Indian Leader Seeks to Bring Foes to Knees
Calcutta AP report says India’s army and air force struck East Pakistan to force surrender of about 80 000 Pakistani troops. Lt Gen Jagjit Aurora said jets hit airports to cripple the Pakistani air force as troops and tanks pushed across the border near Byr a hill i and Agartala. He warned of possible Chinese intervention and said his aim is to compel surrender up to Dacca while avoiding unnecessary damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
East Pakistan
Jagit Singh Aurora
Boyra
Hilli
Agartala
Aurora
China
Soviet Union
India
Dacca
East
Pakistan
Lahore
Karachi
Rawalpindi
Jessore
Strinagar
Srinagar
Kashmir
Recital by KU student Elizabeth Roeder Stella scheduled
Mrs Elizabeth Roeder Stella a Kansas University graduate student from Burlington will perform works by Bach Beethoven Bartok and Brahms in a public recital at 8 p m Thursday in Swarthout Recital Hall The recital fulfills part of the master of music degree requirements Stella earned the bachelor of music degree from KU in 1969 and is a Burlington native
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Roeder Stella
Kansas University
Burlington
Swarthout Recital Hall
Bach
Beethoven
Bartok
Brahms
Stella
Correction of three vehicle collision report at 19th and Ousdahl
An error in a previous Journal-World report is corrected about a Wednesday night crash at 19th and Ousdahl. Nancy S. Culver and Michael R. Lipman were driving the first two cars. Lipman’s car crossed the curb and hit a third vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
19Th
Ousdahl
Nancy S. Culver
Minn
Michael R. Lipman
Lawrence
Lipman
Journal-World
Culver
Card-Playing Fundraisers Near Goal At KU Event
Project Santa by Alpha Chi Omega and Acacia at Kansas University aimed to raise 1000 dollars for the Lawrence Christmas Bureau KU Medical Center Burn Unit and the Emergency Service Council of Douglas County. By mid morning they stood about 90 dollars short with a 123 hour charity card marathon at Hillcrest Shopping Center and a final total days away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Acacia Fraternity
Kansas University
Hillcrest Shopping Center
Lawrence
KU Medical Center
Emergency Service Council
Douglas County
Ken Harwood
Tulsa
Okla
Harwood
Astronaut John Young Weds TRW Secretary in Quiet Ceremony
Space Center Houston reports astronaut John Young, commander of the upcoming Apollo 16 mission, married Susy Feldman of TRW in Acapulco about a month ago. He says he was divorced five months earlier from his first wife, Barbara, and his two children reside with him in Jacksonville, Florida. She had no prior marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Sandy
John
Young
Hospital Seventh Dismissals Births Notice Named
A hospital seventh lists Joe Coleman Alvin Parker George Gosling Mrs Laura Roper Marvin Lipp Joseph Clark in dismissals Lloyd Wilkinson Kenneth Weeks Jami Goodard LaVonne Moncries Carol Bracciano Delaverne Webster and others. Birth announces Mr and Mrs James Hardy Perry a boy today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Coleman
Maverick Ln
Alvin Parker
Ark
George Gosling
Tonganoxie
Laura Roper
Haskell Ave
Marvin Lipp
Rt. 1
Joseph Clark
Lloyd Wilkinson
Ottawa
Kenneth Weeks
Jami Goodard
LaVonne Moncries
Sunflower
Carol Bracciano
W. Ninth
Delaverne Webster
Rockledge Rd
Joe Namath Jets star with 102 TD passes in six seasons
Joe Namath of the New York Jets has thrown 102 touchdown passes in six seasons and has suffered 116 interceptions, highlighting his prolific scoring yet high turnover rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Dole Urges Fair Chance For Earl Butz At Republican Dinner
Senator Bob Dole urged giving Secretary Earl Butz a chance to prove himself and not be judged hastily. He spoke to about 1,100 at a $100-a-plate Kansas Republican fund raiser in Wichita, noting Nixon and Agnew as likely ticket choices and predicting a tough 1972 campaign. Former Senator Frank Carlson urged electing a governor who will work with lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Earl Butz
Bob Dole
Brian
Butz
Dole
Nixon
Spiro Agnew
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Kansas
Frank Carlson
Butz Jumps Into Task Buying Plentiful Corn
Washington AP Secretary Earl L. Butz announced the government will buy an undetermined amount of corn after a crop larger than 5.5 billion bushels reduced prices. He cited farmers reacting to corn blight and noted other tools like loan programs and Soviet sales to absorb excess corn. Senator Jack Miller called the move good news for Corn Belt farmers and Nixon’s promised farm aid. Corn traded last week around 1.05 to 1.10 dollars per bushel. the government guarantees 1.35 dollars per bushel on half the acreage with the rest market dependent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Jack Miller
Iowa
GOP
Agriculture Committee
Nixon
Democracy In Turkey Faces Crisis After Premier Resigns
ANKARA AP Turkey's parliamentary democracy hung in the balance as premier Nihat Erim resigned after 14 technocrat ministers quit. President Sunay accepted the resignation after a two hour meeting with Gen Memduh Tagmac as military leaders threatened radical reforms and placed forces on alert. Erim had ruled seven months implementing generals demands. The note about Titusville oil is unrelated to Turkey's crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ankara
Turkey
Nihat Erim
Erim
Cevdet Sunay
Sunay
Memduh Tagmac
Suleyman Demirel
Demirel
Kansas traffic deaths log for December 1, 1971
Topeka AP reports Kansas traffic deaths for the 24 hours ending 9 am Saturday in December. The 1971 tally shows 626 fatalities compared with 605 in the same period of 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Print Exhibit Opens Sunday at Kansas Union Gallery
Hight seniors in the printmaking workshop at Kansas University organize an exhibition opening at 1 p.m. Sunday in the Kansas Union Gallery. Thirty six prints and drawings were chosen by a three judge panel Jim Evans Topeka junior Linda Sorenson Omaha Neb senior and Peter Thompson associate professor of painting and sculpture from 117 student entries. The show includes etching engravings lithographs silk screen prints and various drawings. Eight senior printmaking majors helped plan the exhibit including Elsa Gilliam Sherree Sparks and Sheri Rieth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Kansas Union Gallery
Jim Evans
Topeka
Linda Sorenson
Omaha
Neb
Peter Thompson
Elsa Gilliam
Stratford
Sherree Sparks
Tenn
Sheri Rieth
Glacier
Indian Air Strikes Hit 12 Airfields Amid Kashmir Tensions
Fighting flared with strikes on at least 12 Indian airfields as Pakistan attacks continued through the night. New Delhi, East and West Pakistan were blacked out. flights were suspended. Pakistan claims retaliation for Indian advances as hostilities began near noon at an unidentified border post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
New Delhi
East
West Pakistan
Agar
Taj Mahal
Pakistan
Rawalpindi
Three Treated In Pike Crash
Three Kansas City residents were treated and released at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a one car accident on the Kansas Turnpike. The 1967 car driven by Phillip Brown traveled westbound at milepost 26.4 veering off and striking a guard cable north of the road in Douglas County. Damage was about 550 dollars with no charges filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Kansas Turnpike
Phillip Brown
Kansas City
Kan
Linda Briggs
Debra Briggs
Turnpike Authority
Wichita
Lawrence
Douglas County
Death of Eudora woman E Viola Lamb at 84
Mrs E Viola Lamb 84 of Eudora died Friday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Monday at Brumback Funeral Home Stockton Missouri with burial in Liberty Cemetery. Survived by daughter Floy McCoy Eudora son Bernice Stockton and three grandchildren. Warren Mortuary Lawrence in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora
E. Viola Lamb
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Brumback Funeral Home
Stockton
Liberty Cemetery
Warren Mortuary
Lawrence
Whaling Remains Big Business in Japan and the Soviet Union
Whaling continues as a major industry in both Japan and the Soviet Union, highlighting the countries' ongoing reliance on marine mammals for economic and industrial activity. The piece notes production scales, export roles, and policy debates shaping hunting practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Soviet Union
Solons to Look At Ways to Use Parsons Plant
Washington AP The Defense Department order stopping production at the Kansas Army Ammunition Plant Parsons due to workload cuts affects about 1300 workers. Senators Pearson and Dole and Rep Skubitz urge ongoing work sharing and request DOE support to shift Parsons into peacetime production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solons
Parsons
Washington
Defense Department
Kansas Army
Kan
James Pearson
Bob Dole
Joe Skubitz
Kansas
KU Considers Expanded Practical Psychology and Law Programs
KU officials discuss adding work study style psychology opportunities and expanding clinical law programs at the university level. Dean Martin Dickinson notes finals remain common in law education and increasingly paired with papers to simulate legal work.
Notice of Suit for Absolute Divorce in Douglas County
The State of Kansas to Donald J Gibson and others in Douglas County District Court. Bette Su Gibson petitions for absolute divorce equitable division of property restoration of maiden name and other relief. Respondent to plead by January 7 1972 at the Lawrence court. failure cited. Filing attorney address Massachusetts Street Lawrence KS 66044.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
District Court
Douglas County
Kansas
Bette Su Gibson
Donald J. Gibson
State of
Douglas County District Court
Bette Lu Gibson
Lawrence
Kansayg
Riling & Bulkhead
Massachusetts Street
Public Sale of New Merchandise and Freight Damaged Goods
Auction at 6:30 on Monday December 6 on Highway 94 Topeka features overstocked discontinued bankrupt items. Furniture cookware toys bicycles unicycles games dolls and more. Free door prize. Konser and Carlson auctioneers terms cash or approved check not responsible for accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway
Topeka
Konser
Carlson
Card of Thanks for Dad and Grandfather Breithaupt
The Breithaupt children and families thank friends neighbors relatives nurses on first floor at hospital and Rev. Lehman for kindness shown after the loss of our dear Dad and Grandfather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital
Rev
Lehman
Breithaupt
Classified Ad Rates and Deadlines Notice
Local ad rates listed for four line or less ads with two tier pricing and per line charges for longer ads. Additional deadlines include copy deadlines for day-before publication and outside trade area word charges. Deadlines noted as 10 30 a m and 3 00 p m with cancellation by 9 30 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Trade
Multiple local ads feature homes cars and rentals in Mitchell
Local classified listings in Mitchell highlight 3 bed homes with amenities at 200 down, a near new duplex at 25 000, several rentals around 843 area, a 1968 Volkswagen Squareback for 1450, 1971 Skylark with low miles, and various pets and services. Includes real estate, autos, furniture, and employment ads through 843 exchanges.
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Mitchell
Mass
Proctor
Ben Franklin
Agency Choice Duplex
Choice South
Thane
Bob Pephens
Iris Aller
Furn
Apt
Country Club
Neerfield School
Boyd White
Ken Callicott
McGrew Real Estate
Kentucky
Volkswagen
Jr. High & Elementary
Indian Hills
Terry Platz
Esther Corbett
Kentucky i
Irene
Ousdahl Rd
Bay Bay
Anniversary Furniture Sale Offers Big Discounts
Special weekly sale features 6 piece chrome pedestal dinette set with four swivel chairs for 189.90 and a 12 piece Bassett dining set now 699.50. Spanish pecan dining suite, 90 day free interest on 300 or more. bank financing available. free delivery. Also lists numerous cars, rentals, and other ads from a Lawrence Kansas outlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broken Arrow School
Call Bay Real State
Ramada Inn
Ben Hogan
Don Theno
Bank Americard & Master
Bank Americard Welecomed
Deliv
R&h
Pw. & Air
Ford
Power & Air
Pwr-Air
Pwr
Chevy
GMC
Metro
New Hampshire
Crystal Motors
Util
Sali
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L&m
Afghanistan
LI West
Bhutan
Bay of Bengal
Burma
Powderkeg
West
Santa
Astro Young
James Hardy
Perry
Federal Sporting Ammunition
Shurfine
AG Grocers
Minnesota
Titusville, Pa
Pike
Mrs
Antioch College
Ohio
Martin Dickinson
KU Law School
LAW Sccool
Dickinson
Law School
Lansing
Leavenworth
Legal Aid
Prof. Baumgarter
The
OPEL
A.C
Bath
Tudora
Sm. Furn
Baldwin
BUICK
Skylark
P.S
P.L
BIG Selection
Ben Franklin Store
Roth
Ent
Olds
Malonee Mobile
Hiway
Museum Or Natural History
Seat
Prairie Meadows
S.16
Santa Fe
Downtown
ST Bernards
J. L. Wisler
Mont Blue St. Bernards
Furn Housi
Pontiac
AKC
Neil Burnett
Michigan
J .West Feed Co
James N. Keating
B.R. Duplex
Perry Ks
America
Duckwalls
Hillcrest
Peeter Cousins
Mooney's McLouth
Collies
Tonga
6Th & Mass
Todd Mobile Homes
7Th Ct
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