Lawrence Journal-World Staff and Publication Details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World prints at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with staff including President Publisher Bil Mayer Executive editor Daryl Hain News Editor Doug Simons and opposing department heads. The 1971 masthead lists staff roles and publication details for Saturday May 8.
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Dolph C. Simons
BIL. Mayer
Daryl Hai
News
Wditor
Douph Simons
Steve Parsons
Ernest Pont
Leo Elger Wan
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
United States
Upgrading at KU and Dole’s time in Washington
The piece urges KU to replace two senior figures, the law school dean and the art museum director, with top talent and better facilities. It defends Senator Bob Dole’s dual roles, arguing his national chair duties benefit Kansas. It also notes California Governor Reagan accusing leakers amid tax questions.
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Law School
Museum of Art
University Law School
Kansas
Board of Regents
Bob Dole
Washington, D.C
Dole
Washington
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Legal Services And Poverty Showdown In Congress
Washington clash over anti poverty legal services pits liberal lawmakers against the Nixon administration. Thousands arrested in May Day protests as Neighborhood Legal Services offers free counsel to demonstrators. Debates center on eligibility and whether funds may aid defendants in criminal cases and post indictment stages.
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Washington
Washington, D.C
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Congress
Nixon
Legal Services
Walter Mondale
Minnesota
William Steiger
Wisconsin
Truman Medal of Honor stand declines honor on birthday
A columnist reflects on Truman’s refusal of the Congressional Medal of Honor, arguing he earned merit through service and that accepting in current circumstances would detract from true heroes. The piece contrasts public honor with personal restraint and critiques wartime protests and media drama surrounding the era.
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United States
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Wounded pelican found in Lawrence. KU treats its wingless bird
A pelican with a gun injury was found on the north side of the Kaw River in Lawrence and received medical care at KU. Wes Santee. Allen Crafton, retiring KU professor of speech with 38 years at the university, received the HOPE award for outstanding progressive educator. 25 years ago in 1946, Russell Mosser was named assistant secretary in KU’s Bureau of Visual Instruction. Thirty men joined the Lawrence Junior Chamber of Commerce with plans for a Good Will drive. Forty years ago in 1931 the 101 Ranch Wild West Show performed despite bad weather, and the Melvin Howe trust fund closed with 1978.82.
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Kaw
Lawrence
Wes Santee
Allen Crafton
Russell Mosser
Kansas University
KU Bureau of Visual Instruction
New
Lawrence Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Melvin Howe
AGs Office Intervenes in Russell County Patrol Feud
Kansas attorney general staff met with Russell County officials and highway patrol representatives over the dispute. County Attorney Michael S. Holland has dismissed several tickets issued by three patrolmen and seeks control over Russell County policing. Patrol Supt. William Albott defends the troopers and opposes removal of Patrolman Donald Rueschhoff.
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Topeka
Russell County
Kansas Highway Patrol
Russell
Michael S. Holland
Donald Rueschhoff
William G. Honeyman
Holland
Highway Patrol
Mothers and War Hope Across the Nation
A poem expresses gratitude to mothers and a wish for peace as families pray for an end to war. Isabel Bennett notes the sentiment from Manchester Road and urges resilience and solidarity for those with loved ones at risk. Gamma Phi Beta sorority at West Campus Rd laments vandals who removed a hand painted sign, urging return. A New York AP summary reports Hoover seen positively but urged to retire by a large share in Harris and Gallup polls.
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Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Gamma Phi Betas
West Campus Rd
Nixon backs a nationwide Mother’s Day plan in press conference
President Nixon declares support for Mother’s Day if it is just and honorable and allows each mother to choose her own destiny. He cites a rise in U S mothers since his administration and defends motherhood against critics while sidestepping pie policy and a broader political debate.
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Washington
Nixon
United States
MR. Lisagor
Sara Lee Commission
Rather
Armstrong, Jazz Legend Louis Armstrong Released From Hospital
Louis Armstrong, 70, was discharged from Beth Israel Medical Center after a seven week stay for a heart condition. The famed trumpeter left hospital on Thursday and returned to his home in Queens New York.
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New York
Louis Armstrong
Beth Israel Medical Center
Queens
Armstrong
Youths Back Bamboo Curtain Effort on U N Colleges
New York college campuses show broad approval for Nixon’s move toward China. College Poll findings from 100 campuses across seven million full time students reveal support for Red China’s admission to the United Nations. Students urge dialogue and note war risk with Red China remains real. Some warn Maoist demonstrations color China’s image.
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New York
N.Y
Nixon
America
U.N
China
Vietnam
Red China
Orient
Chiang-Kai-shek
Taiwan
Formosan
Russia
Mao
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W. C. Simons
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Gov. Reagan
By Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Castro
Che Guevara
U.S. Supreme Court
George McGovern
Sen. Fulbright
Ramsey Clark
Washington Police
Pentagon
Melvin Laird
Laird
Sen
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Jackson
Sen. Jackson
Jane Fonda
Life
Jane
U.S
Hamilton Howze
Army
Napoleon
Jane Fondavides
Jane Fondagos
Hanoi
U.S.A
Zeus
Old Home Town
Heavenly Father
Patrol
William Albott
Rueschhoff
Isabel Bennett
Manchester Rd
Gamma Phi
Hoover
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Louis Harris
Gallup
Art Buchwald
Robert K. Foley
James A. Foley
The
Red Chinese
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