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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1971

Page

2

Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and publication details

The record lists the Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publication details from 1891 to 1982. It shows Dolph Simons as President Publisher Steve Parsons Assistant Editor Bill Mayer Executive Editor Dary Hall News Editor Tornest Pontius Advertising Director Leo Elldpr Controller W C Simons and the newspaper's address at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with telephone and subscription rates for various regions.

Dolph C. Oe Dolph Simons the World Company Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kan

Washington Mayday Protests Draw Mennonite Aid Crew

More than 100 Mennonite Disaster Service volunteers from Virginia, Pennsylvania and Delaware went to Washington to clean parks and monuments after Mayday demonstrations. They repaired benches and cleared glass and lumber left by others, stressing the work was not a political statement but relief.

Washington Mennonite Disaster Service Jonas Kanagy Virginia Pennsylvania Delaware West Potomac Park Washington Monument Kanagy Waynesboro

Pet Theories To Surface In Mixed Economic View

In New York AP reports a blend of booming GNP and high unemployment prompts old theories to resurface. Professor George Katona argues consumer wants rise faster than needs, driving postponement of purchases but long term adaptation remains strong.

New York George Katona Survey Research Center University of Michigan Katona

Maryland considers three year marriage contract with option to renew

Hildegarden Boswell supports optional term marriage as lawmakers debate a three year contract with renewal. Observers say the plan could gain broader backing despite skepticism about ending marriages. Proponents argue it might ease divorce pressure under existing laws.

Hildegarden Boswell

Lawrence High names head twirler and scholars

Nancy Edwards chosen as head twirler for Lawrence High School. Jan Loofbourrow earns Emily Dickinson Scholar at Mount Holyoke College and Joan Baur awarded a Smith College scholarship. Merchants set store hours, Memorial Day flower daisies, and local athletics set new KU Women’s Athletic Assn records.

Nancy Edwards Earl D. Edwards Lawrence High School Baldwin Jan Loofbourrow LHS Emily Dickinson Mount Holyoke College South Hadley Mass Joan Baur Smith College Northampton

Ichord Leads House Internal Security Panel Since 1969

Richard Howard Ichord of Licking Missouri chairs the House Internal Security Committee. He seeks courtroom fairness as the panel investigates antiwar groups and subversive influence, criticizes press coverage gaps, and faces calls to abolish or reform the panel amid controversy.

Richard Howard Ichord House Internal Security Committee UN- American Activities Committee Missouri Washington Ichord Washington, D.C National Peace Action Coalition National Coalition People’s Coalition For Peace and Justice Mayday HUAC Alger Hiss Whittaker Chambers Richard M. Nixon California Missouri House of Representatives Robert F. Drinan Dmass Congress Drinan

Unusual Twist in Seale Huggins Dismissal

In New Haven judge Harold Mulvey dismisses murder and kidnapping charges against Black Panthers Bobby Seale and Ericka Huggins, citing prejudicial publicity. The action echoes a prior Milwaukee 14 case and parallels rulings on landmark trials amid intense media coverage.

Washington Bobby G. Seale Ericka Huggins Harold V. Mulvey New Haven Seale Alice Crimmins New York City Milwaukee Seale-Huggins Franklyn M. Gimbel Myron Gordon Justice Department Gordon Supreme Court Gimbel Seale- Huggins Warren E. Burger Potter Stewart Richard Uviller New York Colum Uviller Jack Ruby Charles Manson Bobby Seale James E. Groppi Samuel H. Sheppard Clevene

Zenders Say Farewell After 50 Years in Lawrence

Paul and Sandra Zender reflect on 50 years in Lawrence from their home at 2508 Ark as they announce their June 3 departure. They recall arriving in September 1965, the Midwest welcome, and the strong ties built with friends, despite recent publicity.

Lawrence Midwest Virginia West Massachusetts Paul and Sandra Zender Ark

Education facilities and the need for varied abilities in Kansas

In a May column on consolidation of education facilities, Robert H. Kiskha argues for options that accommodate a full spectrum of abilities. He urges creating centers that help both bright and less-accomplished students without neglecting either group.

Kansas

History Society Elects Residents

Six Lawrence residents are among 41 Kansas University students initiated into Phi Alpha Theta, an international history society. Local initiates include Walter Braun Eli zabeth Ann Lindquist Danna Lou Santee Kaethe Schick Paul D. Steves and David Albert Yos. Miryan Kay KU history faculty sponsor said members are selected for achievements in history study at KU.

Lawrence Kansas University Phi Alpha Theta International History Society Walter Braun Stratford Rd Elizabeth Ann Lindquist Miss Danna Lou Santee Ind Kaethe Schick Paul D. Steves N.Y David Albert Yos Jana Miryan Kay

Kansas recreation council approves park expansion funds

The Kansas Joint Council on Recreation allocates $4,707 in federal funds to buy two residential lots for a city park expansion. The distribution totals $2.4 million across 24 cities, two counties and nine state parks.

Tonganoxie Kansas Joint Council On Recreation

On the Other Hand by Gus diZerega

Gus diZerega argues that poverty stems from government policy and systemic barriers. He laments minimum wage laws and union racism, critiques farm subsidies and tax structures, and calls to repeal laws that create poverty while stressing reform to expand true opportunity.

Gus Dizerega Wichita

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