Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and details 1971
Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and masthead listing key editors publishers and staff names for the 1971 edition. The article notes the paper is published daily except Sundays by The World Company in Lawrence Kansas with subscription rates for local and national deliveries and mentions the March 26 1971 Friday edition.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
United States
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Arbor Day and outside agitators mix in campus unrest
Arbor Day proclamation urges tree planting despite snowstorm. Citizens urged to replace Dutch elm disease–stricken elms with hardy varieties. Separately, Senate committee report notes outsiders fueled campus unrest, using non students and traveling organizers to provoke disruption and violence.
SST Vote Not That Simple
New York AP reports that opposition to funding for the supersonic transport reflects a spectrum of views rather than a single antitechnology bloc. The piece traces ecologist, urbanist, commuter, economist, and official perspectives, noting deep divides and broader concerns about technology’s role and costs in American life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
Orient
Congress
Pattern of campus unrest echoed in earlier years with KU noted
The passage compares trouble in 1970 71 to 1967 69 and other reports, suggesting a consistent pattern. It argues that non-student agitation and interference seen last spring align with the Senate report, helping administrators officials citizens and students better evaluate and respond to future difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
California
Berkeley
Senate
Rain floods Douglas County in 1941 history
Old Home Town recalls March 1941 when nearly two inches of rain fell on a soggy Douglas County marking the wettest period in local weather history with almost seven inches of new moisture. J Houston Turner of Baldwin was severely burned when struck by lightning while working on a converted barn at the Baldwin golf course.
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Douglas County
J. Houston Turner
Baldwin
Baldwin Golf Course
Lawrence
Gerald Hesse
Douglas County Engineering Office
Kaw
Eudora
Ed Riling
Karlton
Pug) Marquardt
Baldwin High School
Kansas
Prayer for faith and trust in times of doubt
A devotional prayer asks guidance from God to place lives in His hands amid unanswered questions. It seeks strength to maintain faith and trust in the divine plan.
Agnew Breaks With Nixon on Boston CBS Attack
Vice President Spiro Agnew issued a Boston speech attacking CBS without White House signoff. The move angered Nixon aides, risked alienating conservatives, and highlighted Agnew independence while pressuring him to stay aligned with the administration.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Boston
White House
CBS
Vic Gold
Herb Thompson
Agnew
Nixon
Oliver Quayle
Richard Nixon
Mr. Nixon
Nixon White House
Majority of Students Favor Date to End Vietnam War
The College Poll shows 63 percent of students on over 100 campuses say the United States should set a definite date to withdraw troops from Southeast Asia. The poll, taken last month, ties student views to the 1972 presidential race and to President Nixon’s Vietnam policy.
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New York
N.Y
Vietnam
Edmund Muskie
South East Asia
College
Laos
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Gen. Sherman
Indochina
Thailand
Legislature At Glance
Kansas lawmakers act with House passage of a tax reassessment bill for merchants inventories and preliminary approval of a cigarette stamp allowance reduction. A study resolution on smaller House size fails 37 to 69 while a party convention nominating method passes 66 to 38. Senate backs limits on welfare aid to 90 days. Sen Wesley Sowers introduces two executive reorganization amendment resolutions.
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Kansas
House
Senate
Wesley Sowers
Wichita
Kansas Supreme Court
Two Centuries Later War Opinion Acknowledges Laos Invasion Flaws
A Lawrence High School students column argues the Laos invasion failed to halt the Ho Chi Minh Trail and widened the Indochina conflict. It calls for immediate American troop withdrawal and condemns the war's human cost.
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Laos
Ho Chi Minh Trail
South Vietnam
Indochina
Cambodia
Public letter questions study on marijuana risks uncertainties
A reader letter from Roger Burkhart questions a Journal-World column by Brian Bauerle citing a National Institute of Mental Health study on marijuana. The letter asks for documented scientific evidence on long term effects and urges caution before widespread use. It notes past delays in recognizing harms from chemicals and drugs. A second note reports the Federal Bureau of Prisons announcing retirements at Leavenworth with Charles E. Harris succeeding Robert T. Moseley.
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Brian Bauerle
National Institute of Mental Health
Bauerle
Dr. Peterson
Roger Burkhart
Learnard
Washington
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Robert TI. Moseley
U.S. Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Kan
Charles E. Harris
Marion, Ill
Moseley
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America
Old Home Town
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Ted Agnew
Massachusetts
Republican Party
Francis Sargent
Edward Brooke
Sargent
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Newhouse
Robert K. Foley
THE
Journal-World
Rob Seaver
Paul Carttar
Seaver
Carttar
Lawrence High School
Journal-World Opinion
China
Benjamin Franklin
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