hugoton - Panhandle
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Interior
Hollis M. Dole
Interior Subcommittee
Space Agency
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Congress
Interior Secretary
National Helium Corp
Northern Helex Co
Cities Service Helex Inc
Phillips Petroleum Co
Dole
Keyes
Okla
Exell
Tex
Post nasal drip and aspirin use inquiry
A reader asks if taking two aspirin daily harms health or aids nasal drip. The response notes aspirin unharmful if not allergic but does not fix drip. advises addressing drip through proper treatment approaches. A separate letter links coin handling to skin eruptions. a contact dermatitis from metals is possible, or cleaners used on coins may have caused the reaction.
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Thosteson
S.J.B
Best Sellers in Western Bookstores Include Classics and New Hits
In a survey of over 500 Western U S bookstores FICTION features Love Story by Erich Segal QB VII by Uris Islands in the Sun by Hemingway Rich Man Poor Man by Shaw Passenger to Frankfurt by Christie The Underground Man by McDonald Non Fiction highlights The Greening of America by Reich Civilization by Clark Future Shock by Toffler Stillwell and the American Experience in China by Tuchman
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Erich Segal
Uris
Hemingway
Shaw
Frankfurt
Christie
McDonald
America
Reich
Clark
Toffer
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Renita
Epee
Dolph C. Simons JR
Dolph Simons
Stieve Parsons
Bill Mayer
Daryl Hala
Ernest Ponti
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
Douglas MacArthur
Kesselring
John Cunniff
Tamoyuki Yamashita
Capt
Old Home Town
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Wage and Price Review Board
Arthur Burns
Richard Nixon
William Buckley JR
Flance
Judiciary Committee
Fred H. Howard
FBI
By Brian Bauerle
Treasury
G. C. Thosteson
Khrushchev
Stillwell
China
Tuchman
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