Lawrence Daily Journal-World staff list and publication detail
The Lawrence Daily Journal-World lists its staff including President Publisher Dolph Simmons Editor Bill Mayer Executive Editor Ralph Gage and others. It notes established 1854 and publication details with circulation rates and office contact in Lawrence Kansas for Friday June 2, 1972.
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Ndolph C. Simons JR
Dolph Simmons
Nescesses Enesreneeceet
Bill Mayer
Ralph Gage
Daryl Hall
Nes Ews
Ernest Pontius Sedatesh
Kavertiaing
Leo Iller
Nixon Kissinger say Moscow summit signals cautious progress
The piece argues the United States and Soviet Union are unlikely to become close allies soon but notes the Moscow summit shows restraint and creativity. It highlights a treaty on missiles and calls for a calmer climate to reduce nuclear war risk amid ongoing Cold War tensions.
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United States
Russia
Nixon
Haiphong Harbor
Henry Kissinger
Moscow
U.S
Soviet Union
Congress
America
Kissinger
Directors Absurd? Board Power and Purpose in Big Firms
New York AP reports Dr. Eugene Jennings of Michigan State University analyzes Fortune magazine’s top 46 industrials, arguing many boards act as appendages rather than governing heads. He notes directors often sit as prestige figures, with limited influence, while modern executives push for clearer roles amid evolving corporate government.
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New York
Eugene Jennings
Michigan State University
Jennings
Penn-Central
Earle Brown & Associates
Lamalie Associates
Lawrence High 1962 Class of 323 Graduates Commencement News
Lawrence and KU activity dominate the scene as 323 seniors graduate from Lawrence High. Commissioners appoint a Lone Star Lake advisory board. Robert Crowder wins West Point appointment. Dr. John Brinkley again seeks governor.
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Lawrence High
Kansas University
Kaw River
Lawrence
Lone Star Lake
Elmer Ousdahl
Clifton Ramsey
George Hedrick
Douglas County Sportsman’s Club
Ernest Robert Rankin
Robert Rankin
Kansas City
Lloyd Miller
Will Johns
KU Athletic Board
Notre Dame
John Brinkley
Milford
Robert Crowder
West Point
Skyjacked review notes familiar formulas and strong cast
The piece praises Charlton Heston guiding a crisis flight with predictable drama. It notes love subplots among crew, a White House message, and a laboring passenger. Despite flaws and inane dialogue it should perform well at the box office and pleases audiences seeking assured entertainment.
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Charlton Heston
Earth
White House
Nixon’s Moscow Summit Aims For A Very Good Year
A columnist lauds Nixon's Moscow talks as carefully planned with Brezhnev and Haiphong tensions noted. The piece credits bold diplomacy toward peaceful accommodation with Russia and China, while urging pursuit of an honorable exit from Southeast Asia for 1972.
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Moscow
Nixon
Haiphong
Hanoi
Mr. Nixon
Great Wall
China
Eisenhower
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Khrushchev
Yalta
Potsdam
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Six Goals Identified for Lawrence School District Year
Lawrence School District selects six yearly goals for 1972-73 after broad ranking among administrators teachers PTA members and community groups. Goals include early identification of learning disabilities expanded vocational education better school finance reading instruction student self image and broader special instruction.
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Lawrence
Board of Education
PTA
PTA Council
Chamber of Commerce Education Committee
Lawrence Education Association
Japan Faces Post Summit Dilemma Amid Shifting Alliances
The article assesses Japan’s challenge after the Nixon era summits with China and the USSR. It notes strain with the United States over defense sharing and China policy, Kissinger’s upcoming talks, and Tokyo’s uncertain path toward recognizing Beijing. It warns Japan risks isolation if not integrated into the new multipolar Pacific diplomacy.
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Nixon
U.s.japan
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Tokyo
China
Japan
Takeo
Fukuda
Kakuei Tanaka
Peking
Pacific
KSU Receives $96,259 Grant for Health Projects
In Topeka Kansas State University was awarded a $96,259 grant for two health related projects one in medical technology and another in dietetics.
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Topeka, Kan
Kansas State University
Drug Use Among College Students Third Major Survey
The fourth Annual College Poll Drug Study reports over 60 percent of students having tried drugs and more than one third using three or more kinds. Hashish leads, with marijuana second, while prescription drugs spread beyond the well publicized cannabis and heroin. The survey cites 5,000 interviews across 100 campuses showing stable overall use but broader drug variety and belief that most drugs are not harmful.
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New York, N Y
Cold War Thaw in Germany Gains Momentum
Germany moves toward closer East West ties as East and West Germany sign a state to state treaty easing surface traffic. United States Soviet Britain and France prepare a broader agreement to defuse Berlin and pave paths to possible reunification through trade and diplomatic contact.
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East
West Germany
West Berlin
United Nations
Europe
China
Brandt
Poland
East Germany
Soviet Union
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Chicago
Sky Marshal Corps
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Old Home Town
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Knight
Detroit Free Press
Ola
Lyndon Johnson
Dean Rusk
Johnson
Asia
Hubert Humphrey
Robert Keatley
Wall Street Journal
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Communist Party
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Sen
Henry Jackson
Washington
By Carl
Knox
Tel Aviv
Robert K. Foley
James A. Foley
Germany
Ireland
Willy Brandt
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