Lawrence Journal World staff and publication details
Lawrence Daily Journal World date and staff listing with publisher Dolph C Simons Jr editor Bill Mayer and newsroom editors. The snippet notes publication history since 1854 and provides pricing for carrier and mail subscriptions across Kansas and beyond.
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Dolph C. Simons JR
Dolph Simons
Bill Mayer
Dary le Aud Son
Cecessen Seteee Tee Teeseserreteees News
Ernest Pont
Leo Eluerwee
Vassar suit highlights parental role in school duties
A former Vassar College coed sues for 1 million dollars claiming disruptive all night drug activity violated her right to an education. Nancy Graber of West Hempstead alleges inadequate campus action and dormitory transfers, while critics urge schools to balance autonomy with student protection.
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Vassar College
Vassar
Nancy Graber
West Hempstead
N.Y
Miss Graber
Adelphi University
Long Island
Graber
John Kamerick
University of Northern Iowa At
Cedar Falls
American Assn. of
Dr. Kamerick
Pay Board faces friction as wage demands outpace limits
Three months into the new policy the Pay Board shows strains with five labor members opposing the majority. Wage demands in coal and rail sectors exceed guidelines, signaling continued labor-versus-industry pressure. Industry leaders warn of rising labor power while labor frames gains as responsibility to workers amid inflation.
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New York
National Association of Manufacturers
W. P. Gallander
KU Administrators Seek Guidelines From Vassar Case
The discussion centers on balancing student rights and campus discipline in light of a Vassar incident. Kansas University faces challenges from a minority of troublemakers while pursuing policies like relocating harassed students and a beer on campus rule. Administrators seek clear guidelines to avoid paternalism or lax enforcement.
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Kansas University
Vassar
KU Football Rivalry Looms As Orange Bowl Hopes Rest On MU Clash
In 1961 sub-freezing cold and dry weather marked the scene while KU's bid chances hinged on the upcoming KU Missouri game. Coach Wescoe urged peace to curb rowdyism surrounding the rivalry after a 53-7 win over California, with KU at 6-2-1.
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Kansas University
Ku-Missouri
California
Clarke Wescoe
Deane Malott
Milton Eisenhower
Kansas State
Eisenhower
Dwight Eisenhower
Otto Schnellbacher
Harry Woodring
Missouri
Aubrey Burgtorf
Baldwin
Prayer confesses faults and seeks forgiveness and guidance
A devotional prayer acknowledges human faults and the broken law. It praises forgiveness and asks for light strength and faith in guiding daily actions.
Youth poll assesses U.N. vote and Taiwan ousting impact
Over 100 campuses report that 54 percent say ousting Taiwan lowers U S prestige worldwide while 60 percent approve the move. Students call Red China seating realistic and stress U N value though criticizing U S foreign aid and policy.
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New York
N.Y
Taiwan
U.N
China
United States
School Welfare Aids From Emergency Service Council
Lawrence schools coordinate with the Emergency Service Council to aid families hit by Kansas welfare cuts. Schools waive textbook fees for eligible students, provide free lunches and milk, and refer to social workers. PTA clothing rooms and drives supply used garments, while two memorial funds help noncovered needs. Community contributions support rent, utilities, shoes, glasses, and medications.
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Emergency Service Council
Lawrence
Kansas
Emegency Service Council
Social Service League
PTA
Lawrence Unified Schools
Lawrence Unified Memorial Fund
Lawrence Insurance Board
Board of Education
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Ballard Center
KUY
United Ministries Center
Douglas County State Bank
Ballard
First Christian Church
White House Bid Delays New Jersey Nixon Campaign Chair
In New Jersey anxious Republicans daren t voice optimism as a White House move to appoint a Nixon campaign chair for New Jersey stalls after last minute intervention. James A. Skidmore, once considered, is seen as an aid to Patrick Flemming and Magruder who run the Reelect committee.
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Washington
White House
New Jersey
Nixon
James A. Skidmore
Elmer Bobst
Skidmore
Mr. Nixon
Atty
John Mitchell
National Committee
Maine
Pennsylvania
New York
Connecticut
Mitchell
Justice
Mayflower Hotel
Citizens For
Denver
Republican National Committee
Harry Flemming
Jeb. S. Magruder
Pennsylvania Avenue
House defeats Vietnam War funding cut amendment on June 1 1972
Washington AP records a teller vote where the House rejected an amendment to halt financing of the Vietnam War by 238 to 163. Kansas lawmakers listed include Roy in yes column and Sebelious Shriver Skubitz Winn in the no column with X for not voting.
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Washington
House
Kansas
Roy
Sebelius
Shriver
Skubitz
Winn
Analysts Question Butz Nomination For Agriculture Secretary
A letter to the Journal-World argues President Nixon’s choice of Earl Butz of Ralston Purina as Agriculture Secretary risks farmers’ interests. The writer notes Butz’ $10,000 year spokesman role and claims higher farm prices could come from corporate ties.
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Nixon
Earl Butz
Ralston Purina
Secretary of Agriculture
Mr. Butz
Butz
I. J. Stoneback
Lawrence
Morality, Education, and Moral Reasoning Debate
Gilbert E. Weidman argues in a letter from 1046 New Jersey that religious indoctrination in schools is immoral without solid evidence and questions the basis of moral criteria. He contrasts Judeo Christian faith with Platonic logic and cites Euthyphro to challenge authority and authenticity.
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Plato
Euthyphro
Socrates
Siegrist
Gilbert E. Weidman
New Jersey
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