Lawrence Journal World 1972 Aug 24 Evening Edition
The Lawrence Journal World notices a Thursday evening edition dated August 24 1972. It lists staff roles including President Publisher Editor and Advertising Director. The notice also provides publishing details from The World Company with contact and subscription rates for various regions in Kansas and beyond.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas Counties
Kansas City
United States
Nixon Acceptance Stresses Experience and Leadership
The speech at the Republican convention emphasizes Nixon’s capability, resolve, and record. It credits him with substantial Vietnam War progress, domestic achievements, and international respect, arguing the public deserves skill and courage over popularity in choosing a president. Nixon is portrayed as a proven, effective leader deserving reelection.
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Richard Nixon
Kennedy
United States
Vietnam
U.S
Lyndon Johnson
Nixon
Unemployment Debate Across Parties and Experts
New York report analyzes whether full employment is attainable amid political and economic pressures. It contrasts official 5.5 percent unemployment with claims that inactive workers are excluded and cites small business concerns about job applicants and wage realities.
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New York
Johnson
William Abraham
A. J. Jaffe
United States
National Federation of Independent Business
Like Father Like Son in Ulster Children of Hate
AP journalist Ed Blanche reports on Irish violence and the impact of parental influence on children in Belfast and Armagh. He describes刺 confronting soldiers, witnessing boys torn between Catholic and Presbyterian identities, and the transformation of kids into instruments of hate in a troubled civil conflict.
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Northern Ireland
United States
Associated Press
Ed Blanche
Ulster
Armagh
Blanche
Andersontown
Belfast
Cool Intelligence and the 1972 GOP Convention
A column contrasts American civility with violence seen in Ulster and praises restraint. It notes Nixon leading in Miami Beach polls, compares Nixon rallies to Roosevelt, and recounts an odd gala anecdote about The President's Song and The Vice-President's Song as a defiant Democratic counterplay.
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Miami
Yesteryear
Roosevelt
Sidney
Fashion tastes unchanged in Lawrence despite fashion czars
Local fashion experts in Lawrence said Fall styles will not trigger sudden shopping booms as vendors expect patterns similar to last year. Calves appear with shorter skirts and bound bosoms, but shop owners anticipate no rush on extreme fashions.
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Lawrence
Larry Adams
Douglas County Assn
Bess Stone
Kansas
Kanwaka
Howard Moore
National American Legion
Lansing Prison
Democrats for Nixon Found To Be as Human as Others
A Miami Beach restaurant scene shows Republicans warmly engaging Democrats for Nixon. A Garden City couple explains their background and values while conversations cover music, books, sport, and politics. The tone shifts to mutual respect and curiosity.
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McGovern
Wallace
Nixon
Missourian Receives Help in Colby Kansas Night
A Missouri family en route to Colorado stopped in Colby where a pharmacist opened after hours to fill a painkiller prescription. A Colby policeman and a gas station mechanic aided the group as their car broke down, leaving them with a warm impression of the town.
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Fleischer
Colby
Crowd honors Valentino at Hollywood memorial service
Rudy Vallee led a crowd at Hollywood Memorial Park for the 46th anniversary of Rudolph Valentino's death. The elder attendee group heard a brief eulogy praising Valentino's popularity and excitement in entertainment history. Mary MacLaren, who acted with Valentino, attended the ceremony.
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Hollywood
Rudy Vallee
Hollywood Memorial Park
Rudolph Valentino
Mary MacLaren
Valentino
Rooney seeks custody of four children amid alimony dispute
Mickey Rooney told a California judge he wants custody of his four children from his fifth marriage and says he lives a Christian life in Fort Lauderdale. The children currently stay with their maternal grandmother in Rolling Hills as Rooney’s third wife pursues unpaid alimony. The mother Barbara Thompson, Rooney’s former wife, was shot to death in 1966. another petition by Elaine Menkin Davis Rooney seeks 14 350 dollars in unpaid alimony.
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T. J. Leasure
Atlanta
Lawrence
Los Angeles
Charles Chaplin
Lita Grey Chaplin
Maj
James Doolittle
Wichita
Santa Monica
Calif
Mickey Rooney
Rooney
Superior Court
Mario Clinco
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Rolling Hills
Barbara Thompson
Elaine Menkin Davis
Divorce Action Won't Stop Her From Meeting Nixon
Hollywood actress Linda Foster filed for divorce from Vince Edwards ending their five year marriage. She plans to attend the Western White House visit with Nixon in San Clemente next Sunday and be with her husband there. The couple, married August 6, 1977, have two daughters Angela and Nicole, and were among celebrities invited to the president's seaside retreat.
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Hollywood
Vince Edwards
Linda
Nixon
White House
San Clemente
Vince
Edwards
Ben Casey
Linda Foster
Angela
Nicole
Munich Olympics to get 400 hours on In telsat IV network
The Communications Satellite Corp. said 400 plus hours of Olympic coverage will be transmitted via the In telsat IV system starting next Saturday. Signals originate from Raisting West Germany and are sent by an Atlantic In telsat IV satellite 22,300 miles above the equator to a Maine earth station for U S distribution. Three other In telsat IV satellites will beam coverage to at least 25 additional countries.
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Washington
Communications Satellite Corp
Munich
Raisting
West Germany
Andover
Maine
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Indian Ocean
Nixon Crushes Tower S Labor Right to Work Plan
President Nixon intervened to block Senator Tower and the right to work plank at the 1972 Republican National Convention. He ordered Ehrlichman to press for the strongest pro labor position, signaling no tolerance for a right to work stance. The move aimed to preserve a new broad electoral coalition for a landslide reelection.
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Miami Beach
Nixon
John Tower
Texas
Camp David
John Ehrlichman
Platform Committee
Rogers Morton
Interior
Republican National
Morton
Tower
Congress
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Mississippi
State Employment Office
Ohio
America
GOP
William Buckley JR
Republican Party
Art Linkletter
John Wayne
Sen. Dominick
JFK
Spiro Agnew
Spliong
Boulder
Old Home Town
James
Art Buchwald
Garden City
Long Island
Paul Newman
ST. Louis
Alan Fleisher
Colorado
Gerard Lehrer
Lehrer
Frederick
New York City
Robert Novak
By Rowland Evans
John
Slim
Wells
West Virginia
Bob Michel
Illinois
Labor Union Movement
Harry Flemming
Eden Roc Hotel
Fleming
Ehrlichman
Nelson Rockefeller
Clark MacGregor
Mr. Nixon
Rockefeller
Cabinet
John Volpe
Elliott Richardson
Massachusetts
Maryland
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