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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1971

Page

2

Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and staff listing

Lawrence Daily Journal World from November 16 1971 shows the staff roster with Dolph Simons as president publisher editor Bill Mayer News Editor Ernest Pontius Advertising Director Leo Eller and Daryl Hall and constraints. It notes established 1854 and circulation rates for local and out of town subscribers.

Dolph C. Simons JR Dolph Simons

Drug abuse decline and KU Missouri clash loom large in Lawrence

A Topeka expert says widespread drug overuse should lessen with age and enforcement, while alcohol abuse rises among youths in Kansas. In Lawrence, tougher policing and major drug busts helped curb drug culture, yet KU football faces a rebuilding year under Don Fambrough as Missouri visits for a crucial rivalry game amid broader college football intrigue.

Topeka Kansas Sidney Cohen National Institute of Mental Health Kansas University Lawrence Vern Miller

Awareness of Fundamental Economic Reforms Amid Crises

The article argues fundamental issues drive current economic problems more than 1930s reforms, with self regulation vs government controls at center. It notes rising doubts about industry self discipline, calls for government balancing, and concerns over unemployment as a policy answer. It also highlights urban social tensions shaping perceptions of crisis.

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Jayhawks Face Tigers Saturday In Key Rivalry Clash

A large crowd is expected Saturday as Kansas aims to finish 4 7 with wins over Kansas State and Missouri. KU fans are urged to keep a positive atmosphere at Memorial Stadium to help secure a victory that could mend wounds and boost hopes for brighter football days.

Kansas University Jayhawks Washington State Baylor Don Fambrough Jayhawk Florida State Minnesota Kansas State Lawrence Kansas Fambrough Missouri Tigers Nebraska Oklahoma Kansas-Missouri Mississippi River Memorial Stadium

Big Business in Education Highlighted at KU

Keith Nitcher KU comptroller cited operating income over 27 million dollars for the 1960 61 year at the Lawrence campus and Kansas City Medical Center. The item notes broader issues in agriculture and elm disease control.

Kansas University Keith Nitcher Lawrence Kansas City Medical Center E. R. Hall U.S Robert Ellsworth Kansas

Boeing Down and Out in Seattle on Wage Wars and Markets

The piece argues Seattle faces lingering Boeing layoffs as U S wage gaps in aviation persist. It contrasts Pan Am and Lufthansa pay with possible American carrier wage cuts or subsidies. It claims American lines may exit the market if wage costs stay high and competition fails.

Boeing Aviation Daily TWA Pan Am Air France Lufthansa Alitalia Seattle Europe New York America Kansas City London American Airlines

Comanche Not Sole Survivor of Little Big Horn Battle

In a letter to the Journal-World the author corrects display history at KU Museum, noting Comanche was among multiple survivors at the Battle of the Little Bighorn. Reno and Custer engagements produced wounded horses and living beings. Comanche survived with seven bullet wounds and was transported to Fort Abraham Lincoln. Jerome A. Greene, Indian History instructor, provides context.

the Little Big Horn U.S. Seventh George A. Custer Reno Custer Seventh Cavalry Sitting Bull Comanche Little Big Horn River Big Horn Yellowstone Missouri Fort Abraham Lincoln Dakota Territory Little Big Horn Jerome A. Greene

Critics Clash Over Sex Education in Lawrence Schools

Jon S. Vincent argues that the Lawrence sex education program is distorted and dangers exposed to children. He questions curriculum structure and timing citing hygiene in elementary and mechanics in junior high, urging careful, age appropriate presentation.

Lawrence Chidren Jon S. Vincent Frontier Rd

Today in History highlights global events across years

On November 16 historical milestones include the US and USSR establishing diplomatic relations in 1933, British capture of Ft. Washington in 1776, Oklahoma’s statehood in 1907, and Allied offensives in 1944. Also noted are Eisnhower’s 1945 merger proposal, Yale professor Barghoorn’s release in 1963, and other notable figures and incidents.

United States Soviet Union Ft. Washington Hudson River Henry Clay Georgia Sherman Oklahoma France Ger Netherlands Dwight D. Eisenhower U.S Yale Frederick Barghoorn U.N. Command Congo Samuel H. Sheppard Cleveland Bay of Bengal

Kennedy Doubts Grow Over 1972 Presidential Run

Washington reports show Senator Edward M. Kennedy denying any bid while stressing the need to defeat Nixon. A whirlwind tour in New York and public appearances in Iowa frame his stance as he plans to explain his position abroad.

Washington Sen Edward Kennedy Teddy Kennedy Ken Suchwaldnedy Windy Falls Iowa Edward M. Kennedy Massachusetts Nixon Sen. Kennedy United Auto Workers Chamber of Commerce Iowa State New York Edward Kennedy New York City Kennedy Five Boroughs Harlem Queens Sons of St. Patrick Staten Island Brothers of Italy Brooklyn Save Yankee Stadium Citizens League Bronx Democratic Party New York State Steve Smith Fifth Avenue John Lindsay Lindsay Joan Johnny Carson Dick Cavett David Frost Miami Sen Muskie United States Ireland Italy Israel

Senate Defeats Tax Exemption Raise Amendment

The Senate voted 44 to 38 against raising the personal income tax exemption to 700 this year. Dole Belimon Hruska Miller opposed. Eagleton Symington Harris Pearson supported. In a separate action, the Senate approved a 59 to 24 amendment allowing deductions for child care expenses of working mothers. Harris Bellman opposed. Dole Pearson Miller and Hruska among those listed.

Washington Senate Dole R-Kan Bel- Imon R-Okla Hruska R-Neb Miller Iowa Eagleton D-Mo Symington Dmo Harris D-Okla Pearson Washington, D.C Bellman

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