Lawrence Daily Journal World Publication Details and Rates
Lawrence Daily Journal World publishes from Sixth and New Hampshire Lawrence Kansas 66044 The World Company owns and operates the paper Dolf Simons is president publisher Steve Parsons editor Dart Hall managing editor Ernest Pontiss advertising director Leo Eller controller Established 1854 Subscription rates listed for various delivery options across regions including Douglas counties surrounding areas and nationwide.
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Dolph C. Simons
Dolph Simons
Steve Parsons
Bill Mater
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Cahill’s U S admission probed amid IRA ties and tour
Irish Republican Army leader Joseph Cahill arrived in New York but was denied admission pending a hearing. The Belfast provisional wing chief sought funds and arms in a three to four week U S tour, with surveillance likely if admitted. The piece contrasts Cahill’s mission with American interests and notes broader questions on openness and security.
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Joseph Cahill
America
Northern Ireland
New York
U.S
Cahill
Belfast
IRA
Provisional
United States
Von Braun And Technology
New York AP reports Dr. Wernher von Braun defends technology against anti scientific sentiment. He says hostility to science is irrational and harms efforts to solve poverty housing and pollution, noting productive gains rely on scientific discovery. Industry officials favor factory built housing and modular methods to cut costs and speed assembly.
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New York
Wernher von Braun
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
von Braun
Africa
Asia
California tightens inmate visitation to restrict investigator access
Licensed investigators only may visit dangerous inmates under new rules. Inmates like Jackson could not see Bingham, designated as an investigator though not his attorney of record. Some inmates reportedly had hundreds of visiting “attorneys.” The shift follows incidents such as the August San Quentin case and reflects a broader review of jail visitation policies.
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California
Soledad
George Jackson
Jackson
Stephen M. Bingham
Oakland
Bingham
Angela Davis
Miss Davis
UCLA
San Quentin
Pigskin Preview predicts Jayhawkers Big Eight title
The Saturday Evening Post ranks Kansas No. 14 nationally and forecasts the 1961 Big Eight title for KU. Fall rush week moves into town with fraternity and sorority houses opening. The advance guard of 10 000 plus students arrives on campus.
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Saturday Evening Post
Kansas
Jayhawkers
Viet Cong Raid Shocks Delta Outpost in Binh Minh District
In Binh Minh district, 13 South Vietnamese soldiers died when a PF outpost manned by PSDF militiamen was overrun by Viet Cong fighters overnight. The attack followed complacency and thin troop coverage across 82 outposts in the delta amid ongoing government efforts and a regional lull in larger-scale combat. Cadets at Kansas University will receive ROTC honors on September 21 in Swarthout Recital Hall.
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Binh Minh
Vinh Long
South Vietnam
Mekong River
U.S
Delta
Indochina
U Minh Forest
Popular Forces
People’s Self-Defense Force
PSDF
Kansas University
Swarthout
Murphy Hall
Change and Pride Drive Lawrence School Year, Knox Says
Carl Knox urges teachers to embrace thoughtful change and healthy pride. He cites careful planning, qualified staff, evaluation timelines, and SEEK funded findings on student self image to guide a productive year. He warns against change for its own sake and stresses clear communication.
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Carl Knox
Lawrence
Kansas
Rashomon at Vassar Playhouse Delights with Brisk Cast
Vassar Playhouse in Pomona Lake area presents Rashomon in a renovated barn setting. Richard Driver and Bruce Rogers lead a strong cast including Jim Reynolds Rosemary Luthi and Mac Williams with superb design by Roger Cummings and Veda Rogers. Andrew Tsubaki from the University of Kansas aided the production. Curtain at 8:37. Rashomon runs as the fifth and final bill of the 1971 season, Wednesday through Sunday.
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Vassar Playhouse
Richard Driver
Bruce Rogers
Pomona Lake
Vassar State Park
Japan
Kyoto
Jim Reynolds
Rosemary Luthi
Roger Cummings
Veda Rogers
Jerry Smith
Breez
Two Centuries Two Centuries Later
Paul Carttar introduces a Kansas University freshman’s view in the Journal-World Opinion Page. An editor notes Carttar is a 1971 Lawrence High School honor graduate who now attends KU and writes this regular column.
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Paul Carttar
Lawrence High School
Kansas University
Journal-World Opinion
Nixon economic plan seen as sound but debated
A domestic analysis argues five points in Nixon's economic policy including a 10 percent business investment tax credit, a $50 increase in personal exemption, repeal of the auto excise tax, $4.7 billion federal cuts, and a wage price freeze. It contends expansion will boost jobs while spending cuts stabilize prices, though mixing goals may be problematic.
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Lawrence
Nixon
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W. C. Simons
Douglas
Kansas City
von Braun and Technology
John Cunniff
Old Home Town
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Richardson
Douglas County
Herber L. Hoffman
Wichita
Friends Church
Ross Smith
John
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Saigon
Munist
Vinh Long Province
Carl S. Knox
By Richard Seaver
KY Theater Grad
Mac Williams
Rashomon
ECOLO
JEST
By Bill Dana
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