North Vietnam replaces top negotiator at Paris talks
Xuan Thuy sends deputy Phan Hien to the Paris peace talks as Thuy is described by officials as slightly undisposed. The move follows U S and Viet Cong exchanges and ongoing questions over Mrs. Nguyen Thi Binh’s seven point peace plan. Habib urges North Vietnam and Viet Cong to clarify ambiguities before negotiations proceed.
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Paris
North Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
David K.E. Bruce
U.S
William J. Porter
Philip Habib
Thuy
Habib
Viet Cong
Nguyen Thi Binh
South Vietnam
United States
Pham Dang Lam
Hanoi
Lam
Mrs. Binh
Lincoln Home to Be Site in Historic Lincoln Legislation
President Nixon will travel to Illinois next Wednesday to sign a bill designating the Lincoln home in Springfield as a national historical site. The act authorizes $2 million to acquire the property and $9.86 million to develop the site, with the signing to take place at the Old Capitol.
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Lincoln
Washington
White House
Nixon
Ilinois
Abraham Lincoln
Old Capitol
Springfield
State of
Tinois
Miller Busts Pot Farmer Near Harper
Atty. Gen. Vern Miller announced the arrest of James Reich in Kingman County for growing marijuana for sale. An undercover agent bought two pounds of processed marijuana from Reich in Harper for 180 dollars, with the money recovered. Sheriff Leighton Trickle said 71 stalks were found in the garden north of Harper, well watered and neatly kept.
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Topeka
Kan
Vern Miller
Harper County
Miller
Kingman County
James Reich
Harper
Reich
Kansas
Leighton Trickle
Trickle
Dog Climbs Tree In Pursuit Of Ottawa Cat
In Ottawa Kansas, a dog named Dolly chased a cat named Tiger up a tree to avoid an eight month old puppy. The cat stayed aloft while the dog found climbing difficult before retreating.
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Ottawa, Kan
Maria
Tina
George M. Gravenstein
Ottawa
Tiger
Dolly
Crime Alert in Lawrence Seeks Tips from Public
Police urge residents of Lawrence to share information about recent crimes. Call the designated tip line to aid investigations and help prevent further incidents. Authorities stress anonymity and prompt reporting to assist detectives.
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Lawrence
Victims Spelled On Telephone Dial Puzzle
A clue notes the digits 42-8467 spell the word VICTIMS on a telephone dial and allows remaining anonymous. The brief offers puzzle help without requiring a name.
Provo Outlaws Wigs in City Schools
Provo Utah officials added a wig ban to the school dress code. The rule requires boys hair to be cut above the eyes ears and collar and prohibits wearing wigs at school.
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Provo
Utah
Corn harvest in Kansas seen strong despite blight risk
Eben Farley of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service says most Kansas corn looks good while blighted fields face problems. State forecasts place the 1971 crop at 104.9 million bushels with about 80 bushels per acre, a record potential in the long view, aided by weekend rain and cool temperatures.
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Douglas County
Eben Farley
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Farley
Federal
Kansas
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Topeka
Secret U.S. Moves in China Reported to Congress
Three scholars testified before the Joint Congressional Economic Committee asserting twenty years of covert U S support for Nationalist forces in mainland China including espionage sabotage and guerrilla actions. They urged permanent end to such activities and discussed implications for Nixon's policy toward China and potential shifts in Taiwan relations.
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Washington
United States
China
Congress
Allen S. Whiting
University of Michigan
Center For Chinese Studies
Jerome A. Cohen
Harvard Law School
Nixon
Peking
John K. Fairbank
Harvard
Whiting
Tibet
Taiwan
Socialists Name Young Ticket For 1972 Presidential Race
The Socialist Workers party announced a 30-year-old woman Linda Jenness of Atlanta and 20-year-old Andrew Pulley of Chicago as their presidential and vice presidential nominees, both under age 35. They urged antiwar rallies and abortion law repeal while promising a socialist agenda amid modest prior vote totals.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Socialist Workers Party
Linda Jenness
Atlanta, Ga
Andrew Pulley
Chicago
Speakers Out Near Compound
Hyannis tour boat operators agreed to mute loudspeakers when passing the Kennedy compound after a Secret Service complaint. An agent said the guide’s remarks about the assassinations of John F. Kennedy and Robert Kennedy carried across the water from a mile offshore.
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Hyannis, Mass
Rose Kennedy
Hyannis Harbor
Kennedy Compound
Secret Service
Samples Move to Kansas Geological Survey Library
Cities Service Oil Company delivers 79 boxes of subsurface data from wells in Kansas Nebraska and eastern Colorado to the Kansas Geological Survey at Kansas University. The Wichita Well Sample Library will house about 5 000 electric well logs 500 log films 50 000 Kansas Scout tickets 3 000 Nebraska Scout tickets and 2 000 plotted drillers logs for geologists access.
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The
Cities Service Oil Company
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Kansas Geological Survey
Kansas University
Wichita Well
Missouri
Former KU Chancellor Wescoe Visits Lawrence Campus
Former Kansas University chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe visited Lawrence on Wednesday with Sterling Drug Co. associates for business and to tour the campus.
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Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Lawrence
Wescoe
Sterling Drug Co
Kansas
Two Booked On Drug Charges In Douglas County
Douglas County Jail reports two overnight bookings on drug charges. Lawrence police arrested Larry McInroy, 19, of 1535 Mass, after a father reported a party with beer and found McInroy leaving a Ky street house. charges include illegal possession of marijuana hashish and LSD with a $1,500 bond. Eldon Duane Witthuhn, 22, Rt. 1, faces LSD possession with a $1,000 bond for a county court appearance, and another marijuana charge from multi city raids. the latter was dismissed after lab tests showed no marijuana. Witthuhn had previously been free on bond awaiting trial.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
Eldon Duane Witthuhn
Rt. 1
Witthuhn
Vern Miller
Ron Kimzey
Larry McInroy
Mass
McInroy
Universe
Aerial spraying ends as VEE fight continues
Aerial spraying along the Texas coast to combat Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis is finished with weather delaying final work in Louisiana. More than nine million acres were sprayed by air and two million by ground teams. Texas reports 91 confirmed horse cases across 12 counties and 61 human VEE cases with 298 suspected.
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Houston
Tex
Texas
A. U.S. Department of Agriculture
Louisiana
Calcasieu
Cameron
Cameron County
State Health Department
Dairy Cows Invade Small Indiana Town
About 40 dairy cows escaped from Arnold Underhill farm in Greensfork Indiana. They trotted a half mile through the town center and down Main Street before volunteers and residents corralled most of them after roughly two hours. No damage reported though officials remained quiet on sanitation.
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Greensfork
Ind
Indiana
Arnold Underhill
Big Four finish three Berlin talks amid new optimism
In Berlin the four ambassadors wrapped three meetings in three days on Berlin issues with a news blackout in force. They plan another session in West Berlin Monday as they review points for possible submission to Washington Moscow London and Paris. Honecker marked anniversary of the Berlin Wall decorations for exemplary operations on Aug 13 1961.
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Berlin
Germany
East Germany
Pyotr Abrasimov
West Berlin
West Germany
Kenneth Rush
Moscow
Communist Fast
Washington
London
Paris
Berlin Wall
Communist Party
Erich Honecker
Yorty Receives Elephant Charm in New Delhi Visit
Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty received a silver sandalwood elephant charm and a key to New Delhi from Mayor Jani Raj Gupta as he continues a world tour. The exchange occurred as Yorty weighs a possible run for the Democratic nomination next year and plans to visit Bangkok next.
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New Delhi
India
Sam Yorty
Los Angeles
Yorty
Jani Raj Gupta
Bangkok
KU Receives $30,811 Grant to Train Social Workers
Kansas University will continue a program to prepare social workers for correctional settings with a $30,811 National Institute of Mental Health grant. Six graduate students will receive traineeships in the program led by Dean Arthur J. Katz of the School for Social Welfare.
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Kansas University
National Institute of Mental Health
Arthur J. Katz
School For Social Welfare
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