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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1972
Page
9
The article notes Henry Kissinger's early terror under Nazi anti Jewish harassment in Fuerth during the 1930s. It recalls his powerless childhood while Adolf Hitler rose to power and describes his family background, including father Louis Kissinger and survivor details. Walter Kissinger is mentioned as a Long Island electronics firm executive.
The narrative traces Henry Alfred Kissinger born as Al fred Heinz Kissinger in Germany then renamed Henry Alfred Kissinger. It covers the family emigration to London and New York in 1924, life in Manhattan, his schooling at George Washington High School, early work, and shift to accounting before joining the Army in 1943, signaling a turning point in his life.
Jimboy of Fairlane and Ned Hatathli of Many Farms are chosen as outstanding Haskell alumni. The honors will be presented May 19 during the 9 30 a.m. commencement at the school stadium. Jimboy, a Creek, owns a masonry firm and supports Haskell student training. Hatathli led Navajo Community College as executive vice president and held multiple tribal and national education roles.
The Du Pont Tecumseh plant marked seven years with no disabling injuries and 7.7 million exposure hours since Aug 25 1965. It earned the National Safety Council Award of Honor for 1971, a fourth straight year at the top, plus eight NSC awards since 1958. The Manufacturing Chemists Association certified employees for 1971 without disabling injuries.
A 7000 bequest from Mrs. Mary Oswald Moon of Glendale Calif to the Kansas University Endowment Association funds the Maurer Oswald Scholarship. It will be awarded every fourth year to a woman graduate student pursuing advanced design work. The first award goes to 1976-77.
Daniel W. Clay Jr. 21 of Kansas City pleaded guilty to attempting to rob Burger Hut employees on March 6. He remains free on bond until sentencing at 1 30 p m May 16. Penalty ranges from one to five years and a possible $5000 fine.
Charles R. Thompson, 26, of Kansas City was killed Monday night in a two vehicle crash on the south side at 113th Street and Blue Ridge Extension. Three others were injured.
Bolinas California residents have removed road signs and see signs chopped nightly to keep the village off the map. Road superintendent Henry W Miller notes at least 20 signs cost 25 to 50 dollars each have disappeared in half a year. Local business owner Dan Deevy Jr. says taking down signs deters tourists, keeping Bolinas quiet and isolated for weekend visitors.
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