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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1971
Page
2
Lawrence Daily Journal World published by The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas 66044. Established 1854 editors and staff listed with offices and subscription rates across regions. Thursday Evening November 18 1971 edition in print.
Chilean delegates blast U S for not backing a weak United Nations secretary general candidate as U S losses on the two China issue raise warnings. In Lincoln Nebraska football fervor grows under Bob Devaney with record ticket demand and plans to expand Memorial Stadium to 75 000 as fans chase the No 1 ranked Cornhuskers in Hawaii December 4 on 50 charter flights and a flood of stories about tickets.
John Cunniff argues that 1972 may bring seismic shifts in inflation policy, the gold standard, securities markets, and eco regulation. He cites expected domestic and international shocks, including a presidential pivot against federal intervention and a unilateral trade balance plan, reshaping the economy.
Mrs. Lucreta Stewart, 64, of Lawrence, died early today from injuries when her clothing caught fire from a gas heater at her home the previous evening. Reliable Miami reports indicate Kansas University football could earn an Orange Bowl berth by defeating Missouri on November 25. The city will hold a hearing on its Dutch elm disease spraying program.
The Sea of Big Red is noted for its courteous fans who win often and temper passion with consideration for rivals. The piece admires Nebraska's standards in college football and hopes Kansas fans can emulate similar decorum if coach Don Fambrough builds a lasting tradition there.
Fidel Castro entertains cheering Chilean crowds while anti American chants echo. The piece notes Chile’s social spectacle and shortages from meat to cloth, government crackdowns on autonomous rebels, and a debated path to revolution as Castro’s popularity rivals in Chile.
A Q A format explains shifting government positions on phosphate detergents. The Environmental Protection Agency cites water pollution concerns while the surgeon general cites safety for children. Soap companies hedge between phosphate and nonphosphate products as communities face sewage plant needs. In Tokyo Toyota denies plans for a decade‑low cost disposable car amid reports of such a concept.
In Dallas, a district court order drives 7,000 students by bus amid court fights over broader desegregation. Judge Taylor linked two white and minority elementary schools for daily televised instruction, a costly plan under stay, while 1,100 Black students have chosen white schools with free transport.
Alvin Dahlene of Illinois blasts U S government policy arguing against foreign aid and Vietnam spending while urging aid to local needs. He cites a $400 billion public debt and claims money could fund classrooms, shoes, and TVs rather than overseas programs.
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