Bombing Escalation in North Vietnam Draws Political Fire
Defense Secretary Laird says new strikes followed 1968 understanding violations as Democrats press for peace moves. McGovern criticizes escalation while Humphrey calls for total U.S. withdrawal and halt to bombing. Lawmakers seek a congressional probe as North Vietnamese targets remain undisclosed.
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Melvin R. Laird
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Philadelphia
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Funds Granted For Planning Of Families
Kansas Finance Council authorized $200 000 in federal funds for family planning in a teleconference meeting. The $150 000 share for county health departments to create local units was requested by the Board of Health and approved amid legislative spending caps. Governors office participants included Gov. Docking and Lt. Gov. Shultz.
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Murder Charges Facing Garrett in Ottawa
First degree murder charges filed in Franklin County District Court against Stanley N. Garrett 28 of Ottawa for the Sept. 25 death of Maude N. Richardson 85 of Ottawa. He has been jailed since Nov. 21 on a 10 000 bond awaiting trial on attempted murder aggravated assault and oral copulation. A murder hearing was continued to next Monday and a psychiatric exam was ordered.
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Franklin County
Stanley N. Garrett
Maude N. Richardson
Garrett
Six-Lane Elevated Highway Approved in Missouri
The U S Department of Transportation approved a Missouri plan to build a six-lane elevated highway linking Kansas City cross town freeway with Interstate 70 in Kansas. The 0 8 mile Interstate 670 would handle 6000 to 8000 vehicles per hour, with Missouri paying about 12.5 million dollars and roughly 90 percent funded by federal money.
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Kansas City
U. S. Department of Transportation
Missouri Highway Commission
Crosstown
Kansas
Rober N. Hunter
Missouri
Farmers' share rises in November market basket
In November the ERS reports farmers earned 480 of the 1245 dollar market basket while middlemen took 765. Farmers’ share rose 0.3 percent from October as the middleman spread shrank 0.1 percent, with price changes in fresh vegetables and other items noted.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
ERS
Wheat Near Normal in Kansas 94 Percent of Normal
The winter wheat crop in Kansas is 94 percent of normal for this time of year, the highest in 10 years, per the Crop and Livestock Reporting Service. On 10.1 million acres, stands range from good to excellent with limited replanting and strong growth. Ground cover is adequate to prevent wind erosion during winter.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
IRS to Inspect Stores for Price Posting During Freeze
IRS agents will check retailers next week for compliance with rules requiring freeze period price ceilings to be posted prominently. Enforcement targets large chains with $100000+ annual sales, while guidance notes that consumers must ask management for ceiling prices, and posting rules vary by department and product category.
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS
The
Price Commission
Jokes With Hidden Messages At Science Meeting
Philadelphia AP reports a seminar on humor at the AAAS meeting. Dr. Werner Mendel argues laughter expresses anxiety and tension, and jokes contain hidden emotional references. He cites the Boston Strangler joke to show aggression and distancing without direct responsibility.
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
Werner Mendel
Dr. Mendel
University of Southern California
Boston
Man 31 Injured In Truck Mishap Near Baldwin Junction
Douglas County Sheriff reports three minor and one major accident Monday due to icy roads. A 31-year-old Salina man Jack S. Elmore was treated at Ransom Memorial Hospital after his 1969 truck slid into a ditch one mile west of Baldwin Junction on US 56. Estimated damage to the truck owned by Schwan's Ice Cream Co. of Salina is $2000.
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Douglas County
Jellison Rites Set Wednesday in Junction City
Funeral services for Arthur D. Jellison 95 philanthropist and former Junction City banker will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church. He died Sunday in Presbyterian Manor where he lived since 1970. Survivors include two daughters Mrs Dean Caffity and Mrs Robert Weary, both of Junction City.
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Kan
Arthur D. Jellison
Junction City
First Presbyterian Church
Jellison
Presbyterian Manor
Arthur and Maude Jellison
Rock Springs
Dean Caffity
Robert Weary
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