Nixon to Meet Brandt in Key Biscayne Summit Talks
President Nixon arrives in Key Biscayne Florida to hold the fourth in a series of six talks with West German Chancellor Willy Brandt. Secretary Rogers will meet with German Foreign Minister Scheel nearby as the leaders plan discussions ahead of travels to Peking Moscow and Washington with football notes included.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
Nixon
Willy Brandt
Brandt
Ronald L. Ziegler
Peking
William P. Rogers
Florida
Bonn
Walter Scheel
Washington Redskins
George Allen
Redskins
San Francisco 49Ers
Bay City
Ziegler
Allen
Homiestead Air Force Base
Washington
Pat
City Commission to hear three sign variance requests
Lawrence officials will consider variances from Gregg Tire Co Southwestern Bell and Woolworths for building signs at Tuesday meeting. Woolworths seeks to keep a large vertical illuminated sign out of conformance with the 1966 ordinance.
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Lawrence
Gregg Tire Co
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
F. W. Woolworth Co
Woolworth
J.C. Penney
Buford Watson
W. 28Rd
W. 24Th
City Commission Agenda New Business Items
City Commission discusses awarding a storm sewer and street improvements contract for Holiday Hills No 10. It also considers variances requests from Southwestern Bell, Gregg Tire, and Woolworth for sign ordinance. Other items include health and life insurance for city employees, year end purchases bids, stop sign placements at Lyons streets, 1109 Del property code compliance, housing authority minutes, claims and cereal malt beverage licenses.
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Holiday Hills No. 10
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Gregg Tire Co
Woolworth
Lyons
Del
Red China Tops AP List Of 1971 News Stories
AP editors and broadcasters select Red China’s UN admission and Nixon’s trip as the year’s top stories. Other major items include wage-price freeze Phase 2, the Pentagon Papers fight, Calley conviction, Apollo missions, Attica violence, Vietnam War shifts, school busing, a deadly California quake, and the Senate vote on foreign aid.
One Fourth of Mankind The Middle Kingdom
The article traces Maoist reforms and China's ongoing revolution since agrarian changes begun over a century ago. It notes China’s vast population, extensive land area, and remote Western view, emphasizing China’s rising influence as a major world power despite limited natural resources. It highlights the shift in global stance with Taiwan and Red China at the UN and a U.S. president’s Pekin visit.
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Mao Tse-Tung
China
U.S
Pekings
United Nations
Taiwan
Red China
United States
Understanding the New China Through Its Deep History
The article argues that China’s emergence as a modern power rests on a 4,000 year historical foundation. It notes China’s social experiments and government forms have shaped a cohesive national identity. The piece emphasizes studying ancient traditions to grasp contemporary China and its claim to Middle Kingdom status.
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Chare Lemagne
Louis XIV
Marx
Hitler
China
Middle Kingdom
Christmas births and accidents mark Lawrence notes
Lawrence Memorial Hospital reported no Christmas baby this year. The last arrival was a daughter of Harvey Allen at 12:17 p.m. on Christmas Eve, while a son born to Jay Bromyer arrived at 9:06 p.m. Sunday. State Sen. Arden Booth was released after a Christmas Eve two car crash. Wang Yuen Kan was discharged after the collision. Bulk trash pickup for zone four is Wednesday by 7:30 a.m. Two pedestrians, Cleve Eshbaugh and Barbara Salvini, were treated for icy slip injuries.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Harvey Allen
Haskell Grounds
Jay Bromyer
Arden Booth
Wang Yuen Kan
Engel Rd
Booth
West 23Rd
Naismith Drive
15Th Street
Mississippi
Top 10 News Stories Recap From The Era
A summarized list highlights key events including Red China’s U.N. admission and Nixon visit plans, wage price freeze Phase 2 effects, the Pentagon Papers, Lt. Calley conviction, Apollo 14 and 15 landings, Attica violence, Vietnam War withdrawals and Thieu election, school busing, California earthquake fatalities, and Senate rejection of foreign aid authorization.
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New York
Red China
Associated Press
United Nations
Nixon
U.S
Pentagon
William L. Calley Jr
Attica
Neuven van Thieu
California
Senate
China
U.N
Pentagon Papers
Thieu
Thief Abandons Loot After Break-ins Near KU Campus
A thief made a heavy haul from two burglaries near the Kansas University campus and left the loot in the street. Over $11,000 in computer equipment and a stereo were recovered by a motorist and handed to Lawrence police. The items included KU tagged gear from 1318 Louisiana and pointed to Phi Kappa Sigma president Thomas Goebel at 1625 Edgehill as the likely recipient.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
Lawrence J. Olson
Kentucky
7Th
California
Thomas Goebel
Edgehill
Phi Kappa Sigma
Goebel
IRS Details Price Display Under Price Commission Rules
The Internal Revenue Service said retailers must display base prices prominently before January 2, 1972. Base price means the wage freeze price or the 30 days ending August 14, 1971, and must be accessible without requesting information. Services for every faith at Rumsey Funeral Home.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Price Commission
IRS
Rumsey Funeral Home
Indians Fill 50 Of 300 Jobs At Model Products Train Plant
Model Products, owner of Lionel Corp. electric train division, hired 50 Indians from Walpole Island to assemble complex model train sets. Pat Isaac, Walpole leader and foreman, notes Indians’ patience and dexterity in bead work translate to precise track construction.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Model _ Products
Lionel Corp
Pottawatomi
Walpole Island
Lake St. Clair
Sam Bushala
Model Products
Pat Isaac
Walpole
Toy Track
Kansas Highway Deaths Log Shows Yearly Totals
Kansas traffic death log lists 664 fatalities for 1971, 651 in the comparable 1970 period, 34 deaths in December, and 5 in the 72 hours to 9 am Monday in Topeka. Data compiled by AP reflects statewide figures and trends.
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Topeka
Kan
Waves at St Luke's: a nursing career in Kansas City
Lawrence R N can seek happiness at St Luke's in Kansas City Missouri a teaching hospital connected with two state university medical schools. New nurses receive four weeks orientation and ongoing professional development plus optional education loans. Three RNs praise open culture high morale and pro employee stance. Call to learn more.
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St. Luke’s
Kansas City
Missouri
State University Medical Schools
St.Luke’s
R.N
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