Nixon in Warsaw as bombs hit Tehran and Iran trip ends
President Nixon arrives in Warsaw to discuss trade and aid with Poland’s Edward Gierek while Tehran endures a wave of bombs injuring a U.S. general and a Iranian woman. White House says attacks not aimed at the President.
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Nixon
Poland
Communist Party
Edward Gierek
Soviet Bloc
Tehran
Iran
White House
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Washington
Gierek
U.S
William P. Rogers
Stefan Olszowski
Piotr Jaroziewicz
Wilanow
Ronald L. Ziegler
Baghdad
Reza Shah
Harold L. Price
U.S. Information Service
Pepsi-Cola
Iminco
Liberals Clash Over Subversive Bill Pass in House
The House approved a bill by 226 to 105 to empower a federal internal security board to hear cases and assess loyalty for civil service admission or retention. Opponents warned the measure could chill free speech and loosen standards, arguing it delegates broad power to the president.
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Washington
House
Senate
Subversive Activities Control Board
Federal Internal Security Board
Don Edwards
D-Calif
Shoe School Found Costly in Kansas
Robert Bechholdt faces a $10,000 license fine for Kansas State School of Horseshoeing in Girard, Kan. He says he cannot afford the penalty or bond requirements, while Paul Reed of the State Department of Education says compliance is expected. The story also notes a July draft callup of 7,200 men through lottery numbers 1 through 50.
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Girard, Kan
Robert Bechholdt
Kansas
Paul Reed
State Department of Education
Topeka
Bechholdt
Washington
Selective Service
Baker Freed From Allenwood Prison Camp
Bob Baker, once a Senate Democrat aide and confidant to power brokers, will be released Thursday from the federal prison camp at Allenwood, Pennsylvania. He served 16 months and 17 days for tax evasion grand larceny and related crimes. Baker rose from an errand runner page to a law student and influential adviser, earning far more than his $19,600 Senate pay through motel vending machine interests insurance real estate ventures a travel agency and his law firm.
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Washington
Bobby Baker
Senate
Allenwood
Baker
Senate Democrats
Students Translate Books for Rural Mexican Learners
Chanute High School Spanish students under John Watson translated children’s books into Spanish for use in a remote Mexican farming area eight miles over a mountain trail from the nearest school. More than 50 people, including adults, are learning reading and writing Spanish from the dittoed booklets. The class plans to continue the project and possibly visit Mexico next summer.
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Chanute High School
John Watson
Mexico
Carol Davis
S. Wilson
Davis
Connie, Jimenez, Humboldt
Watson
Jimenez
S. Allen
Jeanine Burkman
S. Highland
Susan Gorton
Diane Greene
S. Steuben
Vickie Reed
N. Central
Debbie Thuston
N. Washington
Greg Wilson
Bail system denounced at Norman Human Relations Seminar
Norman Oklahoma. Speakers including Dan Johnston of Des Moines urged reform of the bail bond system saying it harms defendants and justice. A judge proposed a point based release review showing high appearance rates and shifting control from bondsmen to judges.
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Norman
Okla
California
Des Moines
Iowa
Dan Johnston
Intercepted Letter From Ozarks Discusses AR Kansas Ties
A terse intercepted note addresses Cha about a discussion on the Ozarks figure and mentions Arkansas and Kansas. The writer affirms rural identity while rejecting hillbilly stereotypes in a brief closing.
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Ozarks
Kansas
Varied Opinions Emerge On Consolidation Issue
In Topeka Kansas AP Larry Payne urges a Wyandotte County pilot project to study city county consolidation. Opposition from Overland Park Westwood and Johnson County leaders cites loss of local voice while Shawnee and Wichita officials weigh positions ahead of legislative recommendations.
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Topeka
Kan
Larry Payne
Kansas City
Richard Walsh
Kansas
Wyandotte
Payne
Special Legislative Committee
Wyandotte County
Johnson
Sedgwick
Shawnee
Wichita
Johnson County
Dick Landtiser
Overland Park
Dennis
George Schnellbacher
Sue Hiett
Elton Parsons
Norman Gaar
R-Westwood
Police Course Scheduled in Chanute July
Forty law enforcement officers will attend a traffic investigation and reporting course in Chanute from July 9 through 21. Police Chief Lige Matlock coordinates housing at Tioga Hotel and classes at Neosho County Community Junior College with instruction from Central Missouri State College Warrensburg. Tuition is paid by the federal government. Officers include Vernon Shultz Floyd Reynolds Kenneth Stroup and Sheriff David Kern with participants from Kansas City Lawrence and Leavenworth. Matlock will teach part of the course and demonstrations occur in the junior college parking lot. Kansas Highway Commission cooperates. Central Missouri provides instructors.
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Lige Matlock
Tioga Hotel
Neosho County Community Junior College
Central Missouri State College
Warrensburg
Matlock
Vernon Shultz
Floyd Reynolds
Kenneth Stroup
David Kern
Kansas
Kansas City
Lawrence
Leavenworth
Kansas Highway Commission
Central Missouri
Traffic Institute
New VP for First National Bank Hire
The First National Bank announces Lanny Jackson as vice president of loans and operations and farm loan representative. Jackson, ex banker in Newton and Wichita, will move to Chanute with his wife Lois and three sons aged 9 11 and 12.
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First National Bank
Lanny Jackson
Jackson
Newton
Wichita
Lois
Chanute
Area Forecast Sees Warmth Ahead With Clearing Skies
Winds turn southerly five to fifteen mph tonight as conditions stay fair and warmer. Lows reach the low to mid 50s with highs Thursday in the upper 70s to low 80s. Precipitation chances near zero percent through Thursday.
Englishman Seeks One Roof For Family And Mistress
Ray Stanley a 46 year old Leamington Spa garbage collector asks council to finance a subsidized larger home so he can house his wife Lillian and their four children along with his mistress Pat Higgins and their two children under one roof. Stanley says the plan would ease time and money strain and his wife supports the idea. Higgins backs the plan and a housing committee official says the request will be considered on its merits.
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Leamington Spa
England
Ray Stanley
Stanley
Pat Higgins
Sheila
Christopher
Lillian
Area urged to shed hillbilly image in Ozark region
Pittsburg Kansas area officials adopt a shopping center approach to recreation. Deputy director Jim Edwards of the Ozark Regional Commission urges southeast Kansas and neighboring Missouri areas to abandon the hillbilly label so attractions draw visitors.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Jim Edwards
Ozark Regional Commission
Kansas
Missouri
Hard Tomatoes Hard Times Sees Research Serving Corporates
A public interest study by the Agribusiness Accountability Project says land grant research favors corporate boardrooms over displaced farm workers and consumer needs. It notes federal funds went to mechanization on large farms while rural housing, food safety, and migrant poverty were neglected.
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Washington
Agribusiness Accountability Project
Ralph Nader
United States Rejects Renewed Paris Peace Talk Appeals
Paris AP U S rejected renewed appeals by North Vietnam and the Viet Cong to resume talks. A U S spokesman said notes were sent this morning stating the other side had not shown serious interest in discussing substantive matters.
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Paris
United States
North Vietnam
U.S
NATO NATO Pact Talks Open Path to East West Talks
The United States and NATO allies reached a compromise at their spring foreign ministers meeting in Bonn. They agreed that military measures to bolster confidence and stability between Soviet and Western forces could be discussed at the 35 nation Europe conference that Nixon and the Soviet leaders want held next year. Secretary Rogers announced in Moscow the accord, signaling progress toward East West cooperation.
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Europe
Nixon
NATO
William P. Rogers
Moscow
Davis Trial Ends as Last Witness Refuses to Testify
In San Jose California the Angela Davis trial closes its testimony after Lester Jackson the father of George and Jonathan Jackson refuses to testify as a rebuttal witness. Final arguments were to begin with a verdict likely by week’s end or possibly Monday.
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San Jose
Calif
Angela Davis
George
Jonathan Jackson
Lester Jackson
Supreme Court May Need Quick Pace to Finish Docket
The Supreme Court warned it must speed up to finish work by July with 66 argued cases remaining. Tuesday delivered opinions in five cases, none major, including a shrimp vein-removal patent ruling. Key issues pending include death penalty legality, antitrust exemption for baseball, and warrantless wiretapping of domestic subversives.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Humphrey Apologizes Over McGovern Tax Plan Remark
In Los Angeles AP reports Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey apologized for calling Sen. George McGovern's tax plan "a fool." Both frontrunners rejected Wallace as a running mate. The second Democratic debate was milder than the first, centering on McGovern's tax and defense proposals.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
George McGovern
Alabama
George C. Wallace
McGovern
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