U.S. and Britain eye Cambodia talks as peace route
President Johnson and Prime Minister Harold Wilson discussed a possible Cambodia peace conference in Washington. Officials said the idea requires careful assessment, with June talks expected on British economic policy and a broader international monetary system. Wilson praised Johnson's Vietnam stance and proposed unity, while noting Britain cannot boost aid to Saigon due to other commitments. The Cambodian proposal will be studied further.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Cambodia
Viet Nam
Johnson
Harold Wilson
U.S
Southeast Asia
Wilson
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
John T. Connor
Fowler
James Callaghan
Redollar
Pound
White House
Dean Rusk
George Thomson
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Malaysia
Middle East
Weather and records loom at KU Relays with brisk winds
Winds hampered events at the Kansas Relays as Wichita East star J W Johnson tied the 120 yard high hurdles mark. Randy Matson of Texas A and M planned to join Saturday with a world shot put attempt. Jim Ryan of Wichita East eyed the relays mile mark as preliminaries proceed with forecasts for cooler Saturday.
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J. W. Johnson
Wichita East High Star
Henry Wiebe
Newton
Dan Harper
Junction City
Oklahoma State
Randy Matson
Texas A & M
Meet
Bill East
Matson
Texas
Gtr Tucker
St-Dlet
Gary Fotsom
Wyandotte
Weith Christenson
Frank Hubbard
Yates Center
Broad
Angelo Hewitt
Steve Bertholf
Wichita South
Tiurnel Davis
Strainer
Richard Steele
Topeka
Pletoo
Lares Castleherey
Lajuana
Don Riis
Oklahoma
Phil Mulkey
Steve Rogers
Kansas State
Kselly Arvesta
Lincols
Hils
Joly Wwierserae
Jaark Peeboy
Youth Battles Permit Change in Kansas Driving Rules
Gene Beatty 17, leader of the Kansas Teen Age Traffic Safety Association, opposes a liberalizing bill on teen driving. The measure keeps 16 as the unrestricted license age, allows 14 and 15-year-olds restricted driving from 5 am to midnight, and ends some restrictions for younger teens. Beatty vows to continue pushing Gov. Avery to veto or modify the bill.
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Wichita
Kan
Gene Beatty
Kansas
Beatty
Sust
Avery
Bank Promotions at Douglas County State Bank
George Clem announces two promotions at Douglas County State Bank. Joseph R. Kelly moves from assistant cashier to cashier and Russell Watkins from assistant vice president to vice president after a quarterly board meeting held Wednesday evening.
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Douglas County State Bank
9Th
Joseph R. Kelly
Russell Watkins
George Clem
Douglas County State
Insufficient Postage Surprises Unwary Taxpayers
Pittsburg Kansas AP reports many taxpayers who mailed by the deadline will face penalties for insufficient postage. Envelopes go to IRS in Wichita or state tax office in Topeka, then returned as late. IRS penalty starts at five percent of tax due for the first month and increases monthly, plus up to six percent per year.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Roscoe Gilliland
Gilliland
Internal Revenue Service
Wichita
State Tax Office
Topeka
IRS
Lodge Stops in Hawaii Before Vietnam Talks
Henry Cabot Lodge former U S ambassador to South Vietnam arrives in Honolulu for an overnight stay before heading to discuss the Vietnamese question with friendly nations He departs for New Zealand Adm U S Grant Sharp meets him at Hickam Air Force Base no comment to newsmen on arrival
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Honolulu
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
South Viet Nam
New Zealand
Hickam Air Force Base
U.S. Grant Sharp
Pacific
King Arthur Held Tournaments Near Westminster Abbey
A historical note claims King Arthur hosted tournaments in the vicinity of Westminster Abbey, tying legendary chivalry to a landmark in London. The reference blends folklore with medieval narrative, reflecting enduring medieval British lore.
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Arthur
Westminster Abbey
Parking Lot Opens for Easter Shoppers in Lawrence
City Manager Ray Wells announces a 136 car parking facility in downtown Lawrence opened to aid Easter shoppers. The parking shop ping complex will close next week for painting of stall markers after the asphalt surfacing is completed.
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Ray Wells
Large Gains Reported For Stores in District
AP reports department store sales in the 10th federal reserve district rose overall last week versus the prior year with Easter dates shifting. St. Joseph led gains at 19 percent. four week figures show a 4 percent drop and yearly totals are up 1 percent. Wichita Joplin and Kansas City areas posted varied weekly and monthly results.
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Kansas City
Federal Reserve District
St. Joseph
Wichita
Joplin
Greater
Downtown
District
Metiber Oft National Seheeted Atar Hieditns
Funeral notices report from Pu-didd Nely as the community mourns a local figure with a private burial service and public condolences. The event reflects the town’s customs and honors the deceased’s contributions to local life.
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Metiber
Atar- Hieditns
Uuiasey Puneral
Pu-didd
Nely
School board trims proposed teacher pay raises
The Lawrence board raised the salary schedule by 100 per year for bachelor’s degree teachers and 200 for master’s degree teachers. It then cut the LEA and administrator committee’s recommended increases to 200 and 300 respectively, after the initial higher request from teachers.
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Lawrence Education Association
LEA
Play Scheduled Tonight at First Presbyterian Church
The play Construction by Ralph Stone will be presented at 7 30 tonight at First Presbyterian Church at 9th and Sts. The cast includes senior high school actors. Directors are Mrs Maynard Strothmann and Gail Beggs with staging help from Dr Jed Davis.
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Ralph’ Stone
First Presbyterian Church
9Th
St. Sts
Maynard Strothmann
Gail Beggs
Jed Davis
New Marxist Party Forming in New York City
The New Marxist movement, tied to the Progressive Labor Movement, plans a closed convention at the Hotel Albert in Harlem to form a new U.S. Communist party aligned with the Chinese line. Leaders Milton Rosen Morton Scheer William Epton face past charges and arrests, while the group denounces the U.S. government as the most hated tyrant.
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NEW York
U.S. Communist Party
New York Times
Progressive Labor Movement
Daily News
Harlem
William Epton
the Times
Milton Rosen
Morton Scheer
Communist Party of the
U.S.A
Nazi Germany
Christians Pause For Good Friday Observances Worldwide
Christians worldwide observe Good Friday remembering Christ's death as Jews begin Passover. Pilgrims crowd Jerusalem's Holy Sepulcher and Calvary paths while Rome's Pope Paul VI leads prayers with revised text to remove harsh references to non Christians.
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Egypt
Rome
Holy Land
Jerusalem
Jordan
Church of the Holy Sepulcher
Calvary
Old Jerusalem
Paul VI
Costly Light May Be Idle At D C Site
Washington AP reports the Rayburn House Office Building's legislative call system revision cost 96650 and pool fittings 512954, part of rising costs nearing 90 million dollars. The seventh light signals House session. sixth signals Senate morning hour, which may never occur.
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D.C
Washington
Rayburn House
Capitol
House
Senate
Congressional
House Chamber
Rayburn
New Principal Named At School in Baldwin
Charles Mansfield of Claflin will be Baldwin High School principal next year replacing Donnie Clodfelter who moves to Pretty Prairie High School. Mansfield is Baker University alumnus and a current Claflin basketball and track coach. He will finish a master's degree and seek administrative certification at Kansas University this summer.
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Charles Mansfield
Claflin
Baldwin High School
Donnie Clodfelter
Clodfelter
Pretty Prairie High School
Mansfield
Baker University
Baldwin
Kansas University
KU Engineering Exposition Showcases Space, Rockets, and Exhibits
Thousands visit the KU Engineering Expo featuring a 40 foot slide rule and a 30 foot triangular rule, 12 student exhibits, five faculty exhibits, and four from outside groups. Highlights include a 50 thousand dollar wind tunnel, a 10,000 volt reactor, a Bell Labs laser, an Honest John rocket from Fort Riley, and a Gemini film. About 20,000 attendees expected from Topeka and Kansas City. events include The Marriage of Figaro premieres and a Relays parade led by Gov. William Avery.
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Gineering Fraternity
Theta Tau
Lawrence
American Institute of Astronautics
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Fort Riley
McDonnell Aircraft
Topeka
Kansas City
Sam Love
Pittsburg
University Theatre
KU Theater
School of Fine Arts
Norman Abelson
William Avery
Law Day
Green Hall
Holiday Inn
Robert Sonderholm
Kansas Union
Hoch Auditorium
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