Lawrence Journal-World Editorial and Publication Details
The Lawrence Journal-World lists staff roles including President Publisher Assistant Publisher Executive Editor News Editor and others. It notes the paper is published daily except Sunday by The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with subscription rates and circulation details.
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Dolph C. Simons JR
Dolph Simons
Steve Parsons
Bill Mayer
Daryl Hall
Ernest
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
United States
Dole Criticizes News Media Over Vietnam Veteran Coverage
U S Senator Robert Dole of Kansas, also Republican National Chair, blasts media for overplaying Vietnam War veteran protests in Washington. He argues attention should have gone to veterans who did not demonstrate and calls the demonstrators a definite minority. He likens critics to fixating on bad news rather than praise.
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U.S
Robert Dole
R-Kan
Washington
Dole
Republican National
Kansas
Tiger
Lawrence High
Futhermore
PVE
Justice Department
John Mitchell
Red China
Spiro Agnew
Nixon
Sensitivity Training Look Before You Leap
Seventeen Magazine advises cautious participation in sensitivity groups warning about untrained leaders and costly quick fixes. It urges personal self-assessment and scrutiny of sponsors and participants before joining, with emphasis on credible credentials and avoiding groups that foster rage or conflict.
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Seventeen Magazine
Menninger Foundation
Topeka
R. F. Bales
Harvard
Group Gathers to Discuss How to Please Nixon
Washington scene depicts a mock meeting where media figures propose steps to appease the Nixon administration including ending unemployment reports and reporting only favorable news. The satire ends as federal marshals arrest the group for conspiring to overthrow the U S government.
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Nixon
Washington
Supreme Court Suchwalb
Mitter
Judge Carswell
Supreme Court
United States
White House
Indochina
Pentagon
Mothers deserve gratitude for dedicated parenting, letters say
A Journal-World reader celebrates true mothers as essential to child development and community well being. The letter argues that 20th century society undervalues fullTime motherhood and warns of the negative impact on children when mothers abandon family duties for careers or social pursuits.
May 6 in History Highlights Across Eras
On May 6, 1942 Corregidor surrendered after 150 days of resistance in the Pacific war. Sigmund Freud was born in 1856, Rudolf Valentino in 1895, Stalin became Soviet premier in 1941, West Germany joined NATO in 1955, and Alan Shepard completed America’s first rocket flight ten years earlier.
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Corregidor
Sigmund Freud
Arkansas
New York
Grant and Ward
Ulyssess S. Grant
Rudolph Valentino
Italy
Joseph Stalin
Soviet Union
V.M. Molotov
West Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Grand Bahama Island
Supreme Court Bus Ruling Sparks Debate on Integration
A column discusses a Supreme Court ruling on busing for school integration, arguing the decision may require integration, not just authorize it. The piece cites Kennedy and Wilkins, critiques the Court, and echoes Hughes on judiciary accountability, warning of legal upheaval and racial tensions.
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Supreme Court
Sen. Kennedy
New York City
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
Charles Evans Hughes
Suprme
United States
New York
Lawrence center director writes weekly Journal-World column
Charles Scott Jr. a Kansas University graduate from Topeka now serves as acting director of Lawrence's Ballard Community Center and prepares a regular weekly Opinion Page column for the Journal-World.
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Charles Scott Jr
Kansas University
Topeka
Lawrence
Ballard
Scott
Journal-World Opinion
Democrats warned of leftward drift threatening 1972 bid
Washington analysts Scammon and Wattenberg warn the 1972 Democratic convention risks being captured by the party left. They say moderates like Muskie risk taint if leftist influence persists, potentially aiding Nixon’s reelection. They caution liberals against defusing social issues and misreading antiwar sentiment.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Iself
Scammon
Watternberg
Recession May Be Easing
New York AP reports evidence the middle management recession is easing as help wanted ads rise and executive appointments rebound. Studies from Wytmar & Co and Kiernan & Co show gains in manufacturing, financial and administrative categories and a shift toward realism and caution among executives about loyalty and mobility.
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New York
Wytmar & Co
Kiernan & Co
Old Home Town items from decade snapshots
A collage of brief notes recalls 10 25 and 40 years ago events. Honored retiring EU faculty members Elizabeth Prentice Walter Schoene Charles Bayles and Allen Crafton were feted. Douglas County unemployment fell to 5.2 percent by April. A regional survey for mentally retarded residents was planned. Earlier 1946 Morris Manufacturing planned to move to Lawrence with 60 jobs. Coffeyville housing units were debated by city council and KU student farm work programs offered. 1931 Dr Sigmund Spaeth visited Lawrence Kiwanis. Dickinson Theaters offered free Mother’s Day shows for mothers over 50.
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Elizabeth Prentice
Walter H. Schoene
Charles G. Bayles
Allen Crafton
Douglas County
Douglas County Association For Retarded Children
Morris Manufacturing Co
Coffeyville
Lawrence
Henry Werner
Sigmund Spaeth
D. M. Swarthout
Lawrence Group
Dickinson Theaters
Jesus Walks on Water Faces Disciples’ Fear
A Bible message recalls the incident of Jesus walking toward the disciples on the sea and their terror. A prayer asks divine guidance to deepen family life and transform existence into meaningful living.
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Jesus
Pan
John
Devine
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Tiger) Dowdell
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Brown Vs. Board of Education
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Ben J. Wattenberg
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Edmund S. Muskie
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Wattenberg
America
John Cunniff
Kiernan
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