NLF rejects but clarifies stance on Paris peace talks
The National Liberation Front said U S proposals are difficult to accept as they imply a two sided table at the Paris talks. Spokesman Tran Hoai Nam emphasized the four party format with NLFs full status and noted the U S round table idea remains under study after Cyrus Vance and Ha Van Lam discussions.
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Paris
National Liberation Front
Vietnam
NLF
Tran Hoai Nam
Front
U.S
Tor Cyrus R. Vance
Ha van Lam
Vance
Lau
North Vietnam
Nam
United States
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Sion
Pham Dang Lam
Rusk Sets Plan to Expand Peace Efforts by Jan 20
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the Johnson administration will broaden efforts before January 20 to advance peace in Vietnam and the Middle East. He urged restraint by Arab and Israeli leaders and backed U.N. Security Council principles as a path to lasting peace.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Johnson
Vietnam
Middle East
Rusk
Israel
U.N. Security Council
Soviet Union
France
Britain
United States
U.N
Gunnar Jarring
Clark M. Clifford
Paris
Kansas Traffic Deaths Log Shown For 24 Hours
Kansas traffic death log shows 1 fatality in 24 hours to 9 a.m. Friday. For January the count is 1 death, for 1969 the total is 1, and for the comparable 1968 period the figure is 14.
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Topeka
Kansas
Topeka man pleads not guilty to first degree robbery
Hollis Henry Smith Jr. 22 of Topeka pleaded not guilty in Douglas County District Court to first degree robbery for allegedly taking 88.06 dollars from Nellie Thomas at Freeman's Retail Liquor Store on April 8. A Jan 17 trial date was set and he remains free on a 2000 dollar bond.
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Hollis Henry Smith Jr
Topeka
Douglas County
Smith
Nellie Thomas
Freeman's
E. 7Th St
Kansas Reformatory
Jerry Gene Kendrick
Mich
Frank Gray
Kendrick
Albert Smith
E. 23Rd St
Delbert Thomas
N. Y. St
Hutchinson
Gray
Kansas Diagnostic Center
Thomas
Gary William Dunaway
Oak Hill Ave
KU Pharmacists Attend Mid-Winter Seminar Across Five Kansas Cities
About 250 pharmacists are expected to attend the third annual Kansas University Mid-Winter Pharmacy Extension Seminar in Garden City Colby Kansas City Wichita and Pittsburg during January and February. The program features eight topics prepared by KU School of Pharmacy faculty with two or more topics per presenter. Each attendee will receive the Handbook of Non-Prescription Drugs.
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Kansas University
Kansas Cities
Garden City
Colby
Kansas City
Wichita
Pittsburg
KU School of Pharmacy
American Pharmaceutical Association
Gary Sage
Ian Pitman
Earth Sciences Symposium Set at Kansas University
The sixth international symposium on computer applications in the earth sciences will be held June 16 to 18 at Kansas University. The Kansas Geological Survey and the International Association for Mathematical Geology sponsor the program. Daniel F. Merriam leads the organizing team with participants from KU Brown University Northwestern University Stanford University and other leading institutions.
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Kansas University
Kansas Geological Survey
International Association For Mathematical Geology
Daniel F. Merriam
Survey
Floyd W. Preston
A. J. Rowell
John Imbrie
Brown University
W. C. Krumbein
Northwestern University
John C. Griffiths
Pennsylvania State University
A. T. Miesch
U. S. Geological Survey
John W. Harbaugh
Stanford University
M. A. Rosenfeld
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute
E. H. T. Whitten
G. 8. Koch Jr
U. S. Bureau of Mines
F. Chayes
Carnegie Institute of Washington
State Farmers Receive $1.24 Wheat Price
The Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service reports that Kansas farmers averaged $1.24 a bushel for wheat at mid December. The price is three cents below November and two cents under the U S average, with grade prices listed as 1 for number one and 1 23 for number two 1 21 for number three and 1 16 average for number four or lower.
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Topeka
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Kansas
U.S
Americans Cut Cigarette Consumption First Time Since 1964
The Agriculture Department reports Americans smoked over one billion fewer cigarettes last year marking the first domestic drop since 1964. Officials foresee little smoking gain this year due to heightened public health campaigns.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Panes Broken In Two Downtown Lawrence Stores
Windows in back doors at Campbell's Clothing Store and McCoy's Shoe Store were broken in early today in two unsuccessful entry attempts. Minor damages reported. Police logged two thefts and one vandalism incident with three victims: Joan Arnold for a $50 stereo missing from a car, Frank Pattee Jr. for a $4 jacket, and Leslie Watson for about $75 in auto damage.
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Lawrence
Campbell’s Clothing
Mass. St
McCoy’s Shoe
Joan Arnold
Baldwin
Hallmark Cards, Inc
Rt. 1
Frank Pattee Jr
W. 20Th St
Iowa St
Leslie Watson
Pizza Hut
23Rd St
Lawrence reports minimal school vandalism costs
Lawrence School Superintendent Carl Knox says vandalism costs for the 1987-68 year total less than 1000 dollars and the incidents are isolated. He contrasts nation totals in Chicago New York Montgomery County Md and Los Angeles and cites steady but not rising vandalism levels in Lawrence.
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Lawrence
Carl Knox
Knox
Chicago
New York
Montgomery County
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Lawrence High School
William Medley
Bernard Voges
Medley
Vogel
Few City Auto Accidents Despite Street Conditions
Lawrence police report cautious driving amid icy streets with eight accidents on Thursday six minor reports at the station and two under $300. Wednesday saw two accidents under $150 each and New Year’s Eve two major crashes. Traffic lights at 6th and Mass remain blinking due to wiring delays by the Department of Public Works. A Dec 18 short in wiring cited. Mason and Dixon referenced in historical note.
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Lawrence
6Th and
Mass. Sts
Department of Public Works
Kickapoo Logan Leaves Sports for a Life in Art
Former Kansas University football player trainer and coach Roland Logan known as Kickapoo Logan retires from sports to pursue painting. Born in Kickapoo Kansas he now lives in Palm Springs California with more than 300 landscapes and seascapes on display across several states and upcoming Kansas shows in Leavenworth and Atchison. Logan also built an athletic equipment firm after World War II and has served as a judge at art shows and as a trained singer with a medal from the American Institute of Fine Arts.
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Kansas University
Roland
Kickapoo
Logan
Kan
Palm Springs
Calif
Kansas
Leavenworth
Atchison
Lawrence
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
Pittsburgh University
Boston Red Sox
Rafer Johnson
Bob Mathias
Parry O’brien
Los Angeles
Southern
California
American Institute of Fine Arts
Jury trial canceled. jurors not to report Jan 6
In Lawrence District Court the January 6 jury trial is cancelled and jurors need not report that date. The November term jurors should report January 9. KU classes resume 7:30 a.m. Monday after a flu epidemic prompted an earlier Christmas vacation. Final exams run January 13 to 25 after a one week teaching period.
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Lucille Allison
Kansas University
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