Turkish ambassador shot in Paris amid security fears
In Paris, Turkish Ambassador Ismail Erez and his chauffeur were killed as two swarthy gunmen opened fire from a car in the heart of the city. The attack follows the Vienna slaying of Turkey's envoy to Austria Danis Tanaligil, fueling talk of a coordinated international terrorist campaign against Turkish diplomats. Police cordoned the embassy area as officials condemned the assault and Turkish authorities warned of possible further threats.
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Mitchell says Nixon lacked knowledge of mail opening program
Former Attorney General John N. Mitchell testified he was kept in the dark about illegal domestic intelligence and believes Nixon was too. He recalled a 1971 CIA mail covers discussion and said he never received opened mail. Mitchell noted he knew nothing of the Huston plan and urged Nixon to scrap it.
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Udall Warns Wallace Could Lead U.S. to War
Rep Morris Udall of Arizona says President George Wallace would risk war or a renewed cold war with his confrontational stance and rejection of negotiations with Russia and China. Udall states he would not serve with Wallace and expects him to remain a political factor but not the nominee.
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Chanute residents urged to step forward for funded projects
Chanute residents are urged to suggest which project the city should request federal community development funds to complete. A public hearing opens the City Commission meeting at 6 p.m. in the Memorial Building.
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KU Seeks Beer License for Student Union
Kansas University officials expect the first beer to be sold at the KU student union in about three weeks with no plans yet for athletic events. Del Shankel, union director Frank Burge, and other officials discussed procedures after the Kansas Board of Regents approved 3.2 beer on campuses. Burge will apply to the city for a Class A beer license.
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Butz credits grain deal with saving Sinai accord
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz says Soviet dependence on U S grain markets prevented Moscow from undermining the Egyptian Israeli Sinai accord. He calls the U S Kremlin grain pact an agripower tool and a key to future detente beyond oil.
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