Drive to Bring Soldiers Back For Holidays
OLATHE Kansas readers rally to bring at least eight Johnson County servicemen from Vietnam home for Christmas, with nine names vetted and funds surpassing three thousand dollars. Organizers include C Dennis Anderson Bob Milligan and Dick Busbee.
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Olathe
Kaw
Johnson County
Vietnam
Fred Clark
Harry Welch
Welch
Olathe Daily News
Gardner
Lon Lehman
Thomas M. Hutton
Lehman
Hutton
C. Dennis Anderson
Chamber of Commerce
Bob Milligan
American Legion
Dick Busbee
The
Daily News
Charles Kurtz
Richard May
Patrick Kelly
Kenneth Allenbrand
Mike Stewart
Richard Hoffman
James R. Smith
Charles Patrick
Red Cross
Army
T. J. Hutton
Conference on Children Seethes Over Nixon Policy
Dissident delegates at the White House Conference on Children threaten revolt over a format they say muffles criticism of the Nixon administration. About 4,000 delegates split into 24 forums aim to push for social welfare over defense and SST funding.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
Hess
Baldwin City Seeks Water Supply Improvements
A Baldwin city commission meeting heard from an associate of Viets Co about the hard to obtain water from the local well field. City clerk Lawrence Lamb said there is no winter water shortage, plans include improving the system and possible new sources with state geologists to be consulted before any action.
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Baldwin
Viets Co
Stillwell
City Commission
City Hall
Lawrence Lamb
Behind the Counter on Gout and Its Serious Links
A medical piece outlines gout as a common blood vessel issue linked to leukemia and metabolic disorders. It explains uric acid production and excretion, factors behind high levels, and that only diet and drugs manage the condition. It notes underdiagnosis at a Midwestern clinic and possible alcohol-related uric acid rise.
Yale Homecoming Plans Holiday Party for KU Alumni
Yale hosts a Holiday Homecoming Party for Kansas University alumni and friends in Kansas City Missouri. The event runs 7 to 8 30 p m before the Kansas Missouri game at the Big Eight basketball tournament at the Down towner Motor Inn near Municipal Auditorium.
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Kansas University
Kansas City
Kansas-Missouri
Downtowner Motor Inn
Municipal Auditorium
Sinking of Namyung Ho Ferry Kills 250 in Korea Strait
In the Korea Strait the Namyung Ho carrying 256 passengers and 20 crew sank on a Cheju Island to Pusan run. Eight survivors were rescued by Japanese ships and three by a Korean patrol boat. A fisherman reported a further survivor and a hospital treated a victim in Pusan. Debris and oil slicks were observed from the air.
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Cheju Island
Rayton pleads guilty in officer assault case in Douglas County
Rayton Jr., 24, of Lawrence, admitted a misdemeanor assault on a Lawrence police officer in Douglas County District Court and received a tentative one year suspended sentence. The felony was reduced and another related charge dismissed earlier. a jury failed to verdict on related felonies. Rayton’s brother Learnard also pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor assault. A second jur y trial was set for a separate felonious property destruction case.
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Harry Rayton Jr
Douglas County
Lawrence
Tentatively
William W. Garrett
Rayton
Robert E. Fox
Rayon
Learnard
N.J
Frank Gray
A. D. Davidson
Davidson
Raymond E. Marshall
Tenn
Daniel Young
Marshall
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Conference On Children
Esquire Barber Service
Ridge Court
Ron Koehn
R. Ph
Santa
Senate
Santa Claus
Sen
Charles McC. Mathias
R-Md
Children’s Hospital
Santa’s
Dawn Chapdelaine
Bowie, Md
Yale
Seoul
Korea Strait
Korean Peninsula
Pusan
Shop Christian’s
Christian
Massachusetts
Michael McLees
McLees
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