Lawrence Journal World Names Dolph Simons Sr. and Jr. Staff
The 1973 Lawrence Journal World edition lists Dolph Simons Sr. and Dolph Simons Jr. among editors and publishers. Bill Mayer serves as president publisher with Ralph Hall as managing editor and Ernest Ponnitis as news editor. The paper, established in 1854, is published daily except Sundays from Lawrence Kansas with varied subscription rates.
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Dolph Simons SR
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
KU Property Expansion Tied to Endowment Support
Kansas University expands by seven properties near Oread Avenue and Louisiana Street with Endowment Association funds from the Elizabeth M. Watkins Fund and Progress program contributions. The piece notes campus improvement and public support for ongoing expansion while framing broader Vietnam War commentary.
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Kansas University
Kansas University Endowment Association
Oread Avenue
Louisiana Street
Association
Elizabeth M. Watkins
Wind mill revival eyed to ease energy crunch
Dr. H J Stewart of Caltech promotes large scale wind generated power as a supplementary source. He cites a 1941 one megawatt Vermont project and notes windmills have historical use from medieval mills to pumping water, with modern wind towers boosting efficiency.
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H. J. Stewart
California Institute of Technology
Stewart
Vermont
Herman Honnef
Pitiful Timing On Oil Gap
New York AP reports alarm over oil shortages and a folded ad for oil heat misread as reassurance. Industry figures acknowledge rising demand and policy gaps, noting only 30 percent of oil comes from wells before becoming uneconomic and foreign dependence grows.
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New York
National Oil Fuel Institute
Institute
John McLean
Continental Oil Co
Project 800 Boosts Old Town Parking Plan
The 800 block Vermont area gains momentum for a 153 car parking lot amid merchant interest in Project 800 and area beautification. Floyd E Stayton, long time Haskell Institute principal, is promoted to superintendent replacing Solon Ayers. Heads of five state schools meet to discuss common problems.
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Vermont
Floyd E. Stayton
Haskell Institute
Solon Ayers
Milton Hisenhower
Kansas State
David McFarlane
Emporia State
Rees Hughes
Pittsburg State
L. D. Wooster
Fort Hays State
Dean Malott
Washington
Gen
Omar Bradley
Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Columbia University
New York
Nixon Bombing Stirs Debate on Peace Prospects
A critical column argues Nixon’s December bombing yielded peace gains in Indochina, challenging New York Times figures and praise from Reston and Lewis. It contends the attacks forced Hanoi’s peace terms, notes civilian losses, and urges readers to recognize Nixon’s strategy as effective for shortening war.
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Nixon
Gloria Emerson
The
New York Times
Tom Wicker
Mr. Wicker
Indochina
James Reston
Anthony Lewis
Lewis
Peace Party
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Albert Speer
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
Praesidium
Doves
Hawks
Godfather Offers No Mercy to Troubled Family
A fictional dialogue casts a crime boss vowing to punish dissent within his own ranks after a long conflict with rival factions. He signals a brutal purge plan including targets such as George McGovern and Jane Fonda, framing the move as cleansing the family.
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Godfather
George McGovern
Frank Church
Ramsey Clark
Jane Fonda
Dr. Spock
Paul Moore
Teddy Kennedy
William Fulbright
Corrosive Fear in New Orleans After Massacre Shadows Mardi Gras
An opinion piece argues fears of Mardi Gras violence in New Orleans are unfounded yet fueled by the Howard Johnson hotel massacre. It notes racial tensions, mayor Moon Landrieu's biracial governance, and white flight amid fears of black political change.
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New Orleans
Howard Johnson
Southport
Moon Landrieu
Landrieu
John ¥. Lindsay
New York
City Hall
Superdome
Moon
Chicago
Philadelphia
Mark Essex
Essex
Clarence Giarrusso
Giarrusso
Victor Schiro
Joseph Giarrusso
Lawrence Chamber Players Warm Lawrence Quilt Exhibit Opening
Local musicians known as town and gown performed at the Kansas University Museum of Art marking the opening of an American quilts exhibition. The program featured Mozart Telemann Vivaldi and Bach and drew warm appreciation from Mr and Mrs Hal Keltz who urged continued performances.
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Lawrence
Kansas University Museum of Art
Pet Doc Tired Of Quips Shows Busy Veterinary Life
New York AP humor column notes how pet doctors hear rude and funny remarks from owners. The piece highlights jokes about dog bites, cats in trees, hospital visits, and the high costs of veterinary care.
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New York
Tighe
Doc
Time magazine ad revenue hit by Brando film piece
Time Inc spokesman says a cover story on the Marlon Brando film Last Tango in Paris prompted cancellations of 400000 dollars in advertising and 350 subscriptions due to objections to explicit photos. Newsstand sales for the January 22 issue rose by 54000 copies as Time continues to publish for its four million U.S. subscribers and 130 million dollars yearly advertising revenue. Newsweek also features Tango on its cover this week.
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New York
Time Magazine
Paris
Maria Schneider
Time
United States
Newsweek Magazine
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Art Buchwald
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Johns Hopkins University
Johnson
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Honolulu
South Vietnam
Congress
Henry Kissinger
John Cunniff
Old Home Town
Carl Drake
Gen. Sears
Ed Riling
Heavenly Father
William Buckley JR
Olof Palme
Hieronymous Bosch
Hiroshima
Dresden
Ravensbruck
Hanoichese
Henry
Pekinatti
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Bach
Hal Keltz
University
Pet Doc
Hal Boyle
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