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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1973

Page

2

Lawrence Daily Journal World Staff and Publication Details

Lawrence Daily Journal World in Lawrence Kansas lists editor and publishing staff, gives address Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, and provides subscription rates by carrier and mail across regions. It notes establishment in 1854 with historical editors and current contact information.

the World Company Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kan Douglas Kansas Greateransas City United States Tan Journal-World Opinion Roy D. Laird Kansas University

Belfast bus hijack slays 47 year old woman in Ireland

Dorothy Lynn, 47, died from burns after rioters hijacked and burned a Belfast bus July 4, holding passengers at gunpoint until the vehicle was engulfed in flames. The incident marks the 843rd violence-related death in nearly four years of sectarian conflict in Northern Ireland.

Northern Ireland Dorothy Lynn Belfast Lynn Miami Beach

Tito's Sutjeska reminiscence frames WWII heroism and shifting alliances

Tito recalls Yugoslavia's 1943 Sutjeska stand, guiding 6,000 survivors against 120,000 Nazis in four weeks with 7,000 dead and 4,000 wounded. The piece contrasts wartime heroism with later Western views and shifts in Tito's alignment. Wall Street asks if small investors will return as institutions dominate markets and bear conditions persist.

Tito Sutjeska Bosnian New York Wall Street Paul Kolton American Stock Exchange James J. Needham New York Stock Exchange Exchange Wall Larry Wachtel Bache & Co Wachtel

Nixon and Goose That Laid Golden Egg Editorial

Roy D. Laird argues price controls and grain embargo hurt farmers and consumers alike. He cites declines in farm prices from 1950 to 1970, rising costs for farmers, and argues subsidies flow to workers and midmen, not farmers. He cautions Nixon’s policy will reduce production and threaten meat shortages while costing consumers more in the long run.

Nixon United States U.S

Design of Testimony in Watergate Hearings

Evasive and conflicting remarks in the hearings prompt readers to recall a quote about meaning and intention. The piece notes that while fans like Casey Stengel speak that way, public servants may use careful design to shape interpretation.

Casey iStengel

Overlights and Lane Work Finish Kaw River Bridge Resurface

Overnight crews completed resurfacing work at the Kaw River Bridge and Sixth and Mass intersection. Cliff Manufacturing Co plans a Lawrence plant to make women sportswear. Relief from heat arrived as temperatures fell to 61 degrees.

Kaw River Cliff Manufacturing Co. Inc Kansas City Lawrence Big Seven Conference Elizabeth Jacqmain WCTU Carolyn Ann Campbell H. G. Foght Wichita University Wren

Our Protectors and the Value of Police and Fire Departments

The piece argues that the public only truly appreciates police and fire services after needing them. It likens protection to insurance where the best outcome is no claims, and notes that those assisted recently are the strongest supporters.

George Wallace Supreme Court Kennedy Brothers Sen. Kennedy Wallace Kennedy

Just Get Set for Fuel Flap And in Saunters Food Furor

A heated national debate links a looming food crisis to energy price controls. The author argues Americans should reduce pet food consumption and return dogs and cats to scraps to redirect food to humans.

Washington

Kennedy Wallace clash stirs wary moralizing and irony

In a sharp exchange about civil rights and the 1960s era, Senator Kennedy aligns with Governor Wallace against alleged constitutional subversion. The piece satirically questions Kennedy's stance, notes Wallace’s fraught history with segregation, and mocks political rhetoric amid a Decatur Ala festival scene.

Mr. Kennedy Wallace

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