Kissinger Sees Progress Toward Rhodesia Peace Talks
Secretary of State Kissinger reported considerable progress toward black majority rule in Rhodesia after weekend talks with Rhodesia Prime Minister Ian Smith and South Africa Prime Minister John Vorster. Smith and Vorster voiced optimism that the discussions could yield a near-term settlement and a path to full negotiations.
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Lusaka
Zambia
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Rhodesia
South Africa
Pretoria
Salisbury
John Vorster
Ian Smith
Kissinger
Kaunda
Smith
Vorster
Governor relies on SRS report to prevent another fatal case
Topeka Kansas Gov Robert Bennett says he will base actions on the Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services secretary report to prevent a similar murder by a Parsons State Hospital patient. He cites no proven breakdown in transfer procedures and notes no lack of expertise among doctors involved in the Massey case. He also pressures for tighter supervision of patients with violent tendencies and awaits a federal law impact report.
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Topeka
Kan
UPI
Robert Bennett
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Parsons State Hospital
Bennett
SRS
Osawatomie State Hospital
Parsons
Johnny Lee Massey
Massey
Sherri L. Janssen
H.V. Bair
Osawatomie
Kansas University Medical Center
Barr
Robert Harder
Dispatch
Harder
In Lebanon Clash Endangers Sarkis Inauguration
Fighting between Moslem and Christian factions north of Beirut threatens the January 10 inauguration of President elect Elias Sarkis. More than 100 Franjieh loyalists clash with Phalangists near Jounieh, with 82 dead and 105 wounded in 24 hours. The parliament faces dispute over a safe oath site.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Suleiman Franjieh
Elias Sarkis
Franjieh
Jounieh
Tigers
Camille Chamoun
Son
Tony
Sarkis
National Museum
Dramatic advance in lung cancer treatment announced
University of Chicago researchers report a new chemotherapy approach shows promise for lung cancer. In early stage patients 75 percent survive near a year and in more advanced cases 50 percent respond with an average 12.5 months, compared with prior four to six months.
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Golomb
Chicago Daily News
UPI
Governor approves highway safety grants for Neosho Chanute
Governor OKs two highway safety grants for Neosho County Sheriff's Department and Chanute Police Department to fund concentrated traffic safety programs. Sheriff Kern and Chanute Chief Hale named project directors. funds cover salaries, equipment, and uniforms for two to three officer units. Programs administered by Kansas Highway Safety Coordinating Office Topeka to reduce crashes through selective enforcement.
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Robert Bennett
William Richman
Neosho County
Robert M. Bunting
Chanute
Sheriff's Department
David L Kern
Chester Hale
Kansas Highway Safety Coordinating Office
Topeka
Weather Highlights and Forecast For Chanute Area
Partly cloudy and cool this afternoon with highs in the mid to upper 70s. Tonight and Tuesday remain clear to partly cloudy and cool, lows around 50. Tuesday brings highs in the upper 70s with northerly winds 15 to 20 mph easing to light.
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Gene Johnson
S. Wilson
Jayhawk Glass Co
Ranz Motor Co.,Inc
U.S
Casey A ‘Tr
Kansas
Phalangist
Chanute Senior High School
Cindy Huddleston
S. Gretchen
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