Lawrence Journal World masthead from December 29 1972
A damaged OCR shows staff positions and contact details for The World Company Lawrence Kansas with date Friday Evening December 29 1972. It lists editor publishers and executives including Bolph Simons Sr Dolph Cc Ons Jr Bill Mayer Ralph Gagh Daryl Hall Ernest Pont Leo Eller and others. It notes publication daily except Sunday and subscription rates and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolph Simons SR
Dolph Cc
Ons JR
Bill Mayer
Ralph Gagh
Daryl Hall
Ernest Pont
Leo Eller
Awe Fiditor
Fisecutive
Aan
OWS
Erlising
Wee Controller
Docking Emphasizes Education Priority for Fourth Term
In a Journal World interview Governor Docking frames education as the top state priority as he begins his fourth two year term. He plans to reappoint Regents Jess Stewart and Paul Wunsch, citing their qualifications and records.
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Kansas
Robert Docking
Kansas University
Journal- World
Kansas Board of Regents
Jess Stewart
Wamego
Paul Wunsch
Kingman
Cannibalism in Andean air crash survivors sparks broad debate
The Chilean disaster of October 13 involved 45 onboard and 16 rescued survivors. Reported cannibalism to stay alive drew charges and strong opinions about nobility and survival, with readers asked to judge what they might do in such a crisis.
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Santiago
Chile
Andes
Latin America
China critic urges US to halt bombing and seek peace pact
Foreign Minister Chi Peng-fei on a radio broadcast demanded the United States immediately stop bombing North Vietnam and sign a peace agreement with Hanoi. He urged Washington to halt bombing and push negotiations to end the war promptly.
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Chi Peng-fei
China
United States
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Chi accuses U S of sabotaging Vietnam peace talks
Chinese leader Chi declares the United States delays and sabotages the Vietnam peace process while pledging continued support for North Vietnam. He condemns Nixon’s bombing escalation and notes Hanoi’s own pretexts. The remarks hint at political timing and biased motives from Beijing.
NYSE Rebrands With The Exchange Identities and Logo
A New York Stock Exchange communications push adopts The Exchange as a de facto name and unveils a handcrafted logotype. The piece notes a broad market shakeup toward a centralized system, with exchanges in Boston New York Philadelphia Chicago and other cities tied closer together.
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New York Stock Exchange
The
Exchange
NYSE
Lippincott & Margulies
Big Board
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
First Presbyterian Church Fire Hints At Altar Candles Cause
Investigations indicate five 10 inch candles might have been left burning on a decorated altar, possibly starting the blaze that heavily damaged the First Presbyterian Church at 901. Wayne Mayo, 30, assistant reference librarian, was named new head librarian for Lawrence replacing Ed Howard.
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First Presbyterian Church
Wayne Mayo
Lansing
Mich
Public Library
Lawrence
Ed Howard
Lawrence High
Salina
Miami
Fla
Kansas University
Jayhawk
John Montgomery
Junction City
New Dangers in Shift in U.S. Israel Ties
In Tel Aviv high officials discuss a closer U S Israel partnership beyond Arab disputes, linking Israel’s growing power to broader strategic aims. Analysts say Israel could counterbalance Egypt and safeguard oil routes, raising Arab rancor and broader Western risk if the alliance deepens.
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Tel Aviv
Washington
U.S
Israel
Sharm el-Sheikh
Egyptian
Sinai Peninsula
Gulf of Aqaba
Tilat
Sinai
Suez Canal
Red Sea
Egypt
Iran
Persian Gulf
Middle East
America
Saudi Arabia
Western
Europe
Lawrence schools push flexible plans to aid student growth
The Lawrence district outlines support for individual student needs in a flexible 6-3-3 framework, aiming to nurture intellectual, physical, social and emotional development. It notes enrollment figures for grades 7-12, administrator roles, monthly meetings, and the push for an interim school to reduce suspensions and aid students with adjustment issues.
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Lawrence
College students fear 1973 will mirror stalled Vietnam peace
A Foley College Poll finds eight million students unsettled by renewed bombing and stalled peace talks. Many expect 1973 to rally public concern for cities and the needy, while frustration grows over Nixon Kissinger policy and election outcomes.
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New York
N.Y
America
Foley College
Nixon
Dr. Kissinger
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Rutgers
Villanova
Vietnam
UCLA
McGovern
Georgia Tech
Green-wich College Research Center
N. Y
Citizens praise Ballard volunteers in Lawrence Christmas thanks
Letters from Mrs. Ed Blevins commend Ballard center and its volunteers led by Mrs. Turner and Mrs. Findlay for aiding the needy in Lawrence. She urges continued citizen support of money food clothing and volunteers into 1973.
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Lawrence
Ballard
Ed Blevins
Perry
Parkinson to appeal judge’s marriage condition for access
Toronto AP Robert Parkinson plans to appeal a ruling requiring him to marry Aurora Melli to visit his two children from a previous 17 year marriage. Parkinson says he and Melli intend to marry but the judge’s insistence ruined that plan. Melli fears being forced into marriage and predicts a likely divorce. Justice Peter Wright ordered he see the kids every third weekend only if he and Melli wed. she also has a daughter by him.
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Toronto
Robert Parkinson
Parkinson
Aurora Melli
Peter Wright
Miss Melli
Hotel Cashier Slain by Fired Employee at St Regis
In New York a former St Regis Hotel clerk, Manuel Irizarry, 31, killed head cashier Domaso Salmon, 30, with a sawed off shotgun in a second floor office, then surrendered after a five hour manhunt. The hotel on 55th Street near Fifth Avenue was sealed off as police searched for the suspect who had just been fired eight days earlier.
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New York
St. Regis
Manuel Irizarry
Fashionable
55Th Street
Fifth Avenue
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W. CG. Simons
Diter
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Kan
Douglas
Kansnas City
Lawrence, Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Chi
Red China
John Cunniff
Country Club
Old Home Town
Paul B. Lawson
KU College
Kiwanis
Ben Brown
K. W. Hartley
Dorothy Lightburn
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Sadat
West
Dickie
H.C. Stuart
Kendall
Kenneth Fisher
Nelson
June Smith
Jeanne Dicker
Robert K. Foley
James A. Foley
Ballard Center
Journal-World
Turner
Findlay
Bob
Bronx
Domaso Salmon
Ted McDonald
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