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Lyons received numerous awards throughout his career, including the Alfred I. DuPont award in 1964 as the nation's outstanding newscaster, a 1957 George Foster Peabody Award for Broadcasting, the 1959 Richard Lauterbach Civil Liberties award, the 1962 Freedom Foundation Medal, and the Overseas Press Club Citation...
...quiet Wednesday morning in Springfield, Ill., a man walked into Lauterbach's Cottage Hardware Store, grabbed an ax and began swinging. By the time he left, one person was dead and two others were critically injured. Ten days later, police got a call from Bobby Joe Kyle, a patient in the 49-bed psychiatric ward at St. John's Hospital, who claimed that his roommate had confessed to the crime. Unfortunately, Kyle did not know his roommate's name. He asked Nurse Elaine McCall to identify him, but she refused. Reason: McCall believed his name was shielded...
...Steven Lauterbach will work his way through 1½ filing cabinets of letters sent to him by well-wishers and saved by his mother in Dayton. But Lauterbach's father Eugene is unlikely to get his wish: "I hope I never hear the word Iran again...
...predawn hours, the families of the hostages were given the stunning news. Eugene and Margaret Lauterbach of Dayton, Ohio, were jolted awake at 2:30 a.m. by a phone call from a State Department official who filled them in on the botched attempt to rescue their son Steven and the other 49 hostages at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran. The Lauterbachs were dumbfounded. Said Eugene: "The last statement from Washington seemed to indicate that the Administration figured on waiting until the middle of May and would then consider a blockade...
...week, Tom Storke's subjects crowded into the ballroom of the neo-Spanish Santa Barbara Biltmore for a testimonial dinner for their cantankerous king. For his "defense of civil liberties," for being the first to raise an editorial fist against the Birchers. Editor Storke received the Richard E. Lauterbach Award from the Nieman Foundation for Journalism. He heard congratulatory messages from all over the U.S.. among them one from an admirer named John Kennedy (who praised Storke's "sturdy conviction and judgment''). "For 61 years I've been dodging brickbats." said Tom Storke. "Tonight...