Lawrence Journal World staff and address listing May 4 1972
The Lawrence Daily Journal World published daily except Sunday at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas lists staff Dolph Simons Jr editor Bill Maye executive editor and Ernest Pontius news editor and advertising director Leo Eller. The Thursday May 4 1972 edition includes subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery across counties and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph C. Simons JR
Dolph Stimons
Bill Maye
Lph Gage
Daryl. Hall .O
Ews
Ernest Pontius Angidasatens
Leo Eller
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kaw
Telephone
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
U.N. Security in New York Amid Host Nation Pride
The United States guards the United Nations HQ on Manhattan’s 1 square mile, facing 91 foreign missions and varied threats. Ambassadors George Bush and Walter Hickel weigh security duties, law application, and the host nation’s image amid protests and political tensions.
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United States
United Nations
Multination Agency
New York City
Manhattan Island
U.N
Lawrence
George Bush
U.S
Bush
Fifth Avenue
East River
East 59Th Street
East 38Th
Soviet Union
China
Russia
New York
Jacob Malik
Tere
Northern Ireland
South Africa
Canada action signals shift in foreign takeovers
The piece argues that Canada plans to apply self interest criteria to future foreign takeovers while not broadly restricting investments, reflecting a global pattern of nationalist responses as multinational firms expand across borders. It notes developing countries face a dilemma between attracting foreign investment and preserving sovereignty.
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New York
Canada
Old Home Town Recounts Decades Of Local Notes
A historical roundup notes 1962 Scott Crane’s death after a truck backing incident near his home. It also mentions Douglas County Medical Society arranging distribution of the new oral polio vaccine and the county named as a test area. Other items cover local business, club events, a football coach change, and a pioneer’s death with slavery history.
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Scott Crane
Donald Crane
Douglas County Medical Society
Douglas County
Lawrence
Reuter Organ Co
West Hills Association
Karl Klooz
Edd A. Wood
Lawrence High
Nebraska City
Neb
William Harper
Virginia
Missouri
Eldridge Hotel
Quantrill
Oklahoma professor's arrest avoided by voluntary hospital treatment
The university discharged a teaching assistant amid talks of academic freedom after his conduct in class. the English Department chair Dr. Victor A. Elconin said the wife reported the teacher willingly sought treatment. The editor argues Congress may limit federal court jurisdiction to curb de facto school integration, citing Norris-LaGuardia and older precedents.
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Oklayma University
Victor A. Elconin
Elconin
Oklahoma
Congress
Supreme Court
Office of Price Administration
Lockherty
the United States
Kissinger Secret Moon Trip Rumor Sparks White House Drama
A sensational claim circulated that Henry Kissinger secretly traveled to the moon as Apollo 16 crew, with Ziegler asserting his role for Nixon. Reports linked Hollywood awards, Tuesday Weld, and a Moscow rumor, but official sources denied any such visit or sightings.
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Washington
White House
Henry Kissinger
Moon
Ron Ziegler
Kissinger
Nixon
Elec
Mr. Kissinger
Hollywood
Tuesday Weld
Ziegler
Moscow
Kremlin
Paris
Cape Kennedy
John Young
Key Biscayne
Bebe Rebozo
Henry
Winnebago founder steps from 1959 to half a billion
Forest City Iowa AP profile traces John Hanson building Modernistic into Winnebago Industries. From 39 trailers and $100 to 49.8 percent stake worth about half a billion, with first stock issue in 1966 after a 1964 fire. Hanson notes wealth is illiquid but his firm now dominates motor home production.
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Forest City
Hanson
Winnebago
Vietnam War Intelligence Underestimates Hanoi Threats
U S officials acknowledge Hanoi's growing strength and aims may threaten Saigon and complicate Nixon's Moscow summit. Miscalculations include Hanoi’s capacity to sustain a full-scale invasion beyond June, with rear-area supply lines and a major division moving toward Hue endangering 69,000 U S troops in South Vietnam.
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Washington
Nixon
Moscow
Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Mr. Nixon
West Germany
Dien Bien Phu
Viet Minh
Saigon
Dmz
Paris
Johnson
Phu Bai
Hue
Hail Storm Causes $10 Million Loss in Wichita Area
The Wichita area suffers the worst hail storm in a decade with estimated damage over 10 million dollars to homes cars and property. Wichita insurance manager Donald Norris notes about 17 500 homes damaged with roofs and siding affected. Car damage tallies around 12 000 vehicles with average claims near 325 dollars raising overall costs.
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Wichita
Donald L. Norris
Kansas Insurance Commissioner
Norris
May 4 in History Highlights Across Eras
On May 4 events span 1626 Peter Minuit lands on Manhattan Island after buying it from Native Americans for trinkets. 1814 Napoleon exiled to Elba. 1863 Chancellorsville battle. 1904 US takes Panama Canal Zone. 1942 Coral Sea begins. 1939 Chinese casualties in Chungking. 1945 German surrender in Denmark. Greece bans 279 organizations five years ago.
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Peter Minuit
Manhattan Island
Minuit
Napoleon Bonaparte
Elba
Chancellorsville
United States
Panama Canal Zone
Coral Sea
Chungking
China
Denmark
Greece
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