Lawrence Journal World History and Publication Details 1971
The notice lists Lawrence Journal World staff positions and publishing details for March 25, 1971. It includes president publisher Douphl Simons Jr and editor Stevie Parsons with other staff roles. It notes publication daily except Sunday and price terms for subscriptions and mail delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph CG. Simons JR
Douplh Suimons
Pone A Dace
Stevie Parsons
Bil Mayuir
Pheecntive Miter Tyrryl Wala
Ernest Ponteis
Leo HL Ee Nows
Advertiz Laps Vireetor
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Sales Tax Vote Aimed at Police Fire Services Upgrade
A proposed half cent sales tax to fund 26 new police officers 15 new firemen four dispatchers a police community relations officer and a clerk typist is set for the April 6 election in Lawrences. Voters face higher costs but would gain expanded public safety services and shorter work weeks for police and fire crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre
Lawrences
Self Service Gas Stations Boom Gains Ground Across Nation
New York AP reports self-service gasoline stations expand rapidly with an estimated 7500 sites nationwide in 1969 to 220000 total stations. West and South lead growth due to labor costs and remote locations as big firms back the trend. Two models exist: in store payment and pump payment, with customers handling some tasks.
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New York
Todustry
Lawrence reminiscences and long‑ago civic notes
Readable fragments recall 1961 science fair winners John Fitch Raheth Paden and Stanley Husted at Lawrence Community Building and KU ties as Allen Crafton plans a named scholarship. Other items note a 946 A T84h Chevrolet seizure, old city hall tours, and a 1931 bank retirement.
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John Fitch
Raheth Paden
Stanley Husted
Douglars
Lawrence
Rolfe Rankin
Phil Paden
Kansas University
Friends of
KU Speech and Drama Department
Allen Crafton
Aseholarship Fund
Douglas County District Court
Eighth
Vermont
Soviet Plot Tangles Latin America With Mexican Students
Revealed in a long exposure, the plan shows Mexican students recruited in Mexico City for four year studies in Moscow then trained in guerrilla tactics in North Korea before returning to Mexico. Mexican counterintelligence exposed about a third of the recruits. five Soviet diplomats were expelled. The affair strains Moscow’s ties with Latin American governments, including Venezuela after decades of tentative diplomacy.
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Wallington
Soviet Union
Mexico
Latin America
Mexico City
Moscow
Patrice Lumttnba
Germany
Aeroflot
Pyongyang
North Korea
Korea
Venezuela
Cuba
Caracas
Dole Says Nixon Ads Backfired on TV
Senator Robert Dole argued the administration struggles to communicate on television after CBS reports on Laos drew mostly critical comments. He criticized not letting Nixon be praised on air and spoke in Columbus to the Ohio Petroleum Marketers Association.
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Columbus, Ohio
Robert Dole
R-Nan
CBS
U.S
Laos
Richard Nixon
Dole
Washington
Ohio
Legislature At Glance Highlights From Kansas Assembly
The Senate approved reapportionment of Kansas five congressional districts and statewide voter registration, sending bills to Gov. Docking. It rejected a bill to allow highway patrol closure of the Kansas Turnpike for safety. The House tentatively approved tax assessment changes on merchants inventories amid concerns of constitutionality. Resolutions favored study of reducing state representatives and nominating candidates at party conventions. Leaders called premature any move on 18 year old voting before likely state vote on a similar measure.
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Senate
Robert Docking
House
Marchant
Vern Miller
Award Winning Books Displayed at Kansas University Library
A traveling exhibit of 22 winners from the 1970 Association of American University Presses book show will run in Watson Library Kansas University from Monday to April 9. The display highlights graphic design and production with entries from 50 presses, including The Economic Atlas of Ontario named the world's most beautiful book at a 1970 Leipzig fair. The exhibit moves to the University Press of Kansas Office in 369 Watson the following week.
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Watson Library
Kansas University
Association of American University Presses
Economic Atlas of Ontario
University of Ontario Press
Leipsig
Germany
University Press of Kansas
Watson
We Are An African People We Are An African People
Community concerns about police and protest relations in Lawrence escalate as authorities fund discussion groups and arbitration. The piece argues that policing defers to political and economic powers maintaining oppression, urging focus on job training and minority enterprise rather than endless talks.
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Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Human Resources Commission
City Commission
Menninger
Statesmen Lack Rhetoric say Cambridge Historian
British historian Dr. J. H. Plumb told UMKC audience that modern statesmen lack stirring rhetorical skill. He cited Churchill as an inspiring exception and credited Kennedy with usable style, noting British and American views diverge on Churchill’s actions and policies.
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Kansas City
J. H. Plumb
Cambridge
Harold Wilson
Edward Heath
Plumb
Churchill
Kennedy
Remarks on deficits and Keynesian critique in New York speech
The text discusses Herbert Stein's remarks before the Annual Financial Outlook Conference in New York. It critiques deficits under Nixon and other administrations, contrasts Keynesian and classical views, and questions epistemology and political rhetoric about budget deficits and economic policy.
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John Kenneth Galbriath
Herbert Stein
President
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