Lawrence Journal World newspaper staff and details 1972
The Lawrence Daily Journal World 1972 masthead lists President Publisher Dolp C Simons Editor Lis Mayer Executive Editor Bate Geissler Managing Editor Dar Fall and Ernest Contis as Editor Advertising Director Leo Eller and other staff. The paper is published daily except Sunday by The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with subscriptions offered by carrier and mail across multiple rates. Monday Evening June 19 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph C. Simons
Am. Ake
Peur & Tmlovne
Lis Mayer
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Fireworks Likely 1972 Election Start at Democratic HQ
The 1972 presidential race opens with an alleged break in at the Democratic National Committee in Washington. Five men were arrested for attempting to bug offices, one named as Nixon campaign security coordinator. Republicans deny involvement while Dems call for an FBI probe amid claims of dirty politics.
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Washington
Associated Press
Nixon
Federal Bureau of Investigation
GOP
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Loan Investor Dying Breed? NYSE Trading Shifts to Institutions
The AP reports rising institutional dominance in the New York Stock Exchange, with trading volume up 25 percent yearly from 1965 to 1971 and now 68 percent of dollar volume. Individual investors remain 32 percent, totaling about 2.5 million, while private pension funds hold over 125 billion dollars, led by stocks.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Mutual
Pension Funds
William Friend
NYSE
The Noisy Two Wheelers and Cracking Brakes
The piece contrasts arrogant car drivers with cautious bicycle riders. It notes tires wear from rapid starts and stops at lights, evokes Mark Donohue and Bobby Unser, and mocks the burst of speed at yellow signals, calling out wasted time and rubber burning on city streets.
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Lawrence
Mark Donohues
Bobby Unsers
Post high school vocational shift at Haskell Institute
Officials from Haskell Institute and the Bureau of Indian Affairs plan to drop ninth grade this fall as demand for post high school vocational courses rises. The move signals a possible 10th grade cut by 1963 as the school moves toward a junior college sequence.
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Haskell Institute
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Haskell
Lawrence
John Vogel
Kansas House of Representatives
Elmer Nichols
Lecompton
Harry Rappard
Overbrook
Tom Aiken
Roy Vanderventer
Wellsville
Lawrence Leonhard
J. B. Smith
KU School of Law
Patterson
Douglas MacArthur
Robert Allen
Cleveland
Cleveland Clinic
McGovern Supporters Trigger Clash at Minnesota Convention
Rochester readout shows the Minnesota Democratic- Farmer-Labor convention fracturing the party with a pro-McGovern coalition pushing a liberal platform. It elected Earl Craig as national committeeman and Kenneth Enkel as Fifth District delegate, provoking alarms among party leaders about Miami Beach actions.
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Minnesota
Democratic- Farmer-Labor Party
Miami Beach
Earl Craig
University of Minnesota
Wendell Anderson
Craig
Lawrence F. O’brien
O’brien
National Committee
Kenneth Enkel
Minneapolis
Hubert H. Humphrey
Enkel
Rochester
Humphrey
McGovern
A Kennedy Daughter Aids McGovern Education Rally
Kathleen Kennedy, daughter of Robert Kennedy, a Radcliffe junior, campaigns for Senator George McGovern while critiquing Richard Nixon. Al Lowenstein accompanies her. crowd reaction turns loud with cheers and whistles as she voices mixed views on communism and political loyalties.
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Kathleen Kennedy
Robert
Radcliffe College
George McGovern
McGovern
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Allard Lowenstein
Rooney
Americans For Democratic
ADA
Brooklyn Tech High School
New York
Los Angeles
Kathleen
al Id
Henry Wallace
Ques
Senator McGovern
al Lowenstein
Lowenstein
Hilaire Belloc
Hillsboro letter praises Kansas pride and youth involvement
A Hillsboro resident thanks the city and KU for welcoming visitors and notes pride in Kansas, local growth, student participation in government, and friendly reception at a football clinic, praising the community and newspaper.
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Kansas
Hillsboro
Lawrence
Harold
Carol
Wiebe Hillsboro
Kan
June 19 in History Highlights From 1819 to 1953
On this date in 1819 the SS Savannah arrived in Liverpool completing the first Atlantic steamship crossing. Other events include 1586 Roanoke colonists depart, 1754 Albany congress, 1867 Maximilian's execution, 1756 Black Hole of Calcutta, 1862 slavery banned in U S territories, 1953 Rosenbergs executed, 1963 Nixon and de Gaulle meet, 1968 Nasser reshapes cabinet, and a 1971 protest over Pentagon papers. Birthdays include the Duchess of Windsor, Guy Lombardo, and Abe Fortas.
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Savannah
Liverpool
England
Roanoke Island
N.C
America
Albany
N.Y
Maximilian of
Mexico
India
Calcutta
U.S. Congress
U.S
Ethel
Julius Rosenberg
New York
Sing Sing
Dean Rusk
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
United States
France
Atlantic Alliance
Egypt
Abdel Nasser
Israel
Congress
Nixon
New York Times
Vietnam
Pentagon
Duchess of Windsor
Guy Lombardo
Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
Opposition Grows to French Nuclear Tests Across Australia
In Australia and New Zealand opposition rises to France planned nuclear tests at Mururoa Atoll. Protesters target offices while unions drop French ship work and postal workers halt French mail. Notables denounce the tests and call for policy changes amid international concern.
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Sydney
Australia
New Zealand
France
Mururoa Atoll
Pacific
Melbourne
Alfred Zion
Herb Elliott
French Academy of Sport
Bill Hayden
Labor Party
Frank Butfield
Adlaide
Auckland
Roy McElroy
Keith Holyoake
McGovern aides test VP picks in nationwide polls
McGovern campaign aides led by Pat Cadell test possible running mates including Edward Kennedy and Reubin Askew to pair with McGovern for the 1972 ticket. A nationwide voter registration drive aims to add young supporters to rolls for November.
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Washington
George McGovern
Edward M. Kennedy
McGovern
Pat Cadell
Kennedy
South Dakota
Gov
Reubin Askew
Florida
Resolution calls for nationwide end to strip mining
In Middlesboro Kentucky delegates at a Union College Environmental Center conference adopted a resolution urging Congress to ban strip mining of all minerals nationwide. The measure criticizes state laws as ineffective and calls for restoration of stripped land noting land damage and export of policy to countries with stricter rules. Senator Fred Harris led the gathering and urged action.
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Middlesboro
Fred Harris
D-Okla
Union Colleen Environmental Centr
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Old Home Town
Tigers
Jayhawks
Davis and Childs Co
Fritz Meyn
J. B. Wilson
Douglas County
T. J. Sweeney
Chill
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Henry Kissinger
White House
Kissinger
National Security Council
Gerard Smith
Mr. Nixon
State Department
Treasury
John B. Connally
Rome
Georges Pompidou
Connally
Tuscany
Graham Martin
Italy
Irving Theatrical
Hubert
Donald Duck
William Buckley Jr
Journal-World
Devas
Harris
Japan
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