Nixon Plans Europe Trip After Address to Congress
President Nixon prepares two domestic messages on the debt ceiling and Post Office reform before leaving on a five nation European tour starting Sunday. Air Force One will fly from Brussels to London Bonn West Berlin Rome Paris and Vatican City with heavy security amid student protests and a De Gaulle proposal to reorganize NATO or the Common Market.
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Attacks on U.S. Bases Before Tet Cease Fire Ends
Enemy troops attacked Phan Rang and a 101st Airborne base near Saigon, killing 2 paratroopers and wounding 29 others. Air Force gun ships, helicopter units, and South Korean troops supported U.S. and allied defense. Total enemy dead reported at least 249 with 237 more killed across seven engagements. U.S. losses were six killed and eight wounded.
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101St Airborne Division
Coast Guard eyes tow for leaking Farida after abandonment
A Coast Guard cutter stood by the Swedish freighter Farida 50 miles southeast of Cape Lookout N C aiming to tow her before seas worsen and she sinks. The incident is part of a string of mid Atlantic maritime emergencies reported from Virginia to North Carolina.
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Raney Drug Stores Offer Free Prescription Delivery
Index notes free prescription delivery and express mail service at all three Raney Drug Stores as a convenience for customers.
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Raney Drug Stores
Britain Rejects Trading U S Ties for De Gaulle Alliance
Foreign Secretary Michel Stewart stated Britain will not exchange its friendship with the United States for a European trade alliance with Charles de Gaulle. He defended Western ties to the United States as key to NATO and noted U S democracy allows dissent on Vietnam policy.
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Alarmed Rescue Saves Lawrence Elevator Worker Buried in Pellets
Charles Porter a 62 year old Lawrence man was trapped up to his chin in alfalfa pellets inside a 60 foot high grain storage tank at the National Alfalfa Dehydrating Co plant three miles north of Lawrence. More than 550 volunteers and officials labored Friday afternoon to free him using boards holes and oxygen gear. Porter was freed after nearly four hours and pulled from the tank as workers removed about half of the 150 tons of pellets.
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Maryland Hospitals Flooded With Abortion Requests
Two Baltimore area hospitals report overwhelming abortion demands with out of state applicants being rejected. Hospital officials cite Maryland’s liberal abortion law and practical bed limits as reasons to restrict nonresidents. Doctors warn Maryland may become a regional abortion center if current trends continue.
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East Coast
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KU Firebombing Probe Tightens on KU Campus
Kansas Bureau of Investigation and Douglas County officials probe firebombing and shooting on the Kansas University campus. One bomb exploded causing minor damage. three others found. Arson penalties up to 20 years. murder if death results. Police increase campus security and urge tips to law enforcement agencies.
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Warmer Weather Forecast for Lawrence Area Sunday
The weather bureau predicts slightly warmer conditions for Lawrence Sunday with highs in the upper 40s and a low in the middle to upper 20s. Skies will be partly cloudy through the weekend.
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Construction Starts Monday on $600000 ALZA Facility
Construction begins Monday on the Institute of Pharmaceutical Chemistry ALZA division near KU research campus in Lawrence. The $600000 laboratory, to be built by CONSTANT CONSTRUCTION Co, will employ about 30 researchers and be leased from KU Endowment Association with completion in about eight months around November 1. The project marks ALZA’s first Lawrence facility, adjacent to Higuchi’s $160000 lab.
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Lawrence Laboratory
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