Lawrence Daily Journal World front page May 22 1972
The May 22 1972 Lawrence Daily Journal World issue lists staff roles and circulation details. It notes editors executive editor managing editor news editor and advertising director with publication by The World Company Lawrence Kansas.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Dolph C. Simons JR
Dolph Simone
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Tbils Mayer Con
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Daryls Hall, O
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Ernest Pan Tus Ansnitte
Leo Elle
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kaw
Telephone
Needless Secrecy Costs and Debates in U S Government Transparency
The GAO puts a dollar figure on secrecy with 126.3 million spent by Defense State AEC and NASA to keep information hidden while 64 million goes to public information. Rep Larry Winn Jr argues for balanced openness and declassification reforms under Nixon. He notes wartime secrecy has narrowed public debate and cites Pentagon estimates of mass classified files. He urges accountability and frank official disclosure to restore trust in government. India seeks FAO aid to save its few remaining tigers amid rising tiger killings.
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General Accounting Office
Departments of Defense and State
Atomic Energy Commission
National Space and Aeronautics Administration
U.S
Larry Winn Jr
Kansas Third District
Nixon
Rep. Winn
Pentagon
Winn
Japan's booming exports pose new trade and finance tensions
U S officials study why Japan can export cheap consumer electronics as fears grow of retaliation. Japan's large trade surplus widens, with 1971 figures near $8.6 billion, while Morgan Guaranty suggests Japan may lend more abroad and become a global financial center.
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New York
Japan
United States
U.S
Morgan Guaranty Trust
Morgan
Auto crash near Topekaclaims a life of Haskell student
An 18 year old Haskell student Robert L Johnson from Gardnerville Nev died in a two vehicle crash on U S 75 about 3 1 2 miles north of Topeka. Six others were injured none seriously. The weather was rainy and threatening but failed to relieve the drought.
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Robert L. Johnson
Haskell
Gardnerville
Nev
Topeka
U.S
Lawrence
Ted Kennedy
Washington
Frank Carlson
Tigers at Risk in India Amid Human Expansion
An FAO official notes tigers prefer deer but habitat loss drives them toward humans, leading to lethal encounters. The article questions whether appealing to the U.N. could help protect humans or if India will accept a balance favoring people over tigers.
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FAO
U.N
India
Why Wallace Attack Buckley Has a Theory
Wallace and McGovern appeal to similar voters via tax cuts and punishment of the rich. National Review analyzes McGovern’s budget, positing a $159 billion package with a $100 billion deficit, and questions feasibility.
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Wallace
Buckley
George Wallace
George McGovern
McGovern
National Review
United States
Academy
Arlington
Virginia
No-College Fear Fades As Colleges Hire Hard for Freshmen
A wild satire on college recruitment shows admissions officers pressuring a student with promises and odd pitches from Zig Zag College Lieba Tech and Sara Lee University. The scene ends with the student declaring, Dont call us we'll call you.
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Sara Lee University
Sara Lee
Lieba Tech
Admissions
Director of Admissions
May 22 Through History Highlights and Birthdays
On this date in 1819 the SS Savannah began its first Atlantic crossing from Savannah to Liverpool. Martha Washington died in 1802 and Aaron Burr stood trial in 1807. Wagner was born in 1813. 1918 Paris war raid. 1942 Mexico declares war. Nixon and Johnson dedicated the Johnson Library in 1969. Olivier turns 65 today.
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Savannah
Liverpool
England
Martha Washington
Aaron Burr
Richmond
United States
Korea
Richard Wagner
Leipzig
Paris
Mexico
Germany
Italy
Japan
Communist Party
Spain
Hong Kong
Richard M. Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
University of Texas
Austin
Sir Laurence Olivier
Lawrence reader service lists contact details for elected officials
A directory of federal state county city and school officials in Lawrence is provided. Names include Senators James Pearson and Robert Dole, Representative Larry Winn Jr, state reps John Vogel Morris Kay, and multiple local officials such as Mayor John Emick and chairmen Arthur Heck Raymond Ice and Walter Cragan with addresses in Lawrence and surrounding areas.
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Lawrence
Rise of Vietnamese Nationalism Predates Modern Conflict
An editorial series opening tracing Vietnam’s history from foreign domination under French rule to the rise of a national democratic movement. It cites 19th and early 20th century resistance, French colonial policy, and the long struggle against feudal and imperial influence, as context for current U S policy debates.
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Asia
Africa
Latin America
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
Tom Paine
Great Britain
America
China
Vietnam
Gia Long
Hanoi
Hue
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. C. Simons
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
John Cunniff
Old Home Town
Douglas County
D. M. Swarthout
KU School of Fine Arts
Ireland
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Atlantic Ocean
Robert Hunt
First Methodist Church
Lawrence High School
Guy Smith
University Club
Defense
Henry Hazlitt
Senator McGovern
Amercia
Murray Hill Station
Charlie
Art Buchwald
Buchwald
Zig Zag College
Lieba
James Pearson
Robert Dole
U.S. Senate
Washington, D.C
U.S. Representative
Larry Winn, Jr
House
Sen
Arden Becoth
Ala
John Vogel
Rt. 4
Morris Kay
Pioneer Rd
City Commission
John Emick
W. F. Bradley
Rt. 2
Kenneth E. Anderson
Clifton Ct
Julie Hack
Mass
Richard Holzmeister
John Spearman Sr
Helen Gilles
Iowa
Larry Hatfield
Lawrence Ave
Commission
Arthur A. Heck
Raymond H. Ice
Walter R. Cragan
Murrow
Journal-World Opinion
Haiphong Coalition Coordinating Committee
Central Coordinating Committee
Coalition
Robert Morse
Kansas University Junior
Peace
Haiphong
Lawrence Peace Committee
Women’s Coalition
United Farmworkers
Scientists
Gay Liberation Front
Public Employes Union
Retail Clerks Union
University Senate
Journal-World
Saigon
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