Pakistani Jets Hit Bombay in Brief Raid
United News of India reports Pakistani fighter jets attacked Bombay on the Arabian Sea coast, lasting under 30 minutes. Civil defense could not assess damage. the raid began at 7 30 p.m. and ended with an all clear at 8 p.m. Bombay, with 5.6 million residents, lies about 500 miles south of West Pakistan.
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UN Advance In Cambodia Ups Air War
North Vietnamese forces push Cambodian troops from Bat Doeung near Phnom Penh. About 50 Cambodians killed or wounded and 150 troops fled. U.S. Navy planes doubling attacks on the Ho Chi Minh trail in Laos as dry season begins. Pacific Fleet carriers Enterprise and Constellation deploy 100 plus planes daily.
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Educational Plight: Journal-World Dedicates Four Pages to State Funding Crisis
The Journal-World publishes a four page special section on the state's financial plight and its threat to Kansas higher education. Officials leaders students and faculty contribute comments beginning on Page 7 and spanning pages 7 through 10.
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China and Russia Split on War at the United Nations
The United States and others weigh asking the UN General Assembly to intervene in the India Pakistan war after Soviet vetoes on cease-fire withdrawal. Huang Hua and Jacob Malik clash over filibustering as Bush signals open options while multiple vetoes and abstentions shape the council’s effort.
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France
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Nixon Declares U S Neutral In India Pakistan Conflict
President Nixon briefed congressional leaders on the India Pakistan clash and affirmed U S neutrality. Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott said the United States seeks only a cease fire and peace, while Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield warned the crisis unsettles the White House.
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County Commission Transfers 500000 to Idle Fund Accounts
Douglas County commissioners authorize moving 500000 of county funds from demand deposits to idle fund investments in six county banks. Total idle deposits rise to 1500000, invested quarterly at bank rates. Commissioner Art Heck says funds earn interest for future building road and bridge projects. Balances to be reviewed as quarter ends. Distributions to Baldwin State 11.45, Douglas County State 18.97, First National 23.33, Kaw Valley 10.72, Lawrence National 21.80, University State 13.73.
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House panel backs $2.84 billion foreign aid bill
The House appropriations subcommittee approved a foreign aid bill totaling 2.84 billion dollars. It cuts the United Nations contribution by 100 million dollars, more than half of the share.
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State Indian voice push at Haskell meeting proposes Native American name
Gov. Docking advisory panel on Indian affairs urges forming a Kansas Indian Commission and replacing Indian with Native American. About 25 attendees discuss problems of northeast Kansas Indians and plan a Jan. 15 conference in Topeka. Some oppose a funded commission while others back petitions and a state‑level office.
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Haskell Indian Junior College
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Topeka
Charles Shunatona
Wichita
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Mounzo
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Sion
India
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Oxygen therapy breakthrough links cancer and heart disease aid
Kansas University associate professor Morris Farman reports a drug that protects against oxygen poisoning, enabling high pressure oxygen uses in heart surgery and toxin-tied conditions. The discovery could enhance cancer treatment with radiation and expand medical applications in stroke, burns, and respiratory failure, with broader space and ocean implications.
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Kansas University
Morris Farman
Faiman
Sun Shines Briefly in Lawrence Amid Cloudy Forecast
A brief spell of sun lit Lawrence today but is not expected to return soon. Warmer but cloudy conditions persist with a high in the upper 40s Tuesday and low 20s to 30s tonight. Precipitation chances stay low at five to ten percent tonight and Tuesday.
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Powell Likely Senate OK for Supreme Court Seat
Senate expected to approve Lewis F. Powell Jr. for the Hugo Black vacancy, possibly unanimously. The debate over Associate Justice nominee William H. Rehnquist looms, with opponents signaling no timetable yet.
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Richmond
John M. Harlan
Courteous Drivers Offered Low Cost Auto Insurance
Gene Doane Agency promotes affordable auto insurance for courteous drivers at 824 Masa Avenue.
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Weather Wrap Continues With Local Ads and Services
Continued cloudy conditions forecast with page six details. Regional ads note Russell Stover Candies and Rexall drug store promotions. Local service listings include Adv. Service at home or away and Rumsey Funeral Home contact 843-5111.
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