Lawrence Daily Journal World profile and 1973 date
The Lawrence Daily Journal World published in Lawrence Kansas by The World Company lists editors and staff including Editor The Simons family presidents and city addresses. It shows subscription rates for carriers and mail across regions and notes the paper is a member of the AP and ABC. Dated Tuesday Evening January 2 1973.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Freedom of the Press Faces Political Tests in Congress
The piece argues about 20 introduced bills to shield reporters from revealing sources and warns of rising authoritarian pressure from courts and the Justice Department. It cites Sen. Lowell Weicker Jr. on protecting a constitutional right to a free flow of information, and contrasts it with police and media depictions discussed by Robert Daley and Mike Royko.
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Congress
Justice Department
Sen
Lowell Weicker Jr
Connecticut
Robert Daley
New York City
Mike Royko
Chicago Daily News
Daley
New York
Colombo
McMillan and Wife
Ironside
San Francisco
Vietnamization critique and police morale discussed by Royko
The piece argues police morale is a perennial issue but officers enjoy unique status and danger. It also critiques Vietnamization, urging true South Vietnamese control over war actions, with U S equipment and pilots eventually handed to Saigon to reflect genuine independence.
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Paris
South Vietnam
South
United States
Thieu
Saigon
Dent Thieu
Charles de Gaulle
Free French
Thieuw
North Vietnam
Cold researchers rely on aspirin soups and Kleenex for relief
Researchers pursuing a cure for the common cold say they endure symptoms like everyone else. They note there are over 100 cold viruses and that a vaccine against all is unlikely. Practical remedies include aspirin bed rest hot chicken soup and hot drinks while science hunts for a virus killer.
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George Galasso
Bernard Portnoy
Southern California Virus Authority
Sol Katz
Georgetown University
Galasso
Grandma
New Year Reflections From Local Staff Notes and Past Highlights
Summary of past year top news per Journal-World staff including the Kaw ice jam master plan Perry Reservoir and United Fund setbacks. Mentions thick fog and easing icing, mild New Year accident rate, and 25 and 40 years ago notes about winds sleet football loss and athletes amid notes of faith.
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Journal-World
Kaw
Perry Reservoir
United Fund
Kansas
Paul Ingels
Will Johns
Lawrence
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
White House social dinner keeps reporters at bay
Washington reports the White House bans a Post correspondent from covering a Nixon state dinner for the prime minister. Guests include several dignitaries and corporate donors. A toast by the president praised friendship and strength, while a chorus interruption led to a guarded Secret Service response.
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Washington
White House
Washington Post
Dorothy McCardle
Post
United States
Nixon
Vietnam
Stephen Foster
Ol’ Black Joe
Secret Service
America
Reformers clash as Strauss faces stacked Democratic decks
Washington. After winning the Democratic national chairmanship Robert Strauss confronts a reformer–controlled machinery. The Woodcock Commission and Charter Commission are predominantly left with little room for change. Strauss plans to enlarge the Charter panel and add 25 National Committee members, signaling ongoing battle over reforms.
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Washington
Robert Strauss
Strauss
Democratic Party
McGovernite
National
Jean Westwood
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
McGovern Reform Commission
Woodcock
Westwood
Kenneth Bode
McGovern
Phyllis Segal
New Politics
Eli Segal
Democratic National Committee
New Charter Commission
Anti-New Politics Coalition For A Democratic Majority
CDM
Patricia Roberts Harris
Charter Commissions
Charter Commission
Terry Sanford
Duke University
Commission
Woodcock Commission
National Committee
Christmas reflections on war and justice from readers
Canadian student notes wartime depression at home while questioning Nixon's peace claims as heavy air raids occur. A reader challenges court penalties, arguing unequal severity between leaving an accident scene and a first offense parking violation.
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Vietnam
Nixon
North Vietnam
Journal-World
Austin Ledwith
Rich Youths Shift Image in American Life
AP report summarizes Vance Packard arguing that mobility fuels loneliness and social breakdown in the United States. He says youth show inverse status seeking through raggedness and an anti achievement attitude, preferring simpler goals over parental economic success.
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Houston
Vance Packard
America
Packard
Notable events on this January 2 history list
On January 2 historical notes include Manila falling to Japan in 1942 during the Pacific War, Granada captured from the Moors in 1492, Georgia’s ratification of the U S Constitution in 1788, the first White House woman stenographer Alice B Sanger in 1890, John Hay announcing the Open Door policy in 1900, a deadly 1970 Glasgow soccer crowd crush, and distant references to Vietnam and U S social security actions in later years.
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Manila
Granada
Georgia
U.S
White House
Alice B. Sanger
Indianapolis
China
John Hay
Glasgow
Scotland
South Vietnam
United States
Saigon
Lyndon B. Johnson
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Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Ralph Gage
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Daryv LI Hall
L Hall Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
Lawrence, Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Royko
William Buckley JR
North
Mr. Nixon
Hanoi
Russia
Hue
Presi
Old Home Town
Sam
Fritz Snyder
Stanford
Hoch Auditorium
Jim Bausch
Sullivan
Bausch
Kansas Sports Hall of Fame
Timothy
Jesus
Art Buchwald
Richard M. Nixon
Supreme Court
Oil Company
Republican Party
Insurance Company
Automobile Company
Mrs
of Industries
California
Pharmaceutical Company
The
Drug Corporation
Mrs. Nixon
Ronald Zeigler
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
New Democratic Coalition
NDC
Michael McDougall
Kingston
Ontario
Canada
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