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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1972

Page

19

Nine Die in Fire at Atlanta Elderly Home Baptist Towers

A blaze on the seventh floor of the Baptist Towers 11 story seniors residence in southwest Atlanta killed nine and injured 32. Fire officials say the fire began in room 710 on the seventh floor and spread down the hallway.

Atlanta, Ga Baptist Towers Atlanta Jim Seagraves

Group Discusses AD Candidates at Kansas University

The Kansas University search committee for a new director of athletics met and screened about 30 candidates. Henry Shenk said guidelines were set for the search and organizational details discussed. no timetable is set, but they aim to move quickly while finding the right person and welcome recommendations.

Kansas University Henry Shenk Shenk United Fund Douglas County Kansas University Alumni Association Lawrence Chamber of Commerce KU Relays Committee Roundball Club The Elks Lodge Lawrence Country Club Kaw Council of Boy Scouts of America Kansas Union Operating Committee New York Stock Exchange H. C. Peet and Co Lawrence

Doctor Wins 16 Million In Defamation Action

Dr. John J. Wild won over 16 million dollars in a defamation case after two foundations and Frank M. Rarig withdrew federal grant sponsorship in 1964. The jury found bad faith contract termination interference with business, defamation, and awarded 10.8 million in punitive damages. Wild, 58, said he would use the funds to continue cancer research on ultrasonic breast cancer screening.

Minneapolis, Minn John J. Wild Tom Bergin Hennepin Hennepin District Court Wild St. Paul Hospital

Haverty to Lead Phase of Key Museum Drive

Charles E Haverty will chair the prospects and solicitors committee for a 200000 capital campaign to convert the old city hall at 11th and Massachusetts into the Elizabeth M Watkins Community Museum. Campaign formalities begin next month with a major gifts drive.

Charles Haverty Key Museum Charles E. Haverty Lawrence United Fund Prospects and Solicitors Committee Elizabeth M. Watkins Old City Hall 11Th and Massachusetts Dolph Simons Sr Haverty prospects and _ solicitors committee Robert Harrison Gill Agency, Inc Keith Lawton United Fund Robert Billings Robert Haggart Mariner

Damage Heavy In City Fire Destroys One Room House

A 21324 Learnard one room rented by Tom Eversole of Rose Key Studio was gutted by noon fire. Estimated damage to the apartment and contents totals around 9 2500, with the cat dying in the blaze. Firemen say bedding dragged to a gas heater by a pet cat started the fire. no injuries except the cat.

Learnard Tom Eversole Rose Keyboard Studios Eversole

Nixon keeps Rogers at State as others reshuffled

President Nixon will retain Secretary of State William P. Rogers for the second term while reorganizing the State Department. Kenneth Rush will become deputy secretary of State, replacing John L. Irwin. William J. Casey and William J. Porter will take new undersecretary roles in economic and political affairs.

Washington Nixon William P. Rogers White House Ronald L. Ziegler Kenneth Rush Defense Department John L. Irwin William J. Casey Securities and Exchange Commission Ziegler William J. Porter Paris A. Alexis Johnson

Nixon Holds Second Talks With South Vietnam Envoy

President Nixon meets South Vietnam's special envoy Nguyen Phu Duc for 35 minutes at the White House to discuss peace talks. Henry Kissinger attends with Duc before and after the session, as officials say the atmosphere mirrors the prior detailed discussion.

Washington Nixon South Vietnam Nguyen Phu Duc White House Florida Henry A. Kissinger Due Gerald Warren Duc State Department William P. Rogers Marshall Green William Sullivan Vietnam Task Force Joint Chiefs of Staff Joint Chiefs Gerald L. Warren Nguyen van Thieu

No Verification On Troop Policy

The Pentagon said U S troops would continue withdrawing from Vietnam while the White House refused to confirm. Press secretary Ziegler cited a Saigon dispatch and noted no formal comment on levels, but affirmed the Dec 1 target had been met. Defense officials said withdrawals would proceed on a limited, flexible basis pending Paris talks.

Washington Pentagon United States Vietnam White House Ronald L. Ziegler Saigon Nixon Ziegler U.S Kissinger Paris Florida Andrews Air Force Base Defense Department

Nixon Promises No Delay in Ending Vietnam War

Paris talks hear US pledge that Nixon will not permit avoidable delay in ending the war. Hanoi demands removal of all North Vietnamese troops and accuses US of breaking faith by not signing the draft peace accord.

Paris United States Nixon Hanoi Saigon U.S William J. Porter Henry A. Kissinger le Duc Tho Porter

Clear Skies Bring Warm Weekend Forecast for Lawrence

Lawrence area forecasters predict clear skies and warmer temperatures Friday with sun through the weekend. Low tonight near 30, Friday high 50 to 55, Friday partly sunny. Area received 4.56 inches of moisture in November, with 35.09 inches year to date, above average levels.

Lawrence Area Lawrence

Advertising snippets from Raney Drug Stores and Rexall

Short ad blurbs show free delivery prescriptions from Raney Drug Stores and advertising for R Russell Stover Candies and Key Rexall products.

Raney Drug Stores Russell-Stover Rexall

North Viet Attacks Fall to Two-Month Low on DMZ Front

Saigon reports 49 enemy assaults in 24 hours ending 6 am marking the quietest period in two months. Analysts cite understrength North Vietnamese units and supply shortages as a factor while a pair of Long An province attacks kill nine and wound eight. Northern frontier artillery and mortar fire against Marine advances from Quang Tri drops to about 1000 rounds with light casualties.

Quang Tri South Vietnam Saigon U.S Long An Quang Tri City

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