Nixon to Moscow summit linked to China trip
President Nixon announced a Moscow summit in the second half of May after his China visit. He said the talks, with Brezhnev and Kosygin, aim to improve bilateral relations and advance universal peace, with Rogers and Kissinger joining him.
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Eight-Item City Agenda for City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will meet at 7 30 tonight in the Memorial Building after delaying from Monday for Columbus Day. Eight items are listed including a Safari Golf Course hearing over a water line to Safari Industrial Park, ILC revenue bond ordinance, 675000 water revenue bonds, demolition of dangerous structures, a charter ordinance on public improvements without vote, and three policy resolutions on contracts without orders, street maintenance petitions, and United Fund payroll deductions.
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Regional Kayettes and Kays hold Humboldt conference
About 400 students from southeast Kansas attended the regional Kayettes and Kays conference in Humboldt. Mary Maude Moore of Monterey Park California surprised attendees with a rendition of You'll Never Walk Alone as the event opened.
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Topeka
Miss Moore
Exercise deaths rise in ISEN area field drills
Four Americans and two Germans died while 102 were injured during NATO field exercises in ISEN Germany. The U S Army blamed 44 incidents mainly vehicle mishaps and a helicopter crash. Soldiers included Rickey Collins and Gary D Johnson from Kansas units. Jerome S Ryan Jr. died in a track recovery vehicle incident. Maj Gen Edward M Flanagan Jr said reinforcement of U S forces in Europe is strategically unavoidable and tactically acceptable as Ref orger III with 37,000 troops unfolds.
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Razorback Parking Protest Spurs City Suit
George E. Mathews of North Little Rock sues Little Rock claiming city parking enforcement during the Sept. 18 Razorback game harmed paying fans. He and 44 others had cars towed from a designated area after the game, with Mathews fined 43 dollars including a 33 dollar witness fee. He seeks an injunction against further harassment and calls for ample staff to direct parking so cars are available after games. The city rents nearby parking at 1 dollar.
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Bell lodged in toddler throat prompts hospital rush
Shad McCue, 16 months old and son of Mr and Mrs Danny McCue of 505 N Forest, was taken to Neosho Memorial Hospital Monday after a bell became lodged in his throat. Police assisted, and doctors removed the bell. He is reported all right with only a slight throat cut.
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Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Delicate Power Play Noted
A clipped remark questions Nixon's grip on government versus a travel agency as an intercepted letter to Cha hints at control dynamics. The line suggests doubt about who governs and the nature of leadership.
Miller says booze crack down helps enforce law at state games
Kansas Attorney General Vern Miller says publicity and security at state college football venues aid enforcement of the ban on drinking on public property. He reports few arrests and notes observers at Kansas and Kansas State games saw little open drinking despite beer presence on hills and in stadiums.
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Purse snatchers chased by Hutchinson woman
A Hutchinson resident chased a carload of purse snatchers about a mile across town after spotting a woman running and shouting that her purse had been stolen. The pursuer secured the vehicle and retrieved a purse not belonging to her, with two men later being questioned by police.
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New York Adopts Immediate Force Policy On Prison Uprisings
The city adopts a policy to move in without negotiation during prison insurrections. Use of force deemed necessary to restore order is authorized, with firearms barred. The plan emphasizes rapid action and minimizes prolonged clashes.
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Dock alliance eyed to halt West Coast shipping
West Coast ports face disruption as Harry Bridges, longshore leader, urges an alliance with striking East and Gulf coast dock workers to shut down virtually all American shipping when the cooling-off period ends. Bridges spoke in The Dispatcher, ILU official page, Monday.
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Romney orders 7.5 percent HUD staffing cut by June 30
The Washington Post reports Secretary George Romney will trim HUD staff by 1,200 from a 16,000 roster and study cuts up to 50 percent in other areas. The move follows White House pressure for economy.
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Nixon seeks emergency appeals court for wage price controls
The New York Times reports Nixon will ask Congress to create a Temporary Emergency Court of Appeals to hear wage and price control cases in Phase 2. The tribunal would speed and unify handling of actions from the Pay Board and Price Commission after the 90 day freeze ends November 13.
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Fancy Car Displayed At Cowboy Hall Of Fame Oklahoma City
A $23,000 7000 pound car with silver dollars on the dash is set for display at the Cowboy Hall of Fame. Customized for entertainer Chill Wills it features 760 mounted dollars 12 derringers two front seats and longhorn hood sculpture plus rifles and a $4,000 stereo system and burglar alarm.
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Hall of Fame
Smathers Buys Aerodex Stock After Senate Return
Former senator George A. Smathers, shortly after retirement, bought Aerodex Inc. stock for 20000 while reports say the Miami firm handles large government contracts. The purchase follows Smathers' past efforts to avert cancellation of an Air Force contract to overhaul 157 jet engines.
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