Lawrence Daily Journal-World front matter 1972
The item presents the 1972 issue masthead of the Lawrence Daily Journal-World with staff roles including President-Publisher Dolph ee as Mons Jk, Editor Bill Mater and Executive Editor Daryl Hall. It lists offices in Lawrence Kansas and subscription rates by region and mail.
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Dolph Ee
Mons Jk
Dolph 8
Bill Mater
Daryl Hall
Ernst Pontius
Mireetar
Leo Eller
Jones
the World Company
Sixthland New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Eartier
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Clinton Lake planning urged to curb Perry-style issues
U.S. Senator James Pearson visited Lawrence highlighting Clinton Parkway and a 6.50 acre Clinton Lake. Officials warn against rushing the project, learning from Perry Reservoir’s traffic and infrastructure struggles. Emphasis on roadways, public use facilities, zoning, and integration with law enforcement and traffic control.
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Clinton Parkway
U.S
James Pearson
Lawrence
Perry Reservoir
Perry
Clinton
Clinton Lake
Sen
Pearson
The Criticisms Of Business
A New York AP synopsis surveys rising business scrutiny over 25 years of alleged misstatements and ethics concerns. It highlights NYSE tests for specialists, questions about monitoring, and a Penn Central case alleging $21 million diversion tied to a bankruptcy.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Penn Central Transportation Company
America
Paving Debate: AMA Defends Highway Growth and Efficiency
The American Automobile Manufacturers Association counters environmentalists claim that the U S is being paved over by roads. It cites 1921 figures of 108 million people and 10 million vehicles to 1971 with near doubling population and tenfold vehicle growth, noting road mileage rose only 18 percent.
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America
American Automobile Manufacturers Assn
Association
The
AMA
Blizzard Weather and Snow Impact in Local History
Old Home Town notes a 1962 blizzard tying up travel with hazardous driving and a Baldwinites bird census showing population decline blamed on spraying. It recalls 1946 school resumption after vacation and a 9 year old hurt while sled riding. A 1932 basketball meeting between Colorado and Kansas is mentioned amid January cold and heating woes. A prayer closes the entry.
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Kansas University
Bobby Guntert
Colorado
Kansas
Buffaloes
Jayhawks
Reflections on Anthony Lewis and the Vietnam War Debate
A London based New York Times writer Anthony Lewis draws sharp criticism of anti American stance. The author argues U S bombing targets military sites while sparing civilians and questions whether critics grasp the strategic aims in Indochina. He contrasts U S policy with international law and historical context, noting diplomacy in Paris and the India Pakistan crisis.
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Anthony Lewis
London
New York Times
North Vietnam
Mr. Lewis
Nixon
Indochina
Ho Chi Minh Trail
South Vietnam
United States
Germany
Italy
John F. Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Millionth Democratic presidential candidate honored in Washington
Archibald Partridge IV of Cranberry Falls Kansas becomes the one millionth Democrat to announce a 1972 bid at the Democratic National Headquarters. NBC reports show surprise gifts from the party including cash and a bucket of Kentucky Fried Chicken, amid ceremonial praise.
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Washington
John Chancellor
NBC News
Washington, D.C
Larry O'Brien
Democratic Par- Suchwaldy
United States
Bedlam
Democratic Party
Archibald Partridge IV
Cranberry Falls
Kan
New York
Oil-Gas Furor in Texas Hints at Muskie Ambivalence
In Houston at the Rice Hotel on December 9, Sen. Edmund S. Muskie and Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes clashed over oil and gas policy. Muskie argued industry favors too much federal help, while Barnes pressed for more knowledge of operations. Texas Dems worry Muskie cannot carry the state against Nixon, even as some back him due to the bandwagon. Republican figures see Texas leaning toward Nixon and hope Connally may join as running mate.
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U.S
Earth
Kansas
United States
Austin
Tex
Houston
Rice Hotel
Texas
Nixon
Edmund S. Muskie
Ben Barnes
Barnes
Muskie
Richard M. Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
1968
Nixon White House
Waco
Bernard Rapoport
Rapoport
Roy Evans
Afl-Cio
Connally
Mr. Nixon
Today in History Highlights Jan 6 1972 to 1941 events
A Buenos Aires heat wave pushed temperatures near 100 degrees for three consecutive days raising the death rate, per federal directors. The entry recalls Joan of Arc’s birth in 1412 and other milestones from 1759 to 1941, including Morse’s telegraph demo and Roosevelt’s Four Freedoms.
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Joan of Arc
Martha Dandridge Custis
George Washington
Samuel F. B. Morse
Morristown
N.J
Carl Sandburg
Galesburg
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Penguins Moved to Shelter in Freezing Indianapolis
At Indianapolis Zoo the penguins were moved to shelter as temperatures dropped to 5 degrees. Spokesman said the birds are Humboldt penguins in captivity from Peru, not the Antarctic species commonly seen.
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Indianapolis, Ind
Indianapolis Zoo
Peru
Antarctica
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Prear
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Old Home Town
William Buckley JR
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Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Republic of
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Russia
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
Southeast Asia
Space Shuttle
Partridge
Sanders Place
Royal Moving
England
Hartford, Conn
Royal Typewriter Company
Royal
Hull
Hartford
Elsbeth
New Jersey
New Hampshire
Florida
Wisconsin
California
Indiana
Oil-Gas
Furor Muskie Thorn
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
N.Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Manila
Philippines
Melvin Laird
Vietnam
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