Chou Enlai Pledges Steady China US Ties at Dinner
Premier Chou Enlai pledged China will work un swervingly for normal relations and friendly contacts with the United States at a dinner in Peking. The meal followed five days of meetings with President Nixon aimed at moving the long process of removing the wall between the two nations.
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Peking
Chou Enlai
China
United States
Nixon
People
Chou
California
Great Wall of China
People’s Republic of China
Mao Tse-tung
Supreme Court Invalidates Vagrancy Laws Nationwide
In a unanimous decision Justice Douglas writes the ruling invalidates Jacksonville Florida ordinances banning common night walkers and those living on wives' earnings. The court says such laws grant police arbitrary arrest powers and offend the Constitution by restricting everyday life and targeting the poor and nonconformists. The area forecast notes partly cloudy conditions and cooler temperatures.
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Supreme Court
Jacksonville
Fla
William O. Douglas
Douglas
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Nine Course Dinner
Intercepted correspondence notes a cordial exchange after a nine course dinner and champagne. The message ends with a brief sign off Yours Nute, suggesting a personal, friendly tone in a social context.
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Cha
Equality of Opportunity Goal of School Financing
Dr. Jerry Steele of District 413 says the equalization bill's value lies in equal educational opportunities, not the proposed $52 million. He notes slim chances of passage without a money plan, but asserts benefits even if funds are limited, including steady property taxes and higher state share. Steele argues Kansas may soon adopt this funding approach.
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Jerry Steele
Kansas
Steele
Residence Bill Advances in Kansas House for Out-of-District Tuition
The Kansas House approved a bill by 92 to 11 to fix a junior college student’s residence for three years after high school graduation to determine out-of-district tuition. The measure moves to the Senate along with other bills on clubs, ambulance services, endangered species protections, and a failed limited branch banking proposal.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas House
Senate
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Jaco
ILC Ready To Move To Safari Industrial Park
ILC Products Inc will relocate from 915 West Cherry to Safari Industrial Park starting Wednesday. Earl De Vries, ILC manager, says the move should finish in about two weeks. Interior work is complete while exterior grading painting and landscaping remain.
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ILC Products, Inc
W. Cherry
Safari Industrial Park
Earl DeVries
ILC
DeVries
Free Flying Kansan lawmakers deny severance tax link
Sixteen Kansas legislators flew to Liberal for Pancake Day on Panhandle Eastern flights. Most knew the trips were provided by the company and said no lobbying occurred. One member, Clarence Love, said the visit changed his view on severance taxes, though others maintained no tax issue was discussed.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Liberal
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co
Kansas House
Kansas Senate
Panhandle Eastern
C.C. Linley
Sast
Liberal Junior Chamber of Commerce
Linley
Shelby Smith
Wichita
House
Ment and Taxation Committee
Clarence Love
Kansas City
Love
Senate
Lloyd Andrews
D-Wichita
John Branchi
Shawnee Mission
Loren Baker
Robert Bennett
Prairie Village
Bill Woodard
Senate Conservation and Natural Resources Committee
Woodard
Dick Williams
R-Pratt
Williams
Healy
Liberal Chamber
Great Britain
U.S
Bob Storey
R-Topeka
Tom van Sickle
R-Fort Scott
PanhandleEastern
van Sickle
Robert Docking
Docking
Ward’s catalogs offered up to 1000 dollars for 1882 83 edition
Montgomery Ward & Co offers up to 1000 dollars for a copy of the 1882 83 fall winter catalog with 590 dollars for the best copy and 501 dollars for other submissions if multiple copies arrive. All copies of the 1882 catalog are reportedly missing from Ward’s files.
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Chicago
Montgomery Ward & Co
Ward
Ward's
Ingersoll Named U S Ambassador to Japan
The Senate confirmed Robert S. Ingersoll, a Chicago businessman, as ambassador to Japan, succeeding Armin Meyer. First National City Bank cut its floating prime rate to 4.3 percent, the lowest in about 12 years, a 1.4 percentage point reduction for top corporate customers, effective Monday.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
Robert S. Ingersoll
U.S
Japan
New York
First National City Bank
Citibank
Senate fails to allow girls as pages in Kansas Senate
In Topeka the Kansas Senate fell three votes short of a two thirds majority needed to allow girls to serve as pages. The House has long included both genders as pages and a similar prohibition on staff desks was previously voted down.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Senate
Kansas House
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Georg Leber
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