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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Vietnam Peace Accord Recalled as 1973 Closes
The piece reflects on the January 1973 Vietnam peace accord and POW returns as major events of the year. It notes public focus shifting to Watergate, energy shortages, and the economy, while urging faith in the prisoners’ resilience and the need to apply their example as the New Year begins. It also covers threats against U.S. officials by Arab-linked extremists and calls for strong action against terrorism.
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Spiro Agnew
America
U.S
Vietnam
Asia
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Henry Kissinger
Jackson
Army faces shortfall in volunteer forces demands
The plan for an all volunteer Army after Vietnam faces problems as enlistment quotas lag and overall corps quality falls. Despite incentives, the Army recruits about 15 percent fewer men than needed, with some estimates reaching 20 to 25 percent. Rapid discharges after induction further complicate the shortfall.
Draft return urged as defense needs grow amid youth enlistment issues
The piece argues that all branches face recruiting gaps with minorities and the poor overrepresented and high school graduates underrepresented. It suggests Congress consider reinstating some form of draft, notes the lottery idea as a step, and warns impeachment talk by students may backfire. It also discusses impeachment as a tool to replace a president, urging calm political action over street pressure.
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Volunteer Army
Congress
Madison
Hamilton
Marshall
Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Sounder Corp. Shows Trend In Corporate Report Mailings
A yellow frame house in Reseda California serves as Sounder Corp headquarters for a growing band of firms distributing annual and quarterly corporate reports and proxy material. Firms charge 60 cents per annual report or proxy and 30 cents per quarterly report.
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Reseda
Calif
Los Angeles
Sounder Corp
Sounder
Rex Johnson runs for sheriff in 1964 race
Undersheriff Rex D. Johnson announced his candidacy for sheriff in the 1964 elections. Sheriff Fred Brooker is in his second two year term and cannot run again under state law as it stood. Johnson is a Republican. The law later changed to allow unlimited terms.
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Rex D. Johnson
Fred Brooker
Johnson
Potter Lake
Dolph Simons
Lawrence
Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank
A Prayer for Today Prayer
A devotional line asks for guidance to grow in Jesus teachings and practice. The brief prayer seeks strength to learn and apply Christian virtues and ideals in daily life.
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Jesus
Soviet Has Superior Military Status At Start of 1974
Pentagon officers warn Moscow’s growing defense edge could push the United States toward a revived draft by 1977. Intelligence shows Soviet R and D spending about double US and a larger shift to naval buildup. Critics urge Kissinger to take a stronger role in shaping the US budget to preserve parity.
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Soviet
Washington
Pentagon
Kremlin
U. S
Moscow
Soviet Union
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Mediterranean
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Columbia
Brookings Institution
Signs of Misgivings Amid Detente in Kremlin Shaky Alike
The article notes growing misgivings in Washington and Moscow over U S Soviet detente amid the October Middle East war and oil tensions. It outlines Brezhnev's dominance within the Politburo, debates with Suslov and others, and the risk detente faces if Moscow cannot demonstrate proven benefits.
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Kremlin
Moscow
Middle East
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Communist Party
NATO
Europe
Japan
United States
Washington
Brezhnev
K. T. Mazurov
Alexander Shelepin
Nikolai Podgorny
Mikhail Suslov
Kirilenko
Mazurov
Egypt
Syria
Shelepin
Suslov
U.S.S.R
Time Man of the Year honors Judge Sirica in Watergate
Time magazine names U S District Judge John J. Sirica as Man of the Year for stubbornly pursuing truth in the Watergate probe. Sirica, 68, appointed in 1957 by President Eisenhower, served as chief judge for the District of Columbia and pressed for access to White House tapes and documents.
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New York
John J. Sirica
U.S. District Court
Time Magazine
Sirica
Dwight D. Eisenhower
District of Columbia
Nixon
White House
Time
John Joseph Sirica
Lennon hints at possible Beatles reunion album
John Lennon says a reunion album with Paul McCartney George Harrison and Ringo Starr could be possible, marking a shift from his stance against reuniting. The Beatles broke up in 1970 and Lennon spoke to The Los Angeles Times.
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Los Angeles
John Lennon
Beatles
Paul McCartney
George Harrison
Ringo Starr
Lennon
Los Angeles Times
Unsung heroes of Lawrence Memorial Hospital praised
Alvie R. Tate writes from Valleyview Home in Lawrence praising the hospital staff. He notes decades of visits and many nurses who provide caring, smiling service despite harsh words, calling them the unsung heroes deserving acknowledgment.
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Alvie R. Tate
Valleyview Home
Lawrence
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