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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1973
Page
2
The Lawrence World Company publishes the Lawrence Daily Journal World with editors and staff listed. The paper notes circulation figures, contact details, and subscription rates, indicating daily publication with Sunday excluded and 1973 date.
The piece notes flag misuse by some groups but affirms the Stars and Stripes as a banner of American ideals. It emphasizes June 14 as Flag Day 1973 and suggests more people may respond to patriotic display, reflecting on the flag’s enduring symbolism.
Chief Edward M. Davis of Los Angeles weighs Watergate lessons, including loyalty to law over leaders, openness versus covertness, and valuing experience. The piece contrasts this with Kansas City chief Clarence Kelley headed for FBI, plus a separate New York digest noting U.S. inflation 5.1 percent April to April, with rising food costs and political doubt about Phase 3 policy amid Watergate distractions.
Old Home Town notes from 1963 report Vincent's Inc selling its Massachusetts Street furniture operation. A Lakeview Club kitchen fire northwest of Lawrence caused damage. Hotel Eldridge plans a 200000 remodeling to finish by September. Ben Burdette elected KU Girls State governor.
President Nixon, increasingly isolated since the Watergate crisis, relies on private confidant C G Rebozo and a shrinking White House circle. He shuns casual settings, favors private retreats such as Camp David, and keeps a strict routine with briefings, meals, readings, and limited social contact.
The Des Moines Register quotes Donald Kaul praising Iowa girls basketball as healthy and popular while noting occasional dull games. It contrasts Iowa with Kansas and cites Sports Illustrated observations on gender equity in high school sports.
In a Kansas University column, Gus diZerega critiques how national security arguments shield deception and spying. He cites Nixon Kissinger and Watergate era actions, warns of centralized power, and links rhetoric to despotism and erosion of liberty in a republic.
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