Eberhardt Named KU Athletic Board Chairman
John F. Eberhardt Wichita attorney and former Kansas Board of Regents member was announced as the new chairman of the Kansas University athletic board. He is praised for enthusiasm, pro fessional success, devotion to KU, and extensive service to the school. The article also surveys Indochina policy notes with Nixon warnings on Vietnam, Cambodia, and cease fire prospects.
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Kansas University
John F. Eberhardt
Wichita
Eberhardt
Kansas Board of Regents
Henry Shenk
E. C. Quigley
Lawrence
Stock as Christmas Gift Pins Hope on Tax Breaks
Last minute shoppers consider stocks bonds and mutual funds as Christmas gifts with potential tax advantages. Gifts can grow in value and teach minors about investing while transferring income to children in a lower tax bracket. Donors may gift up to 30000 tax free in lifetime plus 3000 per year per recipient, enabling two parents to gift 6000 per child annually with no tax and retain dependency deductions.
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New York
Santa Claus
Indochina Policy and Cambodia Funding Outlook
The article questions how long U S support for Cambodia at 255 million dollars yearly should continue and what pressures might threaten this funding. It notes de escalation appears as a trend but criticizes the presidents bombing policy as tentative. It views the 1969 outlook as not promising with limited improvements in 1970.
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Cambodia
U.S
Indochina
Eagles Shot Near Tonga Noxie Lake Sparks Legal Action
A bald eagle the U S official bird was found shot to death near Tonga Noxie State Lake. The hunter could face a 500 dollar fine and two years in prison if found.
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United States
Tonganoxie State Lake
Robert Ellsworth
Route 2
Fellowship with the Father and his Son Jesus Christ
A devotional prayer reflecting unity in faith across race color and creed. The speaker asks God to help believers act as brothers in Christ and closes with Amen.
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Jesus Christ
John
Ideology and Biology Split on SST Action
The piece discusses a split among conservatives and legislators over the SST program, noting proponents and critics. It outlines potential future moves if the Senate rejects the plan, warns of foreign models facing U S landing bans, and contrasts liberal ecology tactics with strategic industry interests amid oil pipeline concerns.
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Ecology Lobby
United States
Yes Virginia Santa Claus Editorial Classic Tale
The famed 1897 Virginia O’Hanlon editorial from the New York Sun is printed here in full, affirming Santa Claus’s reality. The piece argues belief, imagination, and faith sustain childhood joy and the world’s poetry beyond sight.
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Virginia
Santa Claus
Francis Church
New York Sun
Papa
Virginia O'Hanlon
95Th St
New York
Oil Washes Ashore Along Louisiana Coast
Crude oil from a burning offshore platform washed up on a 20 mile stretch of Louisiana coast. Shell Oil Co spokesman said a chemical agent was sprayed along the slicked coastline as part of an containment experiment. The Wisner Wildlife Management Area near the coast serves as a winter habitat for ducks and other birds.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Shell Oil Co
Wisner
Noted Fiction Lineup for Library Display
A listing names famous novels and authors including Love Story by Erich Segal QB VII by Leon Uris Islands in the Sun by Ernest Hemingway God Is an Englishman by Dere Delderfield and Rich Man Poor Man by Irwin Shaw.
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Erich Segal
Uris
Hemingway
Delderfield
Shaw
Nixon Reputation on Line Ominous Mood For Republicans
SUN VALLEY Idaho Amid a mood of anxiety at the Republican Governors conference critics warn Nixon’s practical politics may be a myth. Governors recount grievances with the White House, from blocked talks to indifference, signaling a shrinking party amid unemployment and inflation.
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Sun Valley
Idaho
Nixon
Claude Kirk
Florida
Richard M. Nixon
Kirk
Nixon White House
Mr. Nixon
Don Samuelson
White House
Samuelson
Lydon Johnson
Spiro Agnew
David Cargo
New Mexico
Cargo
Ireland
Murray Chotiner
Chotiner
Optimist Club Christmas tree sales aid Lawrence youth
Letter from Arthur Queen of Lawrence argues Christmas tree lots run by the Optimist Club benefit local youth. He notes funds go entirely back to the community through basketball baseball and other programs and that all work is volunteer driven.
Barrier barrels near Kaw puzzle shoppers this season
Shoppers face a curious obstacle on the Kaw crossing with barrels arranged as a crude barrier. Local reader Charles Lacey of 2711 Oxford Rd notes the odd display and its impact on holiday crossings.
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Charles Lacey
Oxford Rd
Pink eye causes and prevention from Dr Thosteson
Pink eye is a highly contagious conjunctivitis caused by germ forms. Prevent spread by avoiding contact, keeping children home, and practicing strict hygiene. Treatment requires an ophthalmic antibiotic ointment prescribed by a doctor to avoid chronic infection and potential eye damage.
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