Senate Rejects Israel Aid Restrictions Amid Cambodia Debate
The Senate tabled an amendment by John Williams to apply Cambodia style aid limits to Israel. The $550 million foreign aid authorization bill advanced, with 83-0 on the aid appropriation, and 60-20 dismissing the Israel restriction.
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Washington
Senate
Israel
Cambodia
U.S
John J. Williams
R-Del
Laring US
Frank Church
D-Tdaho
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
D-Idaho
United States
House
Church
Cooper
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
House of Congress
Robert J. Dole
R-Kan
East
Pakistan
Nixon welfare plan seeks Senate floor vote riders
Washington AP reports advocates push to attach Nixon welfare reform to a Social Security bill as floor debate on the Quota trading measure looms. In Ft Riley Kansas two soldiers were found dead from stab wounds, one identified as Spec. Dennis Wayne Santow of Michigan City Indiana. NASA scientists describe a new nonpolluting ATET wing that could undercut supersonic transport and help U.S. aircraft supremacy.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate
Mike Mansfield
FT. Riley
Kan
Spec. Dennis Wayne Santow
Michigan City
Ind
U.S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
United States
Supreme Court Upheld Georgia Murder Conviction
The court ruled 5-4 to uphold a Georgia murder conviction without allowing cross examination of a co conspirator. The decision signaled a conservative turn with the newest justice Harry Blackmun influencing the majority.
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Washington
Harry Blackmun
Supreme Court
Georgia
Blackmun
Nixon
Griffin urges release of POWs in bid to free Americans
Senator Robert P. Griffin the Senate's No 2 Republican leader urged freeing all sick and wounded enemy prisoners and 1500 able bodied captured North Vietnamese troops to secure the release of American POWs.
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Washington
Robert P. Griffin
Senate
Laird to Visit Southeast Asia on Vietnam Troop Talks
Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird announced he will travel to Southeast Asia early next month to assess the military situation firsthand and discuss future troop withdrawals from Vietnam.
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Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Southeast Asia
Viet- Nam
Deadline Nears For Toy Drive
Deadline today and Wednesday for Toys for Toys drive contributions. Wes Santee, drive chairman, says Hallmark employees will wrap toys Wednesday night for distribution to parents of needy children. Drop serviceable used toys at Rusty’s IGA stores or Ply mouth Congregational Church north door. For pickup of large toys call Santee at 843-5454 or Red Cross at 843-3550.
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Toys For
Toys Drive
Wes Santee
Drive
Hallmark
Rusty’s
IGA
Plymouth Congregational Church
Santee
Red Cross
NCAA Bans Dunk Shots In Games And Warmups
The NCAA announced a ban on dunk shots in all games and pre game warmups. Officials gain authority to call a technical foul 30 minutes before game time if they see a dunk. A second rule bars non jumpers from dodging positions during jump balls.
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Kansas City
NCAA
Three KC Men Bound Over on Robbery Kidnapping Charges
Three Kansas City men Otis L. Jackson Ronald Eugene Jackson and Gary L. ONeal were bound over to district court after a Monday preliminary hearing in Douglas County. The trio face counts of robbery kidnapping burglary and marijuana possession with two also charged with attempted rape. Victims testified about a November 18 marijuana sale attempt at multiple locations including the Martin home. Bonds ranged from 10 000 to 14 500 with Jacksons and ONeal held in jail.
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Kansas City
Douglas County
Otis L. Jackson
Ronald Eugene Jackson
Gary L. O'Neal
Ronald Jackson
Lawrence
Otis Jackson
O’neal
Kan
Michael Martin
Kim
Randy Webster
Kim Webster
Ohio
Otis
Rock Chalk Cafe
12Th and
Oread
Webster
Randy
Martin
Ind
Websters
Jacksons
Lawerence
O'Neal
Jackson
Unique Nativity Program At Haskell Indian College
An Indian version of the nativity will be presented at Haskell Indian Junior College on Wednesday at 3 p.m. in the school auditorium. The American Indian Choir and staff, led by Willis Lamm and Jack Romine, will perform carols and hymns. Mrs. Belle Kayitah will narrate in Indian sign language with cast presenting the nativity. Martha Thomas and Brent Edwards will portray Mary and Joseph. The event is open to the public.
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Haskell Indian Junior College
Christ
Haskell
Willis Lamm
Jack Romine
Belle Kayitah
Martha Thomas
Miss Haskell
Mary
Brent Edwards
Joseph
Powhattan Hall
Charles Thornton
Creek
Tulsa
Okla
Billy Johnson
Shiprock
N.M
Philip Bear
Calvin
Journal-World Photo
Deaths and Funerals in Topeka and Belton Regions
Charles P Aldridge 76 of 1305 Elmwood died this morning at Topeka Convalescent Center. Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday at Rumsey Funeral Home with Pastor Harold Hamilton. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Born Feb 17 1874 Eldorado Springs MO. Retired Lawrence Paper Co. 1961. Survived by widow Clara Louise and sister Mrs Catherine Williams. Mrs C Maude Hughes 79 of 1032 Kentucky died Monday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Service 1:30 p.m. Wednesday Warren Mortuary with Rev Jack Mathis. Graveside Belton MO 3:30 p.m. Wednesday. Survived by two sons Thomas and H Frank, sister Hattie Twente, three grandchildren, two great grandchildren.
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Charles P. Aldridge
Elmwood
Topeka Convalescent Center
Rumsey Funeral Home
Harold Hamilton
Memorial Park Cemetery
Mr. Aldridge
Eldorado Springs
Lawrence
Lawrence Paper Co
Trinity Lutheran Church
Clara Louise
Catherine Williams
Kansas City
C. Maude Hughes
Kentucky
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Warren Mortuary
Jack Mathis
Belton
Thomas
The
Home
H. Frank
Tonganoxie
Hattie Twente
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Nieman
Funeral arrangements for 70 year old Mrs. Margaret Nieman of Nortonville will be announced by Warren Funeral Home. She died in Topeka on Monday. Born March 25, 1900 in Achison she lived in Nortonville for many years and belonged to St Matthew's Lutheran Church and its Lutheran Woman's Missionary League. Survivors include her widower Edward C. Nieman Nortonville. four daughters Lois Llewellyn Topeka Naoffi Nibbelink Elaine Deiter Topeka Doris Coen Wichita. one son Edward Nortonville. a sister Jean Nelson Mission. brothers Carl Peterson Albuquerque and William Peterson Atchison. 15 grandchildren.
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Topeka
Margaret Nieman
Nortonville
Warren Funeral Home
Mrs. Nieman
Achison
St. Matthew's Luthern Church
Luthern Woman’s Missionary League
Edward C. Nieman
Daughers
Lois Llewellyn
Lawrence
Naoffi Nibbelink
Elaine Deiter
Doris Coen
Wichita
Edward
Jean Nelson
Mission
Carl Peterson
Albuquerque
N.M
William Peterson
Atchison
Texas Currency in 1836 Hammered-Dollars and Banknotes
In 1836 the Republic of Texas used hammered-dollars Spanish coins with the ruler’s likeness removed. Texas later issued banknotes from $1 to $5 000 and included a $3 bill.
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Republic of Texas
Texas
Schneider Art Displayed in Trinity Church Hall
Leonard Schneider of 945 Lawrence Ave displays fourteen acrylic paintings in the Trinity Episcopal Church parish hall through December. A New York native who has lived in Lawrence for years, Schneider creates abstract and image distorting works that capture off guard photographic moments transformed by painting, says KU professor Robert Ludlow.
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Leonard Schneider
Lawrence Ave
Trinity Episcopal Church
Schneider
New York
Lawrence
Robert Ludlow
Kansas University
Court notices for local offenses and penalties
Clayton Turner of 2702 Bonanza faces disturbing the peace with a 10 day suspended sentence and a suspension on dog running at large. Frank Barnes of Rt 2 faces drunkenness with a $25 fine. Leroy Simpson of 441 Ark faces drunkenness with a $25 fine and bond forfeiture. Glen Harjo of Haskell Juco faces drunkenness with a $25 fine. Thomas Klaverkamp of 415 W Sixth receives petty larceny with a $50 fine and two days. Robert Schulenburg of 1121 Ohio faces petty larceny with a $50 fine and two days.
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Clayton Turner
Bonanza
Frank Barnes
Rt. 2
Leroy Simpson
Ark
Glen Harjo
Haskell
Christmas Gift Goods Abound at Local Stores
A wide array of holiday items fills stores including mini bikes at 125 dollars, portable typewriters, belts and leather goods, golf sets, ski boots, stereo components, doll fashions, and household gifts. Shops advertise layaway, special prices, and contact numbers for gifts and delivery.
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Jones and Supply
Mzamos
Belle Meade Place
Ray Stoneback
Blackstone Leathers
Classified ad rates and local listings for Lawrence area
Classified rates outline pricing for unclassified and line ads with monthly and weekly options. Furnished house details, Mitchell Agency listings, and multiple real estate offerings are advertised with contact numbers and prices.
Blame Placed Over Defection in Coast Guard Inquiry
Boston Herald Traveler reports a Coast Guard inquiry in Washington recommends court martial for at least one high ranking officer tied to a Lithuanian seaman’s attempted defection from a Soviet fishing vessel to a Coast Guard cutter last month. Volpe reportedly forwarded findings to President Nixon with no public timing. The board, concluding Monday after hearing 28 witnesses, sent its report to Adm. Bend er.
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Boston
Boston Herald Traveler
Coast Guard Board of Inquiry
Washington
Coast Guard
Public Sale Near Desoto Kansas Dec 20 1970 Household Items
Auction located two and a half miles south of Desoto on Ki Creek Road on Sunday December 20 starting at 12 40 pm includes two wood heaters two book cases dining room table three iron beds roll away bed wash stand five dressers buffet international refrigerator two stand tables rocking chairs eleven dining room chairs two school desks end table library table two foot stools dishes pots and pans picture frames two camel back trucks Vietrola old records clock typewriter misc items.
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Desoto
Kan
Ki Creek
Public Auction in Lawrence KS December 22
Public auction Tuesday at 1 PM in Lawrence Kansas lists furniture household goods and misc items. Items include wicker and oak rockers dressers tables lamps radios a piano stool a pie safe a TV and portable devices plus tools and garden gear. Owners Mr and Mrs Sinon Anderson are selling. Hays Brothers Auction Service conductors.
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West 16Th St. Lawrence
Kansas
World Globe
Hoover
Sears
Sinon Anderson
Hays Brothers Auction Service
Mel’ & Harold Hays
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