USSR Expels Congressman Over Israel Emigration Dinner
Soviet authorities expelled US Representative James H. Scheuer a New York Democrat after he attended a dinner at a Jewish professor seeking emigration to Israel. He was held two hours in Moscow and left for Leningrad. the embassy blamed improper activities as head of a subcommittee led by Brademas.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
U.S
Israel
James H. Scheuer
New York
Leningrad
Scheuer
Georgy Kornyenko
Soviet Foreign Ministry
Kornyenko
House of Representatives
Brademas
Very Cold Conditions Persist With Frigid Saturday Forecast
Area forecast calls for partly cloudy to cloudy and very cold tonight with a low near 5. Saturday should be partly cloudy and cold with a high near 20. A cold wave dropped temperatures to four degrees overnight with today’s FAA-recorded high of 16 and 1 p.m. reading at eight degrees.
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Federal Aviation Administration
Martin Johnson Airport
City records twelve odorant leak calls after reintroduction
City Engineer Floyd Heath reported twelve calls about apparent gas leaks since odorant was reintroduced to the gas system on Monday. Eight meters were serviced. four calls indicated indoor traces of odorant on private property.
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Floyd Heath
Butz Predicts Farm Prices Will Improve By Fall
Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butz told the Kansas Agricultural Convention in Topeka and the Salina Chamber of Commerce that farm prices will rise enough to be no issue in the next presidential campaign. He attacked Democrats over the dock strike, cited losses to farmers, and urged passage of a bill giving the President emergency labor dispute powers. He noted meat prices and beef values and urged larger family farms. Docking and Carlson introduced him to packed audiences.
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Salina, Kan
Earl Butz
Kansas
Butz
Kansas Agricultural Convention
Topeka
Salina Chamber of Commerce
Secretary of Agriculture
Census Bureau
Robert Docking
Salina
Frank Carlson
U. S
Docking
Governor backs KU medical branch at Wichita State
Gov. Robert Docking urged approval for a University of Kansas School of Medicine branch at Wichita State University. The plan aims to boost medical care and education in Kansas and the Midwest, train more doctors, retain physicians locally, and provide economic benefits to Wichita.
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Docking
Wicita
Kan
Robert Docking
University of Kansas School of Medicine
Wichita State University
Kansas
Midwestern United States
Wichita
South High School
EU _ medical school
Wichita State
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
A brief intercepted letter notes that there is little objection to reintroducing the odor in gas lines, closing with a casual sign off Yours.
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Cha
Suit Filed to Block Hughes Biography Publication
Rosemont Enterprises sues in Manhattan Supreme Court seeking to bar publication of an alleged Howard Hughes autobiography. Defendants include McGraw-Hill Time Inc Dell Publishing and author Clifford Irving with a hearing set for Wednesday. Irving claims collaboration with Hughes while a man claiming to be Hughes denied involvement.
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New York
Howard Hughes
Rosemont Enterprises
Nevada
Manhattan
Supreme Court
Hughes
Samuel M. Gold
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co
Time, Inc
Life Magazine
Dell Publishing Co
Clifford Irving
Skubitz Declines Run for Kansas Governor
U.S. Rep. Joe Skubitz announced to Republicans in his 5th District he will not seek the Kansas governor’s race. He plans to run for a sixth term in Congress, citing his seniority and health.
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U.S
Joe Skubitz
Kansas
Congress
Wells
Federal Communications Commissioner
KU Chancellor Chalmers Not Seeking Ohio State Job
An aide says Dr. Laurence Chalmers, KU chancellor, is not seeking the Ohio State University presidency. The Columbus Dispatch listed him and Dr. Willard Boyd as top contenders, but Boyd denied considering other presidencies.
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Lawrence
Kan
Laurence Chalmers
University of Kansas
Ohio State University
Chalmers
Columbus Dispatch
Ohio Post
Willard L. Boyd
University of Iowa
Boyd
Danish King Frederik in Grave Coma, Doctors Say
AP reports King Frederik of Denmark, 72, remains in a deep coma with an extremely grave condition. Doctors say his strength is fading and survival is unlikely, following a morning medical bulletin.
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Copenhagen
Frederik of
Denmark
Kennedy says he will not be a convention delegate this summer
Sen Edward M Kennedy states he will not head a slate of Minnesota Democrats to Miami. He repeats denials of White House ambitions while promising to be active at the Democratic National Convention session in Boston and to avoid any appearance of using delegates for ulterior aims.
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Edward M. Kennedy
White House
Kennedy
Boston
Miami
Flu Epidemic Closes Muskogee Schools. Two Die
In Muskogee Oklahoma flu linked to the deaths of former highway commissioner G Nat Irish and a local dentist. Four Muskogee schools closed as absentee rates rise while officials monitor more closings. A second outbreak near Enid forced Drummond to suspend classes.
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Muskogee, Okla
Oklahoma
G. Nat Irish
Muskogee
Drummond
Enid
Proposed exemption from wage controls for low wage workers
Washington reports the Cost of Living Council may exempt workers earning under 1.90 dollars an hour from wage controls. Pay Board sources say the board was asked for input though the board approval is not required.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
Man seeks renewal for auto repair manual after crash
An Emporia library patron asked to renew an auto repair manual he had checked out. He lacked the book, saying it was in his car, which was damaged in an accident and is in Topeka for repairs.
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Emporia, Kan
Emporia Public Library
Topeka
Midwest Cities Awarded Extra $2 Million in Jobs Aid
Labor secretary J. D. Hodgson announced five Midwest areas will share an extra 2 million under the Emergency Employment Act as fiscal 1971 ends. Wichita Kansas gets 700 thousand, St. Louis Missouri 300 thousand, St. Louis County 600 thousand, Omaha Nebraska 300 thousand, and Waterloo Iowa 100 thousand.
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Kansas City
Midwest
J. D. Hodgson
Wichita
Kan
St. Louis
St. Louis County
Omaha
Neb
Waterloo
Iowa
Pony Express Reopens Trail with POW Letters Rally
Three riders retrace the Pony Express route toward southern California after a mechanical delay in Torrington Wyoming. They will collect prisoner of war issue letters and turn them over to congressmen upon completion in Casper.
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Casper
Wyo
Pony Express
Wyoming
California
Torrington
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