Ford urges U S to lead allies from West Point
President Ford told a 849 member U S Military Academy graduation crowd at Michie Stadium that NATO partners need Washington to lead in a unified defense posture and an energy program. He noted NATO unity and urged strong U S leadership to meet peace, energy, and economic challenges.
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West Point
N.Y
UPI
Ford
NATO
Europe
United States
U.S. Military Academy
Anwar Sadat
White House
Michie Stadium
Washington
NCCJC seeks guidance on dues ruling while planning budget
Neosho County Community Junior College trustees, at their Tuesday meeting, asked the Kansas attorney general for clarification on paying dues to groups other than the Kansas Association of School Boards. They planned to withhold payment to the Kansas Association of Community Colleges until clarified. The board also approved athletics participation for Gary R. Peters in 1975-76 and moved to seek rule changes with the Kansas Jayhawk Junior College Conference. They arranged liability insurance with Continental National American and reported 102 summer students with 16 more anticipated, totaling 60 full time equivalent units for budgeting. The meeting included President J C Sanders urging a strong national defense posture and opposition to defense-spending cuts.
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Neosho County
Gary R. Peters
Erie
Coffeyville Community Junior College
Sanders
Chanute teachers file for unemployment benefits
Chanute teachers and other school employees applied at the Job Opportunity Center for unemployment benefits. Howard Bandy of the Pittsburg Job Insurance Office said applications will be scheduled for weeks and that SUA payments may run from 19 to 79 dollars weekly.
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Howard Bandy
Pittsburg
Chanute
Bandy
SUA
Mideast settlement possible Israeli says
Israel reduced Sinai forces ahead of schedule as Defense Minister Shimon Peres said there is a fair chance of resolving the Middle East crisis if Egypt is willing to compromise and negotiate. Kissinger noted conditions for progress but cautioned against expecting immediate gains.
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United Press International
Israel Today
Sinai Desert
Shimon Peres
Middle East
Egypt
Henry Kissinger
Ford
Europe
Washington
Kissinger Party
Salzburg
Austria
Anwar Sadat
Yitzhak Rabin
U.S
United States
Japan
Sinai
Rabin
Suez Canal
Sadat
Peres
Israel
Kissinger
Intercepted Letter to Cha Mentioned in Telegram
Intercepted correspondence shows a letter beginning with Dear Cha and ending with Yours Nute. No additional context or details accompany the fragment.
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Cha
Bryant infant examined at Murray Hill Clinic
Confidence Lasha Bryant ten months old receives attention from Dr. John F. Lance Jr. at the children's diagnostic clinic today sponsored by the Kansas Crippled Children's Commission Southeast Kansas Medical Society and Kansas Society for Crippled Children.
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Lasha Bryant
John F. Lance Jr
Wichita
Children’s Diagnostic Clinic
Murray Hill School
Lasha
Bonnie Bryant
Cherryvale
Kansas Crippled Children’s Commission
Southeast Kansas Medical Society
Kansas Society For Crippled Children
Weather Outlook with Warm Temperatures and Gusty Winds
An area forecast shows partly sunny skies and warm conditions with southerly winds 20 to 35 mph this afternoon. Highs reach upper 80s to mid 90s. Tonight winds shift to the north 15 to 25 mph with cooler lows in the 60s and scattered thunderstorms possible. Thursday remains partly sunny and cooler with highs in the 80s.
Senator Church claims CIA implicated in murder plots
Senator Frank Church criticizes Vice President Rockefeller and the Rockefeller Commission for downplaying CIA misdeeds. He asserts evidence suggests the agency is involved in murder plots and warns disclosures will come. Church cites statements by Rockefeller and Dillon as insufficient absolution.
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Washington
UPI
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Senate Select
Central Intelligence Agency
Church
Nelson A. Rockefeller
CIA
Rockefeller Commission
Rockefeller
Kansas Supreme Court rejects attack on Senate power in appointments
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled that Senate confirmation of executive branch appointments is constitutional, delivering a setback to Assistant Attorney General John Martin and Theis who challenged the power. Gov. Bennett praised the decision, while Senate President Rogers called it a landmark affirmation of legislative checks and balances.
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Topeka, Kan
UPI
Senate
Kansas Supreme Court
John Martin
High Court
Alfred Schroeder
Robert Bennett
Leek
Bennett
Douglas County District Court
Frank Gray
Alex Fromme
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