White House urges voluntary fuel allocation leaders to fix flaws
Energy chief John Love told oil executives some show callous disregard for customers under the voluntary allocation plan. He warned that if problems persist, Congress may push mandatory controls. Officials emphasized regions like New England and the Midwest. Love may contact suppliers individually.
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Washington (Ap
White House
John Love
Oil
Love
New England
Upper Midwest
Colorado
Missouri
Interior
Rogers C.B. Morton
Commerce
Frederick B. Dent
Officials Quiet an Effort To Plot Against President
In New Orleans federal and city officials refrain from detailed public comments about a suspected conspiracy to assassinate President Nixon during his visit. Police say evidence is insufficient for charges, while a related case targets Edwin Gaudet, accused of threatening Nixon in a central city drugstore.
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Nixon
Clarence Giarrusso
Giarrusso
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Rivergate Convention Center
Secret Service
Mer
Edwin M. Gaudet
Arroyo Hondo
N.M
Gaudet
KU Enrollment Sees 19 110 Expected As Fall Begins
Kansas University marks enrollment for 19 110 students with seniors and fifth-year students registering first at Allen Fieldhouse. General enrollment and fee payment run Wednesday to Friday, Hoch Auditorium serves as enrollment hub, NAVY ROTC hosts an open house, AURH coffee house activity and Traditions Dance planned, SUA offers free movies in Woodruff Auditorium.
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Allen Fieldhouse
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Hoch Auditorium
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Military Science
Association of University Residence Halls
AURH
Jan Stokes
Cincimnnati
Ohio
Lewis Hall
Templin Hall
Blue Things
Student Union Activities
SUA
Woodruff Auditorium
Kansas Union
Couple Transferred After Kansas City Crash Injuries
A Kansas City area couple Mr. and Mrs. William Parks were moved Monday afternoon from Lawrence Memorial Hospital to a Kansas City area hospital after a three vehicle crash Sunday night on U.S. 24 40 northeast of Lawrence.
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Kan
William Parks
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
U.S
Nixon May Delay Press Conference in California
President Nixon weighs postponing his long awaited California news conference to next week. White House aides say Ziegler will discuss dates today as Nixon and advisers seek more time before facing reporters on Watergate questions at the Western White House stay.
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Calif
Nixon
California
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
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Nia
Ziegler
Gas Supplies Show Increase but May Face Protests
The American Automobile Association reports a seventh weekly rise in gas line supplies with 55 percent of 3,948 stations open normal hours and 43 percent limiting hours. Four percent limit gasoline purchases while protests by gas station operators threaten travel over Labor Day weekend, potentially affecting next two weekends.
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American Automobile Association
AAA
Nixon
Youth Injuries After Collision Claims One Life
Michael T. Robbins, 15, of Oskaloosa, was moved from acute care to floor care at Lawrence Memorial Hospital in good condition after sustaining multiple fractures and internal injuries in a crash last Wednesday. Stanley H. Smith Jr., 16, of Ozawkie, died in the collision with a car driven by Robert S. Braksick of McLouth.
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Oskaloosa
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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Ozawkie
Robert S. Braksick
McLouth
Smith
Fall Injures 19 Year Old at Local Plant
Lloyd Kent of 1221 Pa. was admitted in good condition to Lawrence Memorial Hospital after an industrial fall at the Stokely Van Camp plant 1000 Del. He reportedly fell about 10 feet while working at the facility, according to Lawrence police.
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Lloyd Kent
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Stokely-Van
KU Professor recalls Israel from a year in Tel Aviv
Kansas University professor Peter Dart describes his year in Israel with radarlike vividness. He taught at Tel Aviv University where students include 60 day yearly army reservists and arrived amid a Libyan airliner downing. Dart and his wife collected souvenirs from the crash site while reporting for AP and observed Israeli reactions ranging from pride to distrust of government. The couple conclude Israel faces a long, difficult but likely persistence with lines drawn on occupied land.
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Thao Ma
Dien Bien Phu
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U.S
Phnom Penh
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Pete
Charlotte Dart
Dart
Kansas University
Associated Press
Tel Aviv University
Journal-World Photo
Peter Dart
Radiotelevision Film
Tel Aviv
Sinai Desert
Suez Canal
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Lawrence pledges near 500 from KU fraternities
Nearly 500 men have been pledged by Kansas University fraternities during the summer and fall rush. A list of the pledges appears on Page 6 of today’s Journal-World.
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Kansas University
Journal- World
County Approves Survey Contract for Clinton Blacktop Bridge
Douglas County Commission approves a $2100 contract with Finney and Turnipseed of Topeka to perform field surveys on the Clinton Blacktop bridge over Washington Creek two miles west of U S 59. The survey starts the bridge design phase before Clinton Dam work by the Army Corps of Engineers.
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Clinton Blacktop
Finney and Turnipseed Engineering Consultants
Topeka
Washington Creek
U.S. 59
Dean Sanderson
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Clinton Dam
Sanderson
Split in Kansas American Party sparks registration dispute
The American Party of Kansas faces a schism over whether members should register as party affiliates. Two factions claim control, with The American Party Inc. formed in Abilene during May under state chairman David L. Stallard. Tom Hart of both groups defends ideological aims and party unity while Ray Hall denounces the rival convention as a rump meeting.
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American Party, Inc
Abilene
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Derby
American Party of Kansas
Ray Hall
Andover
Tom Hart
Naismith
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