Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and publish details
The fragment lists staff roles for The Lawrence Daily Journal World including President Publisher Walter Dolph Simons Sr Jr, Executive Editor Bill Mayer, Managing Editor Ralph Gage, News Editor Ernest Pontil, Advertising Director Leo Eller, and controller. It notes establishment in 1844 and publication details for Lawrence Kansas with subscription rates and post office data dated Friday Evening December 1 1972.
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Dolph Simons SR
Walter Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Ralph Gageh
Aryl. Hai
Rnest Pontil
Leo Eller
Chicago Seven trial reversal provokes public debate
A Chicago Seven retrial issue sparks debate over First Amendment rights and anti riot laws. The Oklahoma City paper notes defenders profit from the case while Julius Hoffman is portrayed as a victim of courtroom upheaval. Astronauts at Kennedy Space Center thank 16000 employees with mission emblems.
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Chicago Seven
Chicago
Oklahoma City Oklahoman
Appeals Court
William Kunstler
Abbie Hoffman
Jerry Rubin
Bobby Seale
Kunstler
Hoffman
Kansas University
Rubin
Julius Hoffman
U.S. District Court
Northern District of Illinois
U.S. Court of Appeals
Kunstlers
Hoffmans
Rubins
Seales
Market Fervor tempered by small investors and foreign money
New York AP reports that despite rising averages, many securities professionals refrain from enthusiasm awaiting broader participation. Brokers see potential liquidity from small investors and foreign buyers, especially Germans and Japanese, as a 1973 boost to a market shaped by institutions.
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New York
J.D. Winer Co
Winer
Gratitude Echoes from Spaceflight and Everyday Help
The passage extols astronauts for valuing help from many others and urges everyone to express thanks. It argues that recognizing assistance improves the world, noting that “thank you” is the most underused term and calling for more frequent expressions of gratitude to foster peace and goodwill.
Old Home Town News Signals Local Anxiety and Events
Sheriff Fred Broeker warns spillover from armed daylight robberies in surrounding areas may reach Lawrence as Kansas City and Topeka face strikes. United Fund remains short 4000 of 68000 while events note Solon Ayers departure and a Haskell sendoff. KU’s KFKU marks eight years. George Sauer earns AP All American. MacArthur calls for Army roster expansion.
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Fred Broeker
Lawrence
Kansas City
Topeka
United Fund
Solon Ayers
Haskell Institute
Indian Service
Portland
Ore
KFKU
Kansas University
George Sauer
Nebraska
Douglas MacArthur
Prayer text echoes faith guidance and resolve
A devotional prayer asks for unwavering faith in God guiding amid temptation. It seeks courage and strength to endure challenges with divine closeness and support.
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John
Pot Alcohol Controversy Among College Students
The Foley College Poll reports 3 to 1 favor marijuana over liquor as better for health among 1,500 students across 100 campuses. Liquor is seen as more habit forming. Catholics and Protestants favor liquor more, while unaffiliated students lean toward marijuana.
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New York
N.Y
Foley College
South Dakota University
Vision screening in schools guides eye care and learning
The article outlines a twofold aim for school vision programs to identify students with impaired vision and educate them about eye care. It emphasizes teacher and nurse observation, Snellen chart testing, and referrals for full exams when screening suggests issues.
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National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Lawrence
Letters Editor urges cleanup of leftover campaign signs
A Lawrence reader notes election signs from the Nov 7 race remain on a river island near Massachusetts Street. He urges the candidate responsible to remove the rubbish and uphold civic duty, suggesting repainting only if he runs again.
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Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
Kaw
North Lawrence
Kris Sperry
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
Cabinet Choices Quite Revealing
Washington reports reveal the Nixon White House balancing act as Elliot Richardson is named to lead the Defense Department with William Clements chosen as deputy. The pair signals a possible liberal facade or a push for new weapons programs amid Capitol Hill resistance.
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Washington
Nixon
Elliot Richardson
Defense
Texas
Richardson
William Clements
Dallas
Capitol Hill
Pentagon
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Bill Clements
White House
Defense Department
Melvin R. Laird
Clements
Laird
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
John B. Connally
Kenneth Rush
Congress
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W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Douglas
Kansas Caunries
Greater
United States
Lawrence, Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Kennedy Space Center
Eugene Cernan
Harrison Schmitt
Ron Evans
Topekan
Apollo
John Cunniff
Old Home Town
The
Chamber of Commerce
Carroll Clark
Robert K. Foley
James A. Foley
Greenwich Research Center
By Jeanne Dicker
USD
Social Service League
Lions Club
Journal-World
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
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