Prohibition Backers Challenge Liquor By The Drink in Kansas
In Topeka Kansas Rep John Bower R McLouth seeks to restore constitutional prohibition by amending the Kansas Constitution to ban manufacture sale and distribution of intoxicating liquors The move follows a Senate push to allow liquor by the drink Other measures include licensing nuclear waste handling by the Kansas Nuclear Energy Council optional county pay of coyote bounty divorce incomparability grounds civil service resignations for office seekers and extended lien filing periods plus tax changes and bond coverage adjustments
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Topeka
Kansas House of Representatives
John Bower
Bower
Senate
Kansas
Ansel Tobias
R-Lyons
Bert Chaney
D Hutchinson
Kansas Nuclear Energy Council
Paris Talks Deadlock Could Last for Months
Vietnam peace talks in Paris face a persistent deadlock with no progress after a six hour session. U.S. chief negotiator Henry Cabot Lodge warns against false optimism while North Vietnam and the Viet Cong demand de facto terms and insist on ousting Saigon before any settlement. Front negotiator Tran Buu Kiem and spokesman Ly Van Sao press for direct talks with the Front and U.S. recognition of aggression.
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Paris
Vietnam
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
North Vietnam
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Sion
Tran Buu Kiem
Ly van Sao
Kiem
Saigon
United States
Front
Lao
South Vietnam
William Jordan
Jorden
Nixon Open to Soviet Summit If Progress In Talks
President Nixon indicated willingness to hold a summit with Soviet leaders if preliminary talks show progress on both political and military issues. aides said readiness hinges on success of exploratory discussions with the Soviet Union and a possible push for a Middle East settlement.
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Washington
Nixon
Soviet Union
Middle East
No Jews Await Spy Trial In Baghdad Says Iraqi President
Iraqi President Ahmad Hassan el Bakr told a Beirut news conference that all those facing spy charges are Muslims and that no Jews are awaiting trial in Baghdad. He also claimed no laws prevent Iraq's 3,000 Jews from leaving the country.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Iraq
Baghdad
Middle East
Ahmad Hassan el Bakr
el Bakr
Israel
Emergency destruction drive spurred by Pueblo capture
A Navy officer said the Pueblo incident triggered an ongoing push to improve emergency destruction and scuttling gear while the ship’s captain should have destroyed secret papers within an hour. Separately a passenger train crash near Melbourne killed ten, a Kansas freeway bill aimed at 70 80 percent of residents was introduced, and Sen. Kennedy was labeled likely 1972 Democratic nominee by Christian Science Monitor. Other notes mention a rabbit hunting ban bill in Kansas and Gene Doane as a prospective insurance agent.
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Calif
Pueblo
Navy
Pentagon
John H. D. Williams
Office of
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Kansas
Kansas Senate
Tom van Sickle
Fort Scott
Boston
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
The
Christian Science Monitor
Hickel Orders Oil Drilling Halt in Santa Barbara Channel
The federal government halted oil drilling in the Santa Barbara Channel after a ruptured undersea well caused a massive slick threatening Los Angeles. Secretary Hickel ordered standby operations for Union Oil California and partners Humble Phillips Mobil and Texaco, with Nixon and Mitchell concurring.
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Hickel
Santa Barbara, Calif
Santa Barbara Channel
Union Oil of
California
Humble
Phillips
Mobil
Texaco
Shaw Lawyer Seeks Mistrial Over Judge Testimony
In New Orleans at Clay Shaw's Kennedy conspiracy trial the defense moved for a mistrial claiming Judge Edward A. Haggerty Jr testified. The judge rejected the motion after admonishing the defense. State witnesses tied Shaw to Oswald and Ferrie, while the stock index closed lower.
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New Orleans
Clay Shaw
John F. Kennedy
F. Irvin Dymond
Dymond
Clay L. Shaw
Lee Harvey Oswald
Clinton
William Dunn Sr
Shaw
Oswald
David W. Ferrie
Ferrie
Kennedy Signals Tax Reform Moves Under Nixon
Treasury Secretary David M Kennedy said tax reform will be a high priority in the Nixon administration but offered no specifics. He noted study of the entire tax system including state local and federal levels with focus on fair burdens and using credits to aid cities and the disadvantaged. A Treasury spokesman cautioned no big package this year though some significant legislation may appear.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
David M. Kennedy
Nixon
Treasury
Kennedy
January building permits total $270000 for city projects
City Building Inspector Ken Jorgensen reports January permits reached 270 400 with 190 000 for new dwellings and 76 500 for business additions. Allen Press at 1041 N H St received a 74000 permit for a 10 000 square foot warehouse addition. Ten new dwellings led the month.
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Ken Jorgensen
Jorgensen
Allen Press
N. H. St
Ralph Ageson
Sage Brush Dr
Robert Dick
10Th St. Pl
Yale Rd
Bill Deay
28Th St. Ter
John Ezell
5Th St. Ter
Keith Thomas
W. 3Rd St
O. F. Stinson
Avalon. Rd
Associated Builders
Miss. St
Dave Burnett
Rawhide Ave
Newton E. Jerome
Hi. St
R. D. Osborne
Barker
Fred Johnson
Frontier
Howard Sloan
E. 13Th St
B. A. Green
Mass. St
John Kapfer
Weather turns cloudy with light rain then snow in Kansas
Forecasters predict a cold spell after sunny spell with clouds moving in. Light rain tonight may become snow with about 50 percent odds, easing to 30 percent Saturday as temperatures dip to the mid 20s tonight and near 40 by Saturday afternoon.
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Kansas
Free Prescription Delivery Now Offered by Local Stores
Advert reports three Raney forug stores providing no charge prescription delivery and suggests service through Ime mediate mail. It notes address 109 West 6th and references Adv. de Grill formerly Carol's Patlo with noon queue.
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Raney Forug
de Grill
Carol
Patlo
West 6Th
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