Editorial urges Japan to remember Pearl Harbor as lesson not path to arms
The Asahi Shimbun marks Pearl Harbor's 40th anniversary and urges Japan to recall its aggression, avoid a new military buildup, and consider Dec 8 as a counter memory. It warns that excessive military power squashes choices, notes Japan’s shift from foe to economic rival, and questions future trajectories.
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Asahi Shimbun
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Nagasaki
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America
Russia
Alcohol link cited in Holden and Wood deaths sparks press praise
Dana Andrews of the National Council on Alcoholism defended blunt reporting on the alcohol involvement in William Holden and Natalie Wood deaths. The coroner cited intoxication in Holden and a drowning with slight intoxication for Wood, while Noguchi faced criticism for honesty but was praised for clarity.
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National Council On Alcoholism
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Santa Monica
Thomas Noguchi
Kansas University bus routes to shut down in December
The Lawrence Bus Co announced the downtown KU route will end December 11 and the Haskell Fourth and Maine line December 24, closing nearly all city service except KU shuttles and charters due to lack of funds. Howard Snyder sued Keith Gardenhire for 300000 after a December 7 1970 campus shooting. Gardenhire was convicted on aggravated battery and illegal concealed weapon charges amid campus unrest.
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Lawrence Bus Co
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Haskell- Fourth
Maine
Harry K. Snyder
Topeka
Keith Gardenhire
Wichita
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Gardenhire
Snyder
Local names listed for crossfield roster reveal
A compact notice lists individuals including Dolph C. Simo Dolph Simons Ralph Gage Bill Mayer Robert Nordyke Allen Torrey Donna Wiley Jack Starkey Bruce Baker Keith Wood Dallas Dolan as participants or associated figures in an unnamed event or activity, reflecting a community or organizational roll call.
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Dolph C. Simo
Dolph Simons
Ralph Gage
Bill Mayer
Robert Nordyke
Allen Torrey
Donna Wiley
Jack Starkey
Bruce Baker
Keith Wood
Dallas Dolan
Journal World publication and contact details
Editor and Publisher Chairman of the Board General Manager Executive Editor Managing Editor News Editor Controller Advertising Director Retail Advertising Manager Circulation Manager Production Manager Established in 1854 W C Simons 1891 to 1952 Published daily by the World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kan 66044 0122 Telephone 843 1000 Subscription Rates By carrier 4 05 every four weeks one year 52 65 By mail in Douglas and adjoining counties where carrier service is not available 33 05 per year In remaining Kansas counties and greater Kansas City Mo 40 25 per year By mail elsewhere in the United States 52 65 US USPS 306 520 Second class postage paid at Lawrence Kan Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation Member of the Associated Press POSTMASTER Send address changes to the Journal World P O Box 888 Lawrence Kan 66044 0122
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Lawrence
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Kansas City
United States
Hazardous holiday toys raise safety concerns across firms
Washington reports warn parents as toymakers push new products for Christmas profits. Courts awarded Fisher Price 3.1 million for a 14 month old choking incident. the firm removed the word safe from packaging and appeals. Edward M. Swartz lists 10 dangerous toys including Fisher Price Play Family Figures and Corey Manufacturing Superstick with a wand risk.
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Fisher Price
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Boston
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Toy risks and Soviet composite materials noted in CIA report
A list highlights hazardous toys including the Jack Anderson Li'l Train Spinning Top and others. Also discussed are U S and Soviet advances in composite materials used in missiles, aircraft, tanks, and naval vessels with claims of weight reductions and cost savings in Soviet designs.
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Mississippi Steamship
F.A.C. Schwartz
Space Kraft Shooting Star
Victor Stanzel Co
Buck Rogers
Fleetwood Toys
Kenner
Betty Crocker
Fisher Price
Don Goldberg
Ussr
CIA
Haig Reflects On Health And Leadership In First Year
In a candid interview, Secretary of State Haig addresses rumors about his health after a 1980 triple bypass, denies taking medication, and insists his anger is a purposeful management tool. He discusses decision making, Nixon era tactics, and themes of calculated unpredictability in diplomacy.
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Nixon
White House
Haig on democracy and policy shaping foreign approach
Haig argues personal factors matter but policy drives decision making. He cites the need for a democratic consensus to avoid miscalculation after Watergate and Vietnam, noting domestic pressures limited bold fronts in Africa the Middle East and Asia. He stresses clearing personal issues before addressing policy for the coming year.
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de Tocqueville
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Middle East
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Southeast Asia
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Europe
Japan
Frontier women and homesteading memories shared
Letter recounts grandmother Sarah Swearingen crossing to Oklahoma Territory in a covered wagon, homesteading in Colorado, bearing six children, enduring labor with rattlesnakes nearby, and cherishing hard work, neighbors, books, and four generations of Swearingen women. Also urged protection of American-made goods and jobs amid rising imports.
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Journal-World
Sarah
Oklahoma Territory
Colorado
Bayfields
George Swearingen
George
Swearingen
Tory Swearingen
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