Lawrence Journal-World Leaders and Dates in 1973
The Lawrence Journal-World details staff roles from President-Publisher to Executive Editor and notes publication details. It lists ownership by The World Company and 1854 establishment with contact and subscription rates for 1973.
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Dolph Simons SR
Swecacemeesereceememenneee Hmditor
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer Cu
Cmnsenenne
Ralph Gage
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Lawrence
Kan
Europe Sees U S Leadership as Key to Peace
Editor Thomas Vail reports Europeans still regard the United States as the main hope for peace and stability. He notes doubts about U S policy but says strong leadership is needed to steer a new course and restore confidence amid Watergate fallout.
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U.S
Thomas Vail
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Vail
Europe
Journal-World Opinion
Nixon
United States
Nixon Problem is Common and World Ocean Race
An international Geneva meeting fails to agree on a code for ocean bed mineral exploitation as nations race to mine vast seabed riches. Howard Hughes mining ship sails toward 5000 tons daily. Deepsea Ventures plans investment awaiting U.S. law. Japan and West Germany pursue prospecting and equipment development.
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Charles S. Rhyne
American Bar Assa
Long
Rhyne
Africa
New World
Geneva
Switzerland
United Nations
Santiago
Chile
U.N. General Assembly
Howard Hughes
U.S
Hughes
Deepsea Ventures
Japan
Hawaiian Islands
West Germany
Europe and the mineral race and a journalist on diplomacy
The piece warns the race for critical minerals could trigger gunboat diplomacy and ecological strain. It then offers windup reflections on Europe, noting religion’s decline among the young, the role of diplomats, and American journalism versus European outlets, with views on Watergate and Italy's Communist party shift.
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Europe
Public Health clash over physician figures and campus traffic plan
The U S Public Health Service challenged figures on national physician totals cited by EU Chancellor Clarke Wescoe. Wescoe said totals rose yet health officials argued the rise was misleading and did not meet needs. KU campus traffic stations will open to ease peak hour congestion. Local employment remains steady with unemployment well below the national rate, says employment officer Walt Johns.
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U.S
Dan Palmquist
New York
Woodlawn
Cordley
Pinckney
McAllaster
Lincoln
Tennis Fantasy Brings Justice To Downtrodden Women's Role
A controversial fantasy features a female tennis fan challenging Bobby Riggs after Billie Jean King loses. The fan defeats Riggs in a dramatic one set, raises funds for the Women’s Lib Movement, and praises King while rejecting a title.
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Billie Jean King
Bobby Riggs
Houston
Riggs
Billy Jean
Billie Jean
Bobby
Neighbor Volunteer Centers Seek Help In Community Action
The Volunteer Clearing House in Lawrence directs residents to do volunteer work with groups like Salvation Army Meas On Wheels and United Child Care Center. It lists contact numbers and times for signups and notes Head Start and Court Volunteers seeking drivers aides and foster care placements.
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Clearing House
Journal-World
Salvation Army
Meals ON Wheels
United Child Care Center
Children's Department
The
Lawrence Public Library
Community Children’s Center
Newsprint Shortage Eases But Prices Likely to Rise
Analysts say the U S newsprint shortage will ease after Canadian mill strikes settle, but supplies remain tight for years. Prices may climb toward 225 a ton as demand grows, with small dailies hardest hit and long term contracts easing some pressure for large papers.
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New York
United States
Joseph Prendergast Jr
American Newspaper Publishers Association
U.S
American Paper Institute
Bruce Howe
MacMillan Bloedel
North America
Southland Paper Mills
South
Southwest
Newprint
Kissinger Senate Hearing Teased on PBS Coverage
PBS will tape and delay four hour coverage of Henry Kissinger’s Senate Foreign Relations Committee appearance. Networks expect no live telecast. Lehrer and Kaye report for public affairs coverage from Washington. If needed, PBS may replay the proceedings Monday.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
CBS
NBC
ABC
Kissinger
Roy Calls Senate Hearings Public in Watergate Row
Rep Bill Roy of Kansas denounces Sen Bob Doles plan to hold Watergate hearings in executive session saying it bars TV coverage and keeps hearings from the public and press He may run for Doles seat in 1974 and urges full public scrutiny of illegal contributions and sabotage tied to the 1972 campaign Sean Connery sues Diane Cilento for divorce in London.acement
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Topeka
Kan
Bill Roy
D-Kan
Senate
Bob Dole
R-Kan
Roy
Dole
Watergate Committee
Senate Committee
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
W. C. Simons
the World Conmpany
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
U.S. Prestige
John Cunniff
New York Stock Exchange
Iceland
Great Britain
Rome
White House
Washington
Daily Telegraph
London
U. S
America
Communist Party of
Italy
Russia
Fiat
Old Home Town
Frank Sullivan
Kansas Department of the American Legion
Salina
Sullivan
Kansas Insurance
Elmer Schaake
Lawrence High
Portsmouth
Ohio
Portsmouth Spartans
Jesus
Art Buchwald
Douglas County Juvenile Court
Children’s Hour
Public Broadcasting Service
Watergate
PBS
Jim Lehrer
Peter Kaye
National Public Affairs Center For Television
Washington, D.C
Rep
Connery
Sean Connery
Diane Cilento
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