Lawrence Journal World November 23 1971 news brief
Lawrence Journal World page dated Tuesday evening November 23 1971 outlines publication details, pricing and mailing options. It notes The World Company location in Lawrence Kansas and Associated Press membership.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Do It Yourself paving and a political security probe
The column notes clumsy White House pressure via the FBI to check Daniel Schorr’s personal life while he explored a possible ecology post. It questions the use of security probes against critics, and urges relying on experts after a flawed West Sixth Street paving project. It also examines the impact of Corps of Engineers river barge spending on Kansas milling, comparing past flour mill growth to today’s reduced mills and jobs.
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CBS
Daniel Schorr
Powers
White House
FBI
Schorr
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Byrd
West Sixth Street
Tennessee
Indiana
Labor claims Nixon intervened on Pay Board votes
AFL-CIO president Meany accuses White House aides of pressuring three management members to support retroactive pay boosts, negating an 8 to 7 labor bid. The pay board split 10 to 5 against retroactivity after a delayed session. Meany suspects White House interference but cannot prove it. A separate White House poll on New Hampshire Republicans probes McCloskey’s challenge to Nixon.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
George Meany
White House
Big Labor
Nixon
Tripartite Board
Labor
Mr. Nixon
Rocco Siciliano
T.I. Corp
Benjamin Biaggini
Southern Pacific
Virgil Day
General Electric
Pay Board
Siciliano
Lane Kirkland
Meany
Biaggini
Day
New Hampshire
Paul N
Pete) McCloskey Jr
California
Lane Dwinell
McCloskey
Elm disease debate opens spraying plan to public
City Commission hears options between 18 000 trees or 18 000 robins as the Dutch elm disease program begins public discussion. A large crowd gathers with ecology concerns, but no final decisions are made.
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Richard Allen
James Ahrens
Kansas
Aftermath of Amchitka Blast Critics Target Safeguard Debate
The piece criticizes scientists and experts involved in Safeguard debates, noting how politicization and poor presentation misled public discourse. It highlights ORSA's committee findings, critiques Rathjens Wiesner, and urges adherence to scientific method amid controversy.
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Hell’s Angels
Albert Wohlst- Istetter
Rand Foundation
University of Chicago
Boondoggling Figures in River Channel Project Criticized
The engineers spent hundreds of millions of dollars on deeper midwestern river channels, seen as wasteful by critics. Flour mill owners and workers are among those harmed by the boomerang effect as mills may close in the coming months.
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U.S. Corps of Engineers
Kansas
Corps of Engineers
Uncle Sam
White House explanation soothes journalists over Schorr FBI inquiry
Washington reporters debated the FBI inquiry into CBS correspondent Daniel Schorr. The White House said he was investigated as a possible candidate for a high government job, calming fears about threats to press freedom and suggesting no personal rancor from theAdministration. Confident banter followed among reporters about future appointments and cabinet posts.
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Washington
FBI
CBS
Daniel Schorr
White House
Schorr
White House Suchwal
Clyde Mothbauler
Kinzo Telegram Ledger
Mothballer
Clyde
Supreme Court
Moscow
Boston Globe
Mothbauer
Washington Post
Daniel Ellsberg
Los Angles Times
Cuba
CIA
UPI
Dick Helms
NBC
Chicago Sun-Times
Nixon
Newsweek
Atty
Mitchell
J. Edgar Hoover
New York Postman
Addresses for Lawrence elected officials and officials list
Reader service provides federal state county city and school official addresses for Lawrence. Names include U S Senators James Pearson and Robert Dole and Rep Larry Winn Jr with Washington D C offices. Local reps John Vogel Morris Kay and Mayor J R Pulliam plus others listed with street addresses. In Baltimore AP report three men spirited out three Persian rugs valued at 8269 dollars from a downtown department store.
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Lawrence
Baltimore
Butz nomination likely to be confirmed says Hardin
Former secretary Clif ford M Hardin predicts Senate Agriculture Committee will approve Earl C Butz as secretary of agriculture The committee approved the nomination 8 to 6 and it moves to the Senate floor Hardin denies he resigned under pressure noting President Nixon wanted him to stay on He cites political season as cause of furor over the nomination
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Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate
Nixon
Hardin
University of Nebraska
New Journalism Topic Highlighted by KU English Professor
Kansas University assistant professor Michael L. Johnson discusses New Journalism a candid personal reporting style reshaping politics and education. His book The New Journalism traces underground press from the 1960s, surveying Black Nationalism student revolt rock and New Left writings.
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America
Michael L. Johnson
Kansas University
Johnson
The
University Press of Kansas
Rice University
Stanford University
Thanksgiving table memories amid changing times
A letter from 420 North St reflects on a smaller Thanksgiving turkey this year and gratitude for family. The writer cherishes young voices, recalls a widowed father, and notes how faces at the table evolve while memory endures. Life and death, nature's law, and harmony frame the message.
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Turkey
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
W. C. Simons
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Old Home Town
Hoch
Lawrence High
Lions
Dick Johnson
Bill Schaake
Dolph Simons Jr
Gene Stanwix
Bob Near
Eldridge
Amos McLouth
Jefferson County
Leavenworth
Amchitka
William Buckley JR
Hawaii
Polynesia
Alaska
Operations Research Society of America
ORSA
Safeguard
George Rathjens
MIT
Jerome Wiesner
Department of Defense
Ralph Lapp
Rathjens
Red China
Felix Green
Third Reich
Joseph Goebbels
Andere
Art Buchwald
Secretary of the Treasury
U.S
James Pearson
Robert Dole
U.S. Senate
Washington, D.C
U.S. Representative
Larry Winn, Jr
House
Arden Booth
Ala
John Vogel
Rt. 4
Morris Kay
Pioneer Rd
City Commission
J. R. Pulliam
Tenn
John Emick
Oxford Rd
Charles Fisher
Orchard Ln
W. F. Bradley
Rt. 2
Kenneth E. Anderson
Clifton Ct
Julie Hack
Mass
Richard Holzmeister
W. 20Th
John Spearman Sr
Helen Gilles
Iowa
Larry Hatfield
Lawrence Ave
Commission
Arthur A. Heck
Raymond H. Ice
Rt. 1
Walter R. Cragan
Murrow
Earl Butz
Ralston Purina Co
Butz
Times
Truman Capote
Norman Mailer
Tom Wolfe
Susan Sontag
Jimmy Breslin
Library Journal
Journal-World
North St
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