Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and staff note
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists staff including LPH C. Simons Jr as Editor Publisher and Daryl Hall as Managing Editor along with a local office at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas printing schedule and contact number 843-1000.
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Why Bush Becomes GOP National Chairman in 1970s
United Nations Ambassador George Bush accepts President Nixon’s request to chair the Republican Party. The piece argues the chair’s role is largely symbolic, limiting Bush’s chances for future election, but praises his dignity, steadiness, and potential to boost party credibility and encourage young leaders.
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Kenna Takes NAM Reins As New President
E. Douglas Kenna, former Army football and basketball star, becomes president of the National Association of Manufacturers guiding 12 275 members. He aims to grow membership, work with a 172 member board, and push for a rational pro business environment amid conflicts with national goals.
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Submarine Sighting in Norwegian Fjord Triggers NATO Scrutiny
Reported mid November sighting of a Russian submarine in a Norwegian fjord near deeper waters sparked talk of espionage and reconnaissance. NATO officials question Norway’s handling while diplomats compare the incident to a U 2 spy crisis and Helsinki security talks.
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Dissidents Gather at Pushkin Square in Soviet Russia
Reports say a small group of Soviet citizens protested civil rights absence at Pushkin Square on December 5 in Moscow. Secret police arrested them as a year earlier dissidents faced warnings from the KGB that such demonstrations would be the last.
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Old Home Town Weather and Local Notices
An all time low of 3 degrees broke the previous 8 degree record in town. Postmaster James Parsons warns mail must be sent early for Christmas due to smaller postal crews. Pete Bahnmaier elected president of the Douglas County Fair Assn with Karl Kampschroeder as secretary. KU limits bowl tickets per person as fans plan New Year travel to Miami for KU vs Georgia Tech.
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Will Wallace Cross Over as Republican?
The analysis argues George Wallace may shift Alabama politics toward the Republican Party, leveraging his biracial appeal and Southern Strategy potential. It cites health limits, evolving race views, and a fading Wallace aura, predicting a lasting party realignment with Wallace leading a broader move to the GOP.
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Letters to the Editor reflect weather woes and Christmas reflections
Readers discuss city snow removal efforts amid icy intersections and praise crews. A Christmas meditation urges imagination, faith, and love over materialism, signed by Freddie Marks and others.
Opinion Page Editorials And Letters Describe Free Debate
The Journal World opinion page showcases editorial writers and readers sharing viewpoints on public affairs. It emphasizes informed citizenship, evaluation of criticism and praise, and the role of open discussion in a democratic society.
Bush Named GOP Chairman After UN Role
George Bush, former oil executive and congressman, becomes the Republican Party chair after serving as U.N. ambassador. He aims to restore party vigor, attract strong candidates, and push for reform while noting improved U.N. funding terms and China’s UN role.
Deaths linked by tragedy in Wichita case
Wichita police report 18 year old Steve Peter died from a self inflicted gunshot wound after his girlfriend Stephanie A Schraft, aged 17, was found hanged in her basement on her birthday. Coroner Dr. Robert Daniels has not issued an official ruling on Schraft’s death while police note she was despondent over rumors she was a police informant in drug cases.
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Today in History December 12 highlights and events
On December 12 in history Abel Tasman discovered New Zealand in 1642 and John Jay was born in 1745. Beethoven paid for his first lesson in 1792, Spain declared war in 1804, and Panay sank in 1927. JFK spoke of an emergency link in 1962. Vietnam troop total rose in 1965. Nixon met Pompidou in 1973.
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Egypt Plans Sinai Assault Despite High Casualty Risks
Secret studies in Cairo weigh a coordinated Sinai crossing and air strikes against Israel with potential 10,000 Arab casualties in initial phase. Egyptian leaders see possible gains despite likely Israeli retaliation and weak Soviet backing, amid President Sadat's political weakness and stalled Nasser-era ideals.
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Sadat under pressure as Egyptian confidence wanes
Unmistakable signs show Sadat losing support at home and in Arab states as Egypt struggles for a face-saving settlement with Israel. Student discontent rises, religious violence erupts, and budget strains persist while security tightens and aspirations falter.
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