Lawrence Daily Journal War News March 6 1973
War coverage dominates the Lawrence Daily Journal Tuesday evening March 6 1973. The edition lists staff members and publication details for The World Company in Lawrence Kansas with standard subscription rates and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal- War
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Connally and Bush Likely Move to Republican Side
Reports indicate John Connally, former Texas governor and ex treasury secretary, will switch to the Republican Party, boosting speculation he could vie for the 1976 presidential nomination alongside George Bush. Connally signals continued GOP activity while Strauss withdraws from wooing him back to the Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Connally
Texas
U.S
Robert Strauss
Connally
George Bush
Strauss
Bush
Open meetings push gains traction amid resistance in states
Common Cause campaigns for state reform face entrenched officials and elusive gains. Surveys show reforms endure only with watchdogs and tenure. Colorado, Washington sanction open government by ballot measures, Texas adopts open meetings law, while Kansas resists. Citizens grow more involved, demanding transparency as old habits persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Cause
National Citizens’ Lobby
John Gardner
Colorado
Washington
Texas House
Kansas
Navy Discharges Under Honor Yet Sparks Debate
The Navy plans to issue general discharges under honorable conditions to about 3000 sailors seeking early separation. Critics warn the policy amounts to an easy exit and that men deserve full guidance before signing. Officials note discharged cases carry code numbers implying undesirables toward enlistment.
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Navy
Mixed views on Navy recruitment policy and North Vietnam aid
The text argues that while minority recruits faced educational gaps, the Navy should avoid branding substandard entrants as they transition to civilian jobs. It then critiques proposed U S aid to North Vietnam, urging careful, strategic use to promote stability without conceding moral or military defeat, and calls for ongoing diplomatic pressure.
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Navy
Nixon
North Vietnam
United States
Hanoi
Israel
Libya
France
Haiphong Harbor
China
Soviet Union
South Vietnam
Questioning Important Questioning Important
New York AP outlines debates on policy discussion and decision making. Columbia economist Emile Benoit argues defense cuts don't cause recessions without offsets while James Needham of the New York Stock Exchange urges a national role and links long term societal issues to broader national problems.
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New York
Nixon
Emile Benoit
Columbia University
Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Sciences
James Needham
New York Stock Exchange
San Francisco
America
Indochina
Needham
Saigon
Hanoi
Dan Kahler named new Lawrence High principal
Old Home Town notes that in 1963 Dan Kahler, Arkansas City High School principal for three years, would become Lawrence High principal on July 1, succeeding Neal Wherry after 25 years. Announcement came from the school board. Ernest Pulliam and Emory Scott join city race for commission.
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Dan Kahler
Arkansas City
Lawrence High
Neal Wherry
Ernest Pulliam
Emory Scott
Lawrence
Baldwin
Eudora
Douglas County
Earl Wilson
Kansas Power and Light
Cameron Bluff
Lecompton
Prayer for Guidance in Everyday Beauty
A brief prayer thanking the Master Musician for perceiving beauty in simple childhood moments. It asks that these small melodies become radiant themes in life and asks for guidance. Amen.
Letters Editor questions Pearson Humanities Program biases
Zane Lewis argues that the Pearson program exposes students to a single philosophy for 24 credit hours and limits faculty to supporters of the program. He urges integration with the university, broader evaluation, and inclusion of opposing views to prevent indoctrination and ensure a richer education.
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Pearson
College Assembly
Zane Lewis
Frontier Rd
Alma Leads KU Chamber Trio Amid Changes in Lineup
The KU Chamber Music Series at Swarthout Recital Hall featured Beethoven op.70 no.1, the Ravel Trio, and Schubert E flat major op.100, with an encore from Dvorak’s Dumky Trio. The 29-year-old Alma ensemble showcased rich bowing colors and tight ensemble between strings and piano, as violinist Andor Toth exits and Eudice Shapiro joins next season.
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Rolls-Royce
Beethoven
Alma
Kansas University
Swarthout Recital Hall
Dvorak
Dumky
William Corbett Jones
San Francisco State
Today in History March 6 1973 Highlights
On March 6 1836 the Alamo fell after a 13 day siege Davy Crockett and 186 defenders were killed Michelangelo born 1475 Dred Scott decision 1857 Cologne captured 1945 Malenkov named Soviet premier 1953 Ghana independent 1957 JFK order 1961 Kennedy Cuba exodus appeal 1961 Ten years ago 1963 Cuba training appeal noted.
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Alamo
San Antonio
Tex
Davy Crockett
Michelangeo
Caprese
Italy
U.S. Supreme Court
Dred Scott
Cologne
U.S
Moscow
Georgi Malenkov
Josef Stalin
Ghana
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Cuba
Nixon Faces Open End To Middle East Policy Probe
The White House studying a new exploratory Mideast policy through Kissinger NSC staff aims to settle the Arab-Israeli dispute but offers no guarantee of a major push. King Hussein offers a West Bank defense posts proposal linked to limited East Jerusalem sovereignty. Sadat seeks direct White House talks as Meir maintains firm stance against Arab sovereignty over East Jerusalem and Sinai.
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Washington
White House
Middle East
Nixon
Mideast
Henry Kissinger
National Security Council
Jordan
Hussein
U. S
Israel
West Bank
Jordan River
Arab East Jerusalem
Golda Meir
Sadat
Egyptian
Sinai Peninsula
Mrs. Meir
Suez Canal
Egypt
Sinai
Battle Over Etruscan Vase Spurs Grave Robbery Debate
A dispute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art over a $1 million Etruscan vase raises questions of origin and possible smuggling. The essay recalls Cerveteri grave robbers, especially “Paolo,” who describes the illicit trade, forgery boom, and the peril of tomb looting.
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Washington
New York
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Met
Italy
Cerveteri
Paolo
Metropolitan Museum
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World Bank
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Zebral Lodge of Perfection
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Alf Landon
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