Congress Finishing Phase 2 Powers Bill
Congress nears passage of a Phase 2 economic powers bill giving the president wage price and rent controls through April 30, 1973 with standbys for interest and dividends. The plan ties to a foreign aid settlement and a continuing resolution to fund foreign aid and Defense/DC through mid March.
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Congress
Washington
Nixon
Senate
Senate House
House
Appropriations Committee
George H. Mahon
Defense Department
District of Columbia
Defense
D.C
Israel
U.N. Resolution Urges Restart of Middle East Talks
The General Assembly voted 79 to 7 with 36 abstentions urging indirect talks via U Thant’s envoy Gunnar Jarring and calling Israel to withdraw from occupied Sinai. Israel says the measure simply prolongs the 18 month deadlock and notes its insistence on free negotiations. Egypt warns Israel risks isolation if it rejects the resolution.
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United Nations
N.Y
Israel
General Assembly
Middle East
U.N
Gunnar Jarring
Mahmoud Riad
Riad
Abba Eban
U Thant
Jarring
Egypt
Mohamed Hassan El-Zayyat
Sinai Desert
Ellington Reports Warm Russian Audiences and Hockey Claim
Duke Ellington, fresh from a global tour, says Russian audiences were highly enthusiastic about his band. He boasted of being a star of the Soviet hockey team, displaying a stick with an inscribed plaque while noting he never played. Ellington praised packed 24 concert runs with 5,000 to 10,000 fans nightly and reveals he gained 10 pounds during the trip.
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NEW York
Duke Ellington
Russia
Europe
South America
Ellington
Rainbow Grill
Crime Alert: Call For Information In Lawrence
Police seek information to solve or prevent crimes in Lawrence. Citizens encouraged to contact authorities with tips and details to aid investigations and public safety efforts.
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Lawrence
Victims Spelled Out by Phone Dial Phrase
A telephone keypad clue reads It spells victims with the digits 8 4 2 7 6 7 It emphasizes the message without requiring the caller name.
Indian War Claims Air and Sea Attacks on East Pakistan Ports
Indian forces reported naval and air bombardment of Chittagong harbor and two East Pakistan ports. The navy says strikes cut sea escape for retreating Pakistan forces estimated at about 80,000 since the war began December 3. An army spokesman denied any ground troops entering Dhaka, noting no hand to hand fighting in the Dhaka area.
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Chittagong
Navy
East Pakistan
Pakistan Army
Indian Army
Dacca
Five Hurt in Monday City Collisions Police Log
Lawrence police investigated 18 crashes Monday through today with five injuries. One woman, Mildred F. Beerbower, 54, of 414 Locust, remained at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a one car crash on Locust. Others injured include Larry D. Means 26 Maxine Wright 37 Kay L. Means 23 Sharon Loboda 29 and Dayl R Merz 27.
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Maxine Wright
Princeton
15Th
Iowa
Larry D. Means
Rt. 1
McLouth
Kay L. Means
Wright
Journal-World Photo
Lawrence Police Department
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Mildred F. Beerbower
LMH
North Second
Nancy Laubach
1603
W. 15Th
Donna Ebeling
Kent Ter
Dayl R. Merz
First
Michigan
Ith
New York
Toys for Tots Plea Is Made
Wes Santee heads the local Toys for Tots drive urging donations in special barrels by weekend for Dec 22 distribution. Some toys need work while others are ready. Circle K Haskell students help. Barrels are at Rusty’s Food Centers Montgomery Ward Gibson’s McCory Otasco and Weavers. Call Santee or the Rec Cross for pickup.
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Wes Santee
Marine Corps
Santee
Circle K Haskell
Rusty's
Montgomery Ward
Gibson's
McCory-Otasco
Weavers
Roy Cancels Wednesday Dinner Talk
Rep William Roy of Topeka cancels a planned Wednesday dinner at the Ramada Inn. Douglas County Democratic Club president Robert Casad says refunds will be issued to ticket buyers and a rescheduled visit is uncertain due to ongoing Congress sessions.
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William Roy
Topeka
Ramada Inn
Robert Casad
Douglas County
Democratic Club
Roy
Congress
Supreme Court to Decide on Wiretap Legality
The Supreme Court agreed to rule whether grand juries may challenge wiretap legality before testimony in two cases. Sister Jogues and Miss Walsh testified immunity had shielded them from probe in the Kissinger plot. Civil rights, habeas corpus, and welfare rulings also covered in today's action.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Las Vegas
Philadelphia
Jaques Egan
Anne Walsh
Kissinger
Federal Ap
Peals
New Orleans
San Francisco
Jagues
Sacred Heart of Mary
New York
Walsh
Harrisburg, Pa
Philip F. Berrigan
Butz to Visit Topeka and Salina Kansas
Secretary Earl Butz will visit Topeka and Salina Kansas on January 13 announced by Senator Robert Dole. He will address the Kansas State Board of Agriculture annual meeting at Topeka Municipal Auditorium and speak at the Salina Chamber of Commerce annual dinner that evening.
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Washington
Earl Butz
Topeka
Salina
Kan
Robert Dole
Butz
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Germany to Sign Berlin Pact Finalizes Four Power Accord
Bonn announces West and East Germany will sign the detailed implementation accords on the four power Berlin agreement Friday. After signatures by the United States Britain France and the Soviet Union the pact takes effect. It guarantees improved road rail and water access to West Berlin via East German territory. A separate West Berlin East German accord will allow West Berliners to visit relatives in East Berlin.
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Bonn
Germany
East Germany
Berlin
Willy Brandt
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
West Germany
East Berlin
Tunnel Blast Investigators Begin Work
A new 18 member special investigation panel appointed by Gov William G Milliken begins work at the tunnel blast site to determine the cause of the explosion that killed 22 people in a six mile water filtration tunnel serving Detroit. The panel includes federal and state officials unions and industry representatives and will report daily until completion as recovery efforts continue and questions about safety standards arise.
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Port Huron, Mich
William G. Milliken
Milliken
Detroit
Lake Huron
Warren
Roger Roubaud
Mount Clemens
Gerald Remus
Metropolitan
Parking rules to stay strict at KU during holidays
Kansas University will not relax parking enforcement during the holiday period. Parking zones remain restricted to permit holders year round. Control stations will operate until 3 p.m. during finals, and from December 23 to January 17 stations will be unmanned.
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Kansas University
Mike Thomas
Thomas
Skiing Classes Begin at South Park Center
The Parks and Recreation Department offers a three session skiing program sponsored with Mont Bleu. The first dry land lesson is at 7 30 Wednesday at the South Park Recreation Center. The two subsequent sessions will be on Mont Bleu slopes beginning Jan 8. The package price is 15 dollars. Further information available from the parks and recreation department.
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South Park Recreation Center
Parks and Recreation Department
Mont Bleu
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Means
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Redbud Ln
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Rec Ccross Office
Casad
Fcs
Don G. McDow
West 9Th St
Jim Pileh
Lowa
Gary W. Beasley
R. L
Bob" Stewart
Ridge Ct
Madison College
Harrisonburg
Wilnois
Jogues
Rome
FBI
Justice Department
St. Clair County
Norman Meharg
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