Lawrence Journal World Staff and Publication Details
Lawrence Daily Journal World dated publication information lists staff roles and historic editors. It notes established in 1854, offices at Sixth and New Hampshire, circulation rates by carrier and mail, and press affiliation with Audit Bureau of Circulation and Associated Press.
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Art in the Park Show Shines in Lawrence’s South Park
Residents praise Lawrence’s vibrant culture as the 10th annual Art in the Park at South Park drew a large crowd, many exhibits, and lively performances thanks to years of volunteer work and the organizing committee. A feature article also notes a study by Prof. Lyle Shannon of Iowa on juvenile delinquency, stressing police handling and parental support in shaping outcomes.
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South Park
Lyle W. Shannon
Iowa Urban Community Research Center
Iowa U. Department of Sociology
Shannon
Racine
Madison
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Independent Business Speaks Out May Rally in Washington
Anger grows among small and independent firms as NFIB voters tax reform inflation and heavy paperwork cite as top burdens. Conference in Washington May 17 will feature speaker President Nixon. Businesses say high taxes hurt small firms more than big ones and raise costs for training and compliance.
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New York
National Federation of Independent Business
Washington
Independent Business
Richard Nixon
America
NFIB
San Mateo
Calif
Federation
No Such Thing as Hopeless Situations
The passage reflects a grim view that difficulties arise from people rather than circumstances, asserting that there are no hopeless situations only hopeless people. It emphasizes personal agency over external obstacles.
City Commission Raids and Centennial Shaving Permits
Lawrence city officials mocked by vigilantes end in a traveling hoosegow until each pays 2 for Centennial shaving permits. Scholarship awarded to Patty Palmateer by the Lawrence Business and Professional Women's Club. KU biology waste treatment lectures draw strong turnout from sanitary engineers in Kansas City. Includes 1946 notes on West Point debate invite, a KU golf hole in one, theft at Bobin Nash Co., retirement age change for Haskell, robbery cases, Owl Society election, and a Psalm prayer snippet.
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Lawrence City
Patty Palmateer
Donald Palmateer
Rt. 4
Lawrence Business and Professional Women’s Club
Ross E. McKinney
N.H
Muskie Eyes Indiana Primary Challenge in 1972
Sen Edmund Muskie weighs a move to contest Indiana's May 2, 1972 primary against Sen Birch Bayh. While Indiana party leaders back Bayh, some Wisconsin Hoosier voters seek Bayh's ouster. Muskie gains despite doubts, aided by strong Catholic vote in Indiana and a recent Indianapolis fundraiser. A Hauan Agency survey shows Muskie leading among Democratic state leaders.
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Washington
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Bayh
Muskie
California
Indianapolis
Gary-Hammond
Chicago
South Bend
Martin Hauan
Oklahoma City
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
George McGovern
South Dakota
Humphrey
Students Speak Out About Birth Control
New York report shows college men broadly favor birth control in principle but reject vasectomy. The College Poll surveyed male students on over 100 campuses across the nation’s 4 million college men with 8 percent saying yes, 87 percent no, and 5 percent no opinion.
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New York
N.Y
India
Washington State
Greenwich Research Center
Masterpiece Found by Caravaggio Auction Planned
A long-lost Caravaggio masterpiece titled Martha Reproving Mary for Her Vanity will go to auction at Christie's in London on June 25, expected to fetch a six figure price. The 35 by 52 inch work, last publicly seen in Italy in 1897, was found by art consultant David Carritt during a foreign tour, who declined to identify the country of the owner. The piece shows Martha remonstrating with Mary before a mirror.
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London
Caravaggio
Martha
Mary
Christie’s
Italy
David Carritt
Fine ‘Arts
Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio
Nixon May Not Find Any Applause Today
SAN DIEGO The article critiques President Nixon and the U S stance on China and Vietnam, arguing the antiwar movement has fractured beyond student leadership and that China detente shifts undermine the domino theory. It warns Nixon may face dwindling support as spectators lose confidence in bold moves.
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Nixon
San Diego
Washington
San Francisco
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Malaysia
Thailand
China
Indonesia
Philippines
South Korea
Japan
United States
SEATO
Red China
Soviet Union
Tibet
God
India
Southeast Asia
Mr. Nixon and
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Lawrence schools introduce Title I learning disabilities program
Lawrence public schools in fall 1970 launched a Title I funded itinerant program for children with learning disabilities taught by Mrs. Deloris Williams. The program targets Title I schools and uses identification, diagnosis, and remediation to support individual students with deficits in reading, memory, and perception.
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Lawrence
Deloris Williams
Cordley
East Heights
New York
Pinckney
Woodman
Williams
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