Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and 1971 date
The page shows the Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead listing staff roles for The World Company Lawrence Kansas with prices for subscription and a Saturday Evening date of November 20, 1971. It identifies editors Dolf Simons Jr and others and provides circulation rates by carrier and mail across regions. The item is a header-style publication record rather than a news story.
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Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Journal-World Mission Statement
The Journal-World proclaims accurate fair news reporting without mixing opinion with facts. It vows to safeguard citizens rights and show sympathy for the disadvantaged while exposing dishonesty in public affairs and supporting community improvement projects.
Nixon faces labor conflict over Pay Board role and inflation
President Nixon clashes with AFL-CIO leaders in Miami Beach as George Meany rejects cooperation on labor terms. The Pay Board votes 10 to 3 to allow a coal industry contract raising wages by 11 percent and welfare benefits by 4 percent, testing Nixon's inflation fight and board guidelines.
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Nixon
Organized Labor
Labor Industry Public Pay Board
United States
Labor
Miami Beach
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Miami
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
U.S
Hoff man Reflects on Failure and Peace in Long Career
New York ap. Paul G Hoffman 80, former head of the Marshall Plan and UNDP aid chief, retires with a sense of failure to convince of development peace link. He cites aid as US interest and describes world economy view as essential for all nations. He warns most human resources remain undeveloped, limiting global well being.
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New York
Paul G. Hoffman
America
Arthur Lewis
United Nations
Hoffman
Europe
United States
Congress
KU Tigers Rivalry Tensions Remain Ahead of 1961 Game
The piece notes ongoing concerns about trouble at the Kansas Missouri football game after the 1960 Columbia clash where KU won 23 7 despite Missouri once being No 1 and KU later losing the Big Eight title on Bert Coan ineligibility. It also mentions a strong quail population but poor hunting luck and a 1946 university talk by Justice Wiley Blount Rutledge with Delta Gamma activities, plus 1981 Missouri KU weather tied to a 14 0 KU win led by Carrie Smith and Lee Page and a closing prayer.
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Columbia
Tigers
Bert Coan
Wiley Blount Rutledge
U.S. Supreme Court
KU Law School
Virginia Brand
Lawrence
Delta Gamma Sorority
Kansas
Missouri
Carrie Smith
Lee Page
Jayhawks
Haskell leaders meet with officials after disturbance
Haskell students, Supt. Wallace Galluzzi, and Dean Frank Quiring joined public officials Thursday after a Wednesday night incident involving Haskell youths. Administrators students and officials pursue better communications as enrollment grows and new challenges appear, aiming for a more satisfying Haskell role in the community.
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Haskell
Wallace Galluzzi
Frank Quiring
Should Small Group Choice Economy?
A critical column recalls predicting wage and price controls during the 1960s. It argues Congress deficits and runaway union power push up wages, erode productivity, and threaten free markets. The author urges antitrust limits on unions or a national right to work to restore competitiveness or face government-set wages and prices.
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Congress
Japan
Harry Bridges
Alaska
Hawaii
Brecht Play The Measures Taken Gets KU Stage Reading
Ron Shull directs a KU drama department production at United Ministries Center on Dre ad for three evenings. The review notes strong performances by Jennifer Blood, Claudia McEvoy, and David Marquand as Agitators with solid chorus work, while criticizing dramatic theory and staging for failing to evoke Brechtian epic theatre. The piece explores how Communism, like capitalism, distorts the individual, ending with the Young Comrade’s liquidation to fulfill future ideals.
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Berthold Brecht
KU Drama Department
United Ministries Center
Ron Shull
Jennifer Blood
Claudia McEvoy
David Marquand
John Swedenburg
John Ahrens
Brecht
Opinion Page Highlights Voices Debate Public Affairs
Editorial writers and columnists share personal viewpoints on democracy and civic discourse. Readers are invited to evaluate criticism and praise, with the aim of informing informed public debate.
Remembrance List Sparks Personal Life and Tax Concerns
Adam Kay of 1225 Tenn writes letters about the 1968 Vietnam Remembrance List leading to marriage with Robert G. Mater. He also questions Kansas election residency rules, cross county voting, and census tax distribution practices, urging fairness beyond legality.
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Journal-World
Vietnam
Lawrence
Boards of County Commissioners
Adam Kay
Tenn
Lindsay Chore Bared at Parley at Plaza Hotel
New York politics surface at a Muskie suite meeting where Queens leader Matty Troy discloses intent to block Lindsay delegates in the June 20 New York primary. The swap hints at possible accommodation with Muskie or Kennedy forces as power dynamics shift in NYC and state party control. Australia reports 178 million sheep and 24 million cattle in a Canberra update.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Edmund S. Muskie
Plaza Hotel
Muskie
John F. English
Washington
Lester Hyman
Matthew Troy
Queens
Troy
George McGovern
South Dakota
McGovern
Plaza
Matty Troy
Edward M. Kennedy
Lindsay
Kennedy
Bronx
Meade Esposito
Brooklyn
Lindaly
Richard Aurelio
Canberra
Australia
Government Statistical Service
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Dolph C. Simons
Dolph Simons
Bill Mayer
Daryl Hall
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Fiditor
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Kaw
Telephone
the Journal-World
Haskell Indian Junior College
Pele
John Cunniff
Old Home Town
By Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Uncle Sam
Fair
Siemens
Mitsubishi
By Alan Lichter
KU Asst
Destruc
the Journal-World Opinion Page
Robert G. Mater
Joseph Mater Sr
Conn
Germany
Navy
Bob
Ohio
Vern Miller
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
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