Pentagon discloses 102 U.S. deaths on Laos and Cambodia spy missions
The Pentagon confirms 102 Americans killed on covert missions in Laos and Cambodia since 1965 but withholds totals for North Vietnam. Operations code named Daniel Boone ran under SOG with CIA and Green Berets origins, sometimes involving sabotage and abductions, while losses in Laos and Cambodia pre-1970 were not fully tallied.
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Docking Considers Senate Run or Another Term
Gov. Robert Docking says no decisions on his political future are made and he will assess candidacy after the upcoming legislative session. He notes possible U.S. Senate bid against Bob Dole or another term as Kansas governor while criticizing federal price controls.
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Babcock Place Nears Occupancy at Seventeenth and Massachusetts
Babcock Place, a federally built low rent housing project for the elderly at Seventeenth and Massachusetts, should be ready for occupancy in three weeks with final acceptance in two weeks. Notifications of acceptance have been sent to 75 of 120 units while applications continue to be accepted.
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Police Hire Michael O Hall as Patrolman in Lawrence
Michael O Hall aged 23 of 3323 Town joined the Lawrence Police Department Friday as a patrolman. Lt Vernon Harrell announced. Hall is a Higginsville Missouri native who studied at Central Missouri State College Warrensburg for three semesters and most recently worked at Moderngas Inc Rt 3. His wife Patricia works at the Kansas University Traffic and Security Division.
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Kansas University Traffic and Security Division
Nixon Reassigns Bunker and Wife to New State Posts
President Nixon announced new posts for Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker and his wife Carol Laise. Bunker, 79, is named ambassador at large for special assignments after six years in Vietnam. Laise, 45, is nominated as assistant secretary of state for public affairs, a role vacant since Michael Collins resigned. She previously served in Nepal for seven years.
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