Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and rates list
The Lawrence Daily Journal World publisher details list DOLIPH SIMONS as president and publisher and STAFF positions including STEVE PARSONS as editor and ARYL HALT as executive editor. It notes the paper established in 1854 and provides contact and subscription rates by carrier and mail for Douglas and adjoining counties, Kansas and nationwide.
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Dolph
Eane
Doliph Simons
Steve Parsons
Mayer
Aryl Halt
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Delighted Change at KU Highlighted in 1971 Commencement Notes
Kansas University alumni and faculty reflect on a calmer campus year after 1969–70 turmoil. Chancellor Chalmers praises caring staff, student leadership, and private support that helped redefine KU as a mature, tranquil campus amid past upheavals.
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Kansas University
Laurence Chalmers
Eleanor Malott
Mt. Dread
Chalmers
University of Kansas
David Miller
Eudora
Miller
Vern Miller
Mutual Funds Roil Markets With Advertising And Liquidity Debate
New York AP report outlines industry concerns over SEC ad rules and liquidity. It notes a push by the Investment Company Institute to ease restrictions, cites Sen. Harrison Williams support, and tracks liquidity drops from 12 percent to 6.2 percent as market conditions shift.
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Investment Company Institute
Harrison A. Williams Jr
D-N.j
Delighted Change At KU Campus Boosts Alumni View
The KU campus shows increased maturity and beneficial outside influences shaping growth, replacing last year's detriments. Alumni attending Commencement discover brighter prospects and clearer progress, prompting a more positive perspective on the institution's current standing.
Submarine captain speaks to KU students on world trip
Captain Edward L. Beach told KU students about the submerged round the world voyage. About 70 local businessmen attended the first Eggs and Ideas breakfast of the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce called by President Warren Rhodes to discuss activities goals and projects.
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Edward L. Beach
United States
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Warren Rhodes
Declaration of War Needs Interpretation
Sen. Stennis and Sen. Javits propose curbing presidential troop commitments without congressional consent. The piece weighs constitutional questions of who declares war, executive prerogative, and political motives across liberals and conservatives amid Vietnam era debates.
Plantar wart on the foot may ease with pressure relief
Dear Dr Thosteson explains plantar warts grow on the sole and may feel bone like yet rarely reach bone. Protection from pressure can help but success varies. Seek medical or podiatric care as some warts require specialist treatment. Do not ignore chronic symptoms after eight years.
Reporters Injecting Views Said Threat to Profession
Wes Gallagher of The Associated Press warned at Indiana University Library that ego driven bylines and personal opinion threaten journalism. He noted objective reporting should prevail while opinion has its place in columns. The Kent Cooper Room dedication honored Cooper, AP manager 1925 to 1951.
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Bloomington
Ind
Wes Gallagher
Associated Press
Kent Cooper
Indiana University Library
Cooper
Columbus
The
Gallagher
Letters to the Editor raise animal welfare and racial atrocities concerns
A reader argues against killing wild horses for dog meat and proposes a protected 100 acre reserve. Another letter questions comparing South Africa’s apartheid to Nazi atrocities, citing concentration camps and ten million murdered, asking what the South Africans have done to equal such crimes.
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Emily Kites
Terrace
Vicky Millar
Terrace Rd
Charles Scott
South Africa
Nazi Germany
Jonathan Jordan
Journal-World Opinion Page Editorials and Letters
The Journal-World Opinion Page presents editorials letters and columnists sharing personal views on public affairs. It advocates citizen evaluation of criticism and commendation for a healthy democratic government.
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the Journal-World Opinion Page
Secret SST revival tactics shift House vote in May
The House reversed a March 18 SST defeat 201 to 197 on May 12 after a hush campaign led by Ford and White House lobbyists. President Nixon and AFL CIO chief Meany backed the revival, with Speaker Albert approving May 6 and a May 7 go ahead. Connally praised Nixon, fueling talk of a 1972 running mate.
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Sen
Mansfield
Sen. Mansfield
Europe
Congress
Sen. Stennis
Americans For Democratic Action
Nixon
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Globe
Pearl Harbor
Washington
House
Ecology
Gerald Ford
White House
LST
George Mahon
Texas
Appropriations Committee
Frank Bow
Ohio
Senate
Ford
Carl Albert
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Organized Labor
William Timmons
Richard Cook
Cook
Timmons
Ecology Lobby
Sidney Yates
Illinois
John B. Connally
May 17 in History Highlights From 1954 to Recent Events
On this date in 1954 the U S Supreme Court ruled racial segregation in public schools unconstitutional. Other marks include 1666 Connecticut Congregationalists founding New ark New Jersey and 1792 the NYSE founding.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Connecticut
Newark
N.J
New York Stock Exchange
Richard French
John Hawkins
New Jersey
Louisville
Brussels
Belgium
Egypt
Suez Canal
South Korea
John M. Chang
Rumania
U.S
Cambodia
Missiles Poseidon fitted to subs at Holy Loch base
The U S Navy confirms nuclear submarines at Holy Loch Scotland are equipped with Poseidon missiles and Britain allows extended use of the base for submarines carrying the weapons. Cmdr Mark W Byrd of the 14th Submarine Squadron states the base is now used for this purpose. Beau mont customs inspector Lawson Turner reports a man at a border entry donated 93 pounds of marijuana to the U S government claiming he bought it in Mexico to prevent youth access. he has 14 children.
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Glasgow
Scotland
U.S. Navy
Holy Loch
Cmdr
Mark W. Byrd
14Th Submarine Squadron
Beaumont
Tex
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