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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1973

Page

2

Lawrence Daily Journal World office rates notice

Lawrence Daily Journal World lists subscription rates for daily paper delivered by carrier or mail. Rates cover Douglas and nearby counties, other Kansas counties, greater Kansas City area, and national mail renewal options.

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Memorial Day and the Pursuit of Peace Across Time

The essay links Memorial Day to a duty for peace, noting war deaths span battles from Bull Run to Vietnam and Sudan diplomats. It argues every death furthers liberty, urges renewed vows to pursue peace, and touches on impeachment talk around President Nixon within constitutional bounds.

Larry Winn Lawrence Washington America Sudan Bull Run Argonne Bastogne Vietnam

Johnson Case Compared to Nixon Impeachment Debate

Chalmers Roberts of the Washington Post cites history from Andrew Johnson’s impeachment to caution against early impeachment talk against President Nixon. He notes Senator Edmund G. Ross’s decisive not guilty vote and urges careful study by officials focused on national welfare before any such action.

Andrew Johnson Chalmers Roberts The Washington Post Johnson Nixon Sen Edmund G. Ross Ross

Harlow Back in White House Orbit Amid Watergate Turmoil

President Nixon has not ordered a full return but Bryce Harlow has secretly aided the White House since Watergate, while still employed as a Washington lobbyist for Proctor and Gamble. If demands grow, he may take leave or refuse. Harlow warns Haig may have to quit as interim chief of staff or leave the Army, highlighting conflicts of interest at the top levels.

Washington Nixon White House Bryce Harlow Harlow Eisenhower Proctor and Gamble Mr. Nixon Alexander Haig, Jr Haig John B. Connally Haldeman-Ehrlichman-Dean Connally

Lawrence affected by weekend flood and college milestones

A weekend deluge caused power outages and property damage in Lawrence with totals near 2.55 inches while surrounding areas saw up to four inches. Lawrence High planned the largest 1963 graduation class of 319 with KU Chancellor Wescoe set as speaker.

Lawrence Lawrence High Clarke Wescoe Dick Williams Wichita Haskell Institute Haskell College of Emporia Theodore Astman Thomas B. Wilson Williamstown Pacific Greyhound Lines Alaska Steamship Co

Empire Distinction in Watergate Debate

The piece argues Nixon favored concealing part of Watergate tied to national security. It notes the republic’s duty to peace and questions the secrecy around state secrets exposed by investigating Watergate, citing risks of torturing truth and the limits of executive privilege.

Watergate Justice Department FBI CIA Nixon Mr. Nixon de Gaulle OAS Colombey-les deux-Eglises Charles de Gaulle United States James McCord Howard Hunt Republic Richard Nixon

Letters to the Editor on Boothby US relations reply

Gerry Hammond, 231 W. 22nd, responds to Lord Boothby in Parliament with a pointed letter. The writer argues peers do not represent the British electorate and criticizes moral lapses, Suez debates, and debt to the United States. Calls Boothby to stay silent or better serve England and its allies.

Lord Boothby Journal-World United States

Three of Four Say Yes Nixon Had Data

Foley College Poll finds 71 percent of students believe Nixon had prior knowledge of Watergate. Only 2 percent rate him Excellent, 7 percent Good, 40 percent Fair, 51 percent Poor. A majority doubt Nixon denials, with 38 percent favoring impeachment and 51 percent opposed.

New York N.Y Nixon Foley College

Lawrence residents list local and federal elected officials

A reader service lists Lawrence officials including Sen. James Pearson and Sen. Robert Dole in Washington. It names Rep. Larry Winn Jr and state and local figures such as Mayor Nancy Hambleton, John Vogel, Mike Glover, Lloyd Buzzi, and others. Five McPherson students win Lee Miller Scholarships at KU for 1973 74. three KU Miller Scholars renewals: Stephen Whitlock Eric Sundquist Douglas Inkes. two initial awards John Jenkins Bernard Juhnke.

McPherson Lee Miller Kansas University Miller Stephen A. Whitlock Eric J. Sundquist Douglas S. Inkes John C. Jenkins Bernard J. Juhnke

Journal-World Opinion Page Overview

Editorial writers letter writers columnists and cartoonists share personal views to stimulate public debate. The page champions informed citizens evaluating criticism and praise and asserts that democratic government relies on free interchange of ideas on public affairs.

Networks Plan to Rotate Live Watergate Coverage

The three networks will broadcast Watergate hearings on a rotating basis when hearings resume June 6. NBC CBS and ABC will each cover on assigned days by lottery with an experimental plan that can end weekly. Networks noted coverage remains optional on non assigned days.

New York NBC CBS ABC Atty John N Mitchell

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