Lawrence Daily World staff and billing details brief
The Lawrence Daily World announces staff roles including President Publisher Dolph C Simons Jr Editor Bill Mayer Managing Editor Daryl Hall News Editor Pontius Advertising Director Leo and other staff. Circulation and subscription rates are listed for local and distant mail, with publication notes for June 1 1972.
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Dolph C. Simons JR
Dolph Simons
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Bill Mayer
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Daryl Hall
Ews
Pee Pontius
Leo
Economic boosts from Colorado ski towns and Clinton Lake discussed
The piece cites Federal Reserve research showing Routt County and La Plata County gain 4.6 million and 1.2 million in personal income respectively from skiers. It notes multipliers of 1.7 and 2.1, plus indirect local spending. It also highlights Clinton Lake near Lawrence as a future regional economic booster and includes a profile of Mrs. Louis Patrick Gray III commenting on demonstrations.
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Margaret S. Pickett
Dan Bechter
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Colorado
Routt County
Steamboat
la Plata
Purgatory
Steamboat Springs
la Plata County
Johnson County
Lawrence
Clinton Lake
McGovern candidacy raised as economic risk in GOP circles
In New York AP report Republican economist Pierre Rinfret warns McGovern’s possible win could trigger recession or stagnation. He cites higher corporate and personal taxes, increased public spending, and tax loophole closures as key planks. Rinfret notes uncertainty but admits a victorious McGovern might push through much of his agenda with a Democratic Congress.
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New York
George McGovern
Pierre Rinfret
Nixon
McGovern
Rinfret
South
Democratic Party
Democratic Congress
Oral polio immunization drive to begin in Douglas County
The second of a three part series for 1962 aims to enroll over 6 000 Lawrence youngsters in City Recreation Department programs this summer. Dr C A VanderWerf discussed Memorial Stadium expansion with local Sertomians as athletic board chair he seeks ways to increase stadium capacity beyond 38 000 seats. Memorial Day finals record eight local injuries with five still hospitalized.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
C. A. VanderWerf
Memorial Stadium
Bible Message and Prayer Reflect on Creation and Family
The message cites Matthew 19 4 5 about male and female creation and marital unity. A prayer thanks God for loved ones and common blessings, asking for increased kindness to others.
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Matthew
Women and Faith in Public Life and School Prayers Debate
The piece discusses leadership expectations for FBI directors with women in view, and a broader argument about church and state in education. It questions embedding establishment clauses in the Constitution, urging skepticism of state religion while praising local control over schooling and moral considerations in abortion debates.
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Congress
Anchorage
Alaska
Letter questions morality of killings at home and in Vietnam
Mrs. Frank Rice asks why innocent American deaths from drunken driving are not treated as a moral issue like the killings in Vietnam. She cites a federal study and questions Sen. Edward Kennedy's contrast between overseas and domestic carnage in a provocative critique.
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U.S
Vietnam
Sen
Edward Kennedy
Chappaquiddick
Kansas City
KU Salaries Raise Yet Stay Low Through 1971 72
A reader criticizes a May 29 Journal-World article for listing KU employees earning over 20 000 while noting salaries remain below those at comparable institutions. The letter argues the list undermines support for raises and urges publishing the least compensated professors instead.
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Kansas
Journal-World
Lawrence
If U S Ran Out of Bombs in 1972 Nixon Laird Humor
In October 1972 the United States supposedly ran out of bombs, with Melvin Laird briefing President Nixon that there were none left to drop on Vietnam. The dialogue covers shortages, borrowing from allies, production lag, and a proposed dairy-for-bombs policy as a political gambit.
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Washington
United States
Melvin Laird
Nixon
Vietnam
Melvin
Hanoi
Vienna
Air Force
Navy
Marines
Lockheed
San Diego
Kissinger Keeps Firm Line In SALT Talks Despite Pressure
In Moscow Kissinger, after three nights of talks, refused concessions on two sticking SALT issues. Gromyko later announced compromise formulas on submarine missile counting and SS-9 silos. The White House signaled that no issue is worth sacrificing the summit or broader goals. Nixon and Kissinger emphasized bargaining strength and restraint to shape Soviet attitudes toward future negotiations.
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Moscow
Henry Kissinger
Nixon
Andrei Gromyko
Kremlin
Killinger
Nixon-Kissinger
U.S
Soviet Union
Kissinger
Brezhnev
West Germany
Haiphong Harbor
Vietnam
China
This Day in History June 1 1972 highlights
On June 1 dates include 1958 De Gaulle becoming France prime minister and 1792 Kentucky statehood. Also 1798 Tennessee statehood, 1801 Brigham Young birth, 1812 Madison war note, 1813 Lawrence famous command, 1944 Mexico bans siestas, and 1968 to 2015 notes. Senatorial debate on Rhodesian chrome import amendment follows.
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Charles de Gaulle
France
Kentucky
Union
Tennessee
Brigham Young
Whitingham
James Madison
Congress
Britain
U.S. Navy
James Lawrence
Boston
Mexico
Soviet Union
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North Carolina
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New York City
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Alvin Dahlene
Art Buchwald
Belgium
Spain
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Secretary of Defense
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Robert Novak
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