Lawrence Journal World Publication Details 1971
Lawrence Journal World presents its Thursday evening issue dated November 11 1971. Includes publication and pricing details for various delivery options and mail regions as carried by The World Company in Lawrence Kansas.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Kat
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Good Teachers Through the Years at Kansas University
The piece extols loyal KU staff and alumni shaping the university, urges longer roots over frequent moves, and notes HOPE award honorees Arno Knapper Elizabeth Shultz and John Bremner chosen by students for exceptional teaching. It highlights student appreciation and the value of strong educators to elevate the university.
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Kansas University
Kansas
HOPE
Arno Knapper
Elizabeth Shultz
John Bremner
The Phony Guarantee and Consumer Confusion
A New York AP report critiques misleading product guarantees that charge customers for returns and postage. It contrasts simple refunds with complex contracts, noting Senate action to require clear plain language standards before FTC enforcement.
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New York
Senate
Competing Elites Inside a Party A Study of Republican Leadership
A 1969 Western Political Quarterly article by Constantini and Craik analyzes delegates pledged to Rockefeller Goldwater and Lyndon Johnson. It finds Goldwaterites dominated local party activity and fundraising, with Nixon positioned between Rockefeller and Goldwater, suggesting the party’s rightward backbone and limited defection risk.
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Western Political Quarterly
Edmond Constantini
University of California At Davis
Kenneth H. Craik
Department of
Psychology
Berkeley
Richard Nixon
San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
F. Clifton White
Stephen Shaddegg
Republican Party
Richard Revere
Encounter Magazine
Richard Hofstadter
Goldwater
Hofstadter
Columbia
Rockefeller
Lyndon Johnson
Therre
Baloney
Nixon
Alaska
Canada
Supreme Court
Local Schools Earn Credit for Courtesy Toward Students
The passage praises teachers and students for courtesy and thoughtful notes, noting it reflects well on schools and public relations. It emphasizes gratitude for attention shown to the class and the positive impact on education.
Dealing with Violators and Homecoming Changes at KU
The Douglas County Welfare Department reports improved enforcement and lower costs. KU athletic director E C Quigley says Hoch Auditorium basketball tickets will be rationed to halves of students for eight games. Fraternities vote to skip Homecoming decorations and contribute $10 each to a student loan fund. The first hard frost arrives as Washington hosts 1894 Stanford football alumni.
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Douglas County Welfare Department
Francis Leckton
Bud Snavely
Lawrence Country Club
E. C. Quigley
Hoch Auditorium
Washington
Hoover
Stanford
Prophetic quip on atom tests spurs world view debate
A Washington quip links Amchitka H-bomb talk to Cold War fear. Maj. Gen. Edward B. Giller cautions no definite future tests, while Soviet leaders plot a six megaton blast to stay ahead. A White House dialogue toys with a 15 megaton shot amid geopolitical risk and potential legal fights.
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Washington
Amchitka
Edward B. Giller
Atomic Energy Commission
Veterans Day tribute and Armistice Day protest letter
The writer honors World War I veterans and urges restoring Armistice Day on November 11 instead of the moved observance now labeled Veterans Day. A second letter defends Justice Rehnquist and supports his Senate confirmation, arguing strict constructionists protect freedom and criticize Kaufman’s views. Bob Rollins supports Rehnquist and criticizes liberal opposition.
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Kaufman
Supreme Court
William Rehnquist
Saturday Journal-World
Thomas Jefferson
Rehnquist
Nixon
Senate
George McGovern
Mr. Rehnquist
Bob Rollins
New Paris Offer Seen From Hanoi in Vietnam Talks
Hanoi plans a new Paris proposal aligned with Moscow and Beijing aims while insisting on withdrawal of U S troops and ending U S military aid to Saigon and allied puppet administrations. Trinh warns diplomacy will not soften hard-line goals and seeks to reassert international spotlight.
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Washington
Paris
Hanoi
Nixon
Vietnam
Indochina
Moscow
Peking
Mr. Nixon
China
South Vietnam
U.S
Hoc Tap
North Vietnam
Nguyen Duy Trinh
Trinh
Washington-Moscow
Soviet Union
Politburo
Saigon
Phnom Penh
Vientiane
Today in History November 11 1971 Highlight
On this date 1918 World War I armistice ended hostilities. 1620 Pilgrims signed a compact aboard the Mayflower off Cape Cod establishing governance. 1851 Alvin Clark of Cambridge received the first U.S. telescope patent. 1889 Washington state admitted to the Union. 1921 Washington Dis-
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Cape Cod
U.S
Alvin Clark
Cambridge
Mass
Washington
From Dust Storms to Moon Voyages A Turbulent Timeline
A concise chronology notes key events across decades: 1921 Unknown Soldier burial at Arlington. 1933 dust storms in North Dakota. 194? Portuguese officers killed in Angola. 1960 Gemini Agena link after a 64 000 mile chase. 197? Soviet lunar voyage launch.
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Arlington National Cemetery
North Dakota
Angola
U.S
Gemini
Agena
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