Lawrence Journal World 1972 May 18 front page details
The Lawrence Journal World publishes as The World Company daily edition with editors W C Simons and Daryl Han nested in Lawrence Kansas. The notice lists staff roles Publisher President Publisher Ralph Beegel and financial periods for subscriptions across carrier and mail services in Douglas and surrounding counties. The paper is a Thursday Evening issue dated May 18, 1972, with circulation figures and AP and ABC affiliations.
Phony OSHA Inspectors Target Employers Warned by Kansas City Official
OSHA area director Robert Borchardt warns of fake inspectors claiming OSHA representation and urges immediate contact with the Kansas City office if suspected. He notes motives include espionage, sales pitches, or burglary, while stressing real inspectors must show credentials.
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Labor Department
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Robert Borchardt
OSHA
Kansas City
FBI
Borchardt
Fear of Debt Negligible in Postwar Attitudes
New York report notes a shift from debt aversion to widespread use of credit. Families now finance education, housing, and expenses with loans, often refinancing later. A Conference Board study shows mortgage debt exceeding home values since 1959, reflecting higher equity use for various needs.
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New York
Conference Board
The Quiet Crisis Behind Rhetoric and Violence in U S
Anthropologist Hall argues that public anger and the Kennedy assassination fueled a wave of violence. He notes Eisenhower's defense of State Department staff after McCarthyism, Kennedy's 1963 murder, and a culture that allows individuals to believe they can act violently with little consequence. He warns of lingering social sickness.
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Edward T. Hall
America
United States
Joseph McCarthy
Eisenhower
Anthropologist Hall
State Department
Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Hall
Martin Luther King
Robert Kennedy
George Wallace
Oswalds
James Earl Rays
Sirhan Sirhans
Arthur Bremers
KU names new dean and vice chancellor in 1962
Old Home Town notes James R. Surface, dean since 1957, will become vice chancellor and dean of faculties effective July 1. Wiley Mitchell to serve as acting dean. Alumni leaders Stanley Learned of Bartlesville and Margaret Butler Lillard of Salina elected president and vice president for 1962 63.
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James R. Surface
Kansas University Business School
Wiley Mitchell
Stanley Learned
Bartlesville
Okla
Margaret Butler Lillard
Salina
Kansas University Alumni Association
Today’s Bible Message Prayer
A prayer asks God to cast burdens on him and remove a guilty conscience while seeking confession and restoration. It centers on divine mercy and forgiveness.
Young American Award nominees honored at Kansas BPW convention
At a Wichita banquet 32 candidates for the Young American Award were presented to 800 attendees. Rev Steven Allen of Pratt won the state award for youth work and the convention planned to send the program to the Freedom Foundation at Valley Forge.
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Kansas Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs, Inc
Wichita
Charles Reese
Lawrence
Steven Allen
Pratt
Rev. Allen
Prof
Reese
Freedom Foundation
Valley Forge
Buckley Responds to Vietnam Ideas and Critics
N. Wyman Storer, KU professor emeritus, comments on Buckley's Vietnam column and the reaction to Vietnamization. He contrasts Gloria Emerson and Richard Nixon, criticizes belief in intelligence assessments, and warns against astrology and pseudo science while reflecting on public discourse during the Vietnam era.
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Vietnam
Richard Nixon
Gloria Emerson
Miss Emerson
John - Kenneth Galbraith
Thieu
United States
Ardennes Bulge
Eisenhower
Bastogne
Mark Twain
N. Wyman Storer
Foolish Consistency in Congress and Gun Law Debate
George R. Pisani argues that Congress shows foolish consistency by opposing public opinion on military withdrawal and gun laws. He cites a poll from the American Business Committee on National Priorities and cites Maryland gun restrictions as a model, urging stricter enforcement of laws to punish misuse rather than broad ownership limits.
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Emerson
Nixon
Southeast Asia
Congress
American Business Committee On National Priorities
Indo-China
Dole
Pearson
Winn
George Wallace Vis
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
Wallace
USA
George R. Pisani
No Chinese Reinforcement Seen Despite Vietnam Mine Blockade
Washington reports indicate China has not rushed troops to North Vietnam to repair rail links or support Hanoi since Nixon ordered mining of North Vietnamese ports. Beijing’s limited response mirrors a desire to avoid deep involvement while Hanoi strains to reroute war material, with China supplying a smaller share of war supplies.
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South Vietnam
Ravensbruck
London
Vietnam
Washington
Saigon
Nixon
North Vietnam
China
Peking
U.S
Hanoi
Moscow
Memorial Fund Named for Mildred Kirkham at New York School
The New York School PTA announces a Mildred Kirkham Memorial Fund to honor the longtime teacher and administrator. Remittances may be sent to the Mildred Kirkham Fund at New York School as part of a living memorial from students and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York School
Mildred Kirkham
Ed Down
PTA
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