Meetings with families of captured U.S. servicemen expand
Officials from the Pentagon and State Department meet with relatives of more than 1,300 captured U.S. servicemen to reassure them and coordinate help. Sessions planned in San Francisco Los Angeles Phoenix Denver Kansas City McGuire Westover and a southeastern U.S. location. The effort marks a shift from prior policy of silence to public concern and seeks to maintain pressure on North Vietnam for humane treatment.
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Washington
Pentagon
State Department
U.S
Richard G. Capen
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Ariz
Denver
Colo
Kansas City
Guire Air Force Base
N.J
Westover Air Force Base
Mass
United States
Capen
North Vietnam
Dallas
Texas
Laird
Missing minority and business input in Safe Streets agencies
An independent study finds poorer minority groups and private firms largely absent from state planning agencies created under the 48 million Safe Streets Act. Officials from welfare health and manpower agencies connected to crime also show limited participation according to the report released by the study team.
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Washington
Florida
Illinois
Indiana
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Texas
Congress
Barry White 14-year-old to enter Wayne State University
Barry White a 14 year old Detroit prodigy will become the youngest student at Wayne State University this fall. He has a 1 Q 175 genius level score and an Urban Coalition focus. He plans ministry or gynecology, works on Afro-American authors project, holds a scholarship via the Higher Education Opportunities Committee of Detroit. President Keast welcomed him in a brief ceremony.
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Wayne State University
Barry
Martin Luther King Jr
Charlie Brown
Higher Education Opportunities Committee of
Detroit
William Keast
University Life
Billy Graham
Graham
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Ford Motor Co
Faithe Merryal
Oakland Community College
Gregory
Highland Park General Hospital
Washington
Senate Interior Committee
Glen Canyon
Colorado River
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Arizona- Utah
Eisenhower
Royal Family film reveals private life of Queen Elizabeth II
A BBC film titled Royal Family portrays Queen Elizabeth II and the royal household in intimate detail. It covers Windsor Castle, Buckingham Palace, the royal yacht Britannia, and events from Scotland to Brazil and Chile, showing unrehearsed dialogue and daily routines.
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Elizabeth II
Britain
Royal Family
Buckingham Palace
Richard Cawston
British Broadcasting Corp
United States
Canada
Australia
Prince Philip
Prince Charles
Princess Anne
Windsor Castle
Britannia
Scotland
Philip
Brazil
Chile
Fort Scott faces higher 1969-70 operating budget
Increased expenses of about 80 000 are seen in the 1969 70 general operating budget proposed to junior college trustees. The plan lists general operating costs at 428 596 up from 347 939 in 1968 69 with budgets for vocational technical programs and other funds yet to be prepared. Gene Todd, college business manager, says the mill levy for general operations will be about 3.67 mills, up roughly 0.4 mill.
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Yates Center
Red Cross
Virginia Morris
Bill Reed
Pioneer Chapter
National Red Cross
Nebraska
Iowa
North Dakota
Fort Scott
Gene Todd
Todd
Dentist Dr Wiggans joins Garnett practice with Carothers
Dr. William H. Wiggans son of Mr and Mrs W N Wiggans R 1 begins dentistry as an associate of Dr Frank C Carothers in Garnett. He is a Chanute High School graduate with B S and B A degrees from Washburn University and a DDS from the University of Missouri. His wife Carol Shook and their two children Laura and Jeffrey stay with the Shooks while awaiting a new stupex home in Garnett.
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William H. Wiggans
W. N. Wiggans
R. 1
Frank C. Carothers
Garnett
Chanute High School
Washburn University
Topeka
University of Missouri
Carol Shook
Glen Shook
Humboldt
Mrs. Wiggans
Laura
Jeffrey
Shooks
Stupex
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Kansas
Squier
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Wallace Abbey
Clarence Gunckel
Leawood
University of Kansas
Colorado
Fense Melvin R. Laird
Secretary of Defense
San Diego
San Antonio
Ft. Worth
Belgium
Hanii
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Melvin
Urban Coaliion and
Urban American
Howev
Denver Stockyards
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International Association of Chiefs of Police
Justice Department’s
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Virgin Islands
Arizona
California
Pennsylvania
New Mexico
Maine
National League of Cities
League
London
Lindsborg
Julia J. Mingenback Foundation Inc
McPherson
Mingenback Art Center
Bethany College
C. Mingenback
Alliance Insurance Companies of
James R. James
Kansas Supreme Court
William A. Dumars
Supreme Court
Robert T. Price
William Y. Chalfant of
Hutchinson
State Board of Law Examiners
Albert B. Fletcher Jr
Junction City
E. Newton Vickers
State Board of Examiners of Court Reporters
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Methodist
American Baptists
James Forman
Presbyterian Church
Dottie Wellington
the Tribune
Chanute
Dottie
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Jim
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Pat
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