Senators defend CIA against disbanding calls in Senate
In Washington Senators Proxmire and Goldwater argued against abolishing the CIA. Proxmire warned disbanding could heighten military intelligence influence while Goldwater defended the agency as essential. Senate CIA hearings with Bundy resumed as Church asserted CIA involvement in murder plots.
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UPI
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Barry M. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Central Intelligence Agency
Proxmire
CIA
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Goldwater
McGeorge Bundy
Kennedy
Johnson
Bennett seeks federal loans for storm damaged Kansas towns
Gov. Bennett asked Washington for SBA loans for Cedar Vale and Colby and sought state loans to aid cleanup. He ordered highway crews to Cedarvale for park and cemetery damage and eyed a visit to Goodland to inspect storms. He noted food stamps loss and possible federal disaster declaration while flagging wheat damage and broader recovery needs.
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Washington
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Colby
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Bennett
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Omaha
Agriculture Department
Humboldt man killed in wreck near Stark
A Humboldt man Steven Robert Ludlum 21 died after his 1969 Chevrolet left U S 59 K201 near Stark at 10 25 p m Saturday. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Funeral at St Peter s Lutheran Humboldt. Burial Ellison Cemetery under Price Funeral Home.
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United Press International
the Tribune
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U.S. 59
K201
Highway Patrol
Ludlum
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Washington, Kan
Autry Construction Company
Ludwig Eck
Newton
Eck
Wichita
Craig Walters
Congress faces July 1 deadline with continuing resolution
Congress prepares for a busy month as a continuing resolution limits agency spending to last year or budget figures. The House plans to work through Thursday before a July 8 recess while the Senate stalls on a New Hampshire election and debt limit issue. Emergency bills and money measures for HEW, State, Justice, and other departments dominate the agenda. House leaders expect a potential veto override effort on a Democratic housing bill linked to mortgages and homebuilding.
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UPI
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White House
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Senate
Hampshire
Mike Mansfield
Louis Wyman
John Durkin
Ford
Rain slows wheat harvest in Kansas as storms hit fields
Heavy weekend rains slowed Kansas wheat harvest with Sumner County reporting only about 30 percent completed due to above normal rainfall in May and June. The National Weather Service warned of more wet weather across the state while Goessel logged the state's highest rainfall at 3.80 inches and Goodland saw hail and flash flooding in western areas.
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Kansas
National Weather Service
Sumner County
Kansas Wheat Growers Association
Tom Ostrander
Topeka
Goodland
Dodge City
Goessel
McPherson
Cottonwood Falls
Newton
Florence
Miltonvale
Smith Center
Concordia
Landon predicts Ford victory tied to economy
Alfred M. Landon says President Ford will win next year if the economy improves. The 87 year old former Kansas governor notes Ford’s stability under pressure as a key asset while predicting busing will be a major 1976 campaign issue.
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Topeka
Kan
UPI
Alfred M. Landon
Republican Party
Ford
Roosevelt
Washington
North Vietnamese push to dominate Indochina feared amid Cambodian clashes
U.S. officials report Hanoi and Viet Cong fighting Cambodian forces near the Parrot's Beak and preparing for clashes in Laos. They cite Pathet Lao influence, Chinese advisers aiding Cambodia, and Hanoi's suspected plan for a separate Saigon government before reunification. Officials warn evacuee deaths were reported but not quantified.
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Pathet Lao
Cambodia
South Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
Saigon
Washington
North Vietnam
Intercepted Letter to Chaurya Opens Letters
A fragmentary intercepted note addresses Cha and reassures the recipient that the world is not entirely lost as the sun rises and life continues. The text expresses a calm greeting to the new day.
Area Forecast Warm Humid With Showers Through Tuesday
The forecast calls for variable cloudiness this afternoon through Tuesday with a few periods of showers and thunderstorms. Expect warm, humid conditions with highs in the low to mid 80s and lows in the low to mid 60s. Winds southeast at 10 to 20 mph this afternoon, diminishing tonight.
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