Hickel Face First Capitol Hill Grilling for Interior
Congress readies to vet Alaska Governor Walter Hickel as interior secretary pick amid conservationist concerns. Senate confirmation appears likely despite questions over public land policy. Hickel testifies as Johnson era budget and tax issues loom. Rogers faces a closed-door inquiry after Fulbright reshapes hearing norms.
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Vatican Attacks Conscience Based Birth Control Views
The Vatican denounces laymen priests and bishops who claim Catholics may use conscience to accept birth control despite Pope Paul VI's ban. L Osservatore Romano calls the pope’s teaching final, warning that autonomous conscience would sever ties to God and church authority. The article notes episcopal debates in Germany Canada and France and Dutch discussions challenging Humanae Vitae.
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Vatican
Paul
Christ
L’osservatore Romano
Giuseppe Greco
Germany
Canada
France
Three Men Nabbed With Stag Movies at KU Fraternity House
Three men in their 20s were arrested at the Delta Tau Delta fraternity house about 10 p.m. Sunday after police described a screening of what were called stag movies. Police and university officials, including Dean Donald K. Alderson, coordinated the investigation amid complaints about the films. Weekend thefts included a $125 portable television, four wheel covers, a $30 car battery, and a stereo with tapes worth $135.77, plus a broken window and bedspread at the Ramada Inn site.
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Delta Tau Delta House
Lice
Donald K.alderson
Men
Kansas University
Delta ‘Tau Delta
Delores Sehorn
la. St
Frank C. Parrish
26Th St
Gordon Peterson
Continental Construction Co
Kansas City
Ramada Inn
6Th and
Iowa Sts
News Quiz Editor's Note Answers Preview World Affairs
A quiz tests memory of Vietnam peace talks, 1728 magazine history, Soviet space aims, 1968 unemployment, border patrols, Nixon salary, apartheid era licensing, prime rate shifts, UFO studies, and Apollo 11 crew options. Answers on Page 3.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Atlantic Monthly
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House
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America
Neil Armstrong
Michael Collins
Edwin Aldrin
Frank Borman
Edwin Eldrin
Jim Lovell
William Frimes Jr
Stokely Carmidges
Barry Goldwater
Alcoa Joins Price Hikes Across Aluminum Line
Alcoa announced a broad price increase on most aluminum products effective for orders after January 17 and shipments after February 15. The rise matches Kaiser and Reynolds with a one cent increase on ingots and a five percent boost on most fabricated goods.
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Kaiser and Reynolds
Kaiser
Oakland
Calif
The
Aluminum Co. of America
Pittsburgh
Richmond
Reynolds Aluminum
Kansas University Student Injured in Car Crash West of Lawrence
James V. Peacock, 21, of Quincy Illinois, a Kansas University student, suffered severe mouth lacerations when his car struck a telephone pole after another car pulled from a private drive into its path five miles west of Lawrence on U S 40. He was taken to Watkins Hospital. Car damage estimated at 1750 dollars.
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Kansas University
Quincy
Ill
Engel Rd
Peacock
Douglas County
Lawrence
U. S. 40
Watkins Hospital
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14Th St
Steve Palmer
W. 13Th St
Paul Vervynck
Vt. St
Rolland M. Stine
Overland Park
Reservoir plans push toward water use by 1970
Col Kratz outlines Perry area projections for the reservoir pool with a 50 percent chance of full by Jan 1 1970 and a 75 percent chance by June 1970. A 9 percent chance of a normal pool of 12 500 acres by September 1971 is noted with concessionaire arrangements after sufficient impoundment. Construction began 1964 and emergency water use helped avert flood damages over 10 million in June 1967.
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Col. Kratz
Col
iKrata
Glass Re-Elected County Chairman In Douglas County
Douglas County voters swore in newly elected officials this morning and re elected county chairman Glass led the session. The new commission includes Raymond Ice and Arthur Heck replacing Kamp Schroeder and Booth with terms beginning with a pledge by Judge Frank Gray.
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Douglas County Commission
Arthur Heck
Raymond Ice
Travis Glass
Journal-World Phoo
Douglas County
Glass
Frank Gray
Walter Kampschroeder
Ice
Harvey Booth
Gray
Reforming Government for Kansan Quality of Life
Docking pledges to seek quality of assistance and opportunity for all. He outlines goals to reform government, reduce excesses, and run a more humane and participatory state, aiming to empower individuals and balance citizen rights with majority will.
Lawrence Haskell Institute enrolls 124 new for spring term
Lawrence announces 124 new students will join Haskell Institute for the second semester, raising total enrollment to about 1,000. Forty students graduated in fall without exercises, may participate in year end ceremonies.
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Haskell Institute
Minor blazes and smoke prompts in Lawrence area
Fire crews investigated a smell of smoke reported by Ken Benjaman at 845% Mass. St. no fire found. A Robert Dalton Wichita owned car backfired near 7th and Calif. with minor damage. Grass fire at George Forrester residence spread from a trash barrel at 1618 W. 22nd St. and was extinguished at 2 15 p.m. Saturday.
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Mass
Lawrence
Robert Dalton
Wichita
7Th
Calif
George Forrester
Ter
W. 22Nd St
Third Kroger robbery suspect hunt continues in Lawrence
Lawmen search for a third man involved in the Friday night Kroger's Down town robbery at 9th and N. H. Sts. in Lawrence. Two other suspects, a 16 year old male and Marlon Bert Tyus of Kansas City, Mo., are held in Douglas County jail with bond set at 20000.
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9Th
N. H. Sts
Lawrence
Richard Stanwix
Marlon Bert Tyus
Kansas City, Mo
Douglas County
Tyus
Charles Rankin
Zarah
Johnson County
Thief Steals Pizzas From KU Student Dorm
Leonard Biggers reports two pizzas and an oven stolen from his locked car in front of Templin Hall after he delivered pizzas to Kansas University students. Entry was gained by prying the right front vent window. value set at 75 dollars.
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Kansas University
Templin Hall
Leonard Biggers
Oregon
Biggers
Supreme Court Allows States to Seize Welfare Awards
The Supreme Court upheld New York and others ability to take over certain welfare awards including personal injury and life insurance benefits but not salaries. The ruling supports state welfare control with 31 states already enacting similar laws amid challenges from the Roger Baldwin Foundation and ACLU.
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Supreme Court
New York
Uast
William O. Douglas
New York City
Roger Baldwin Foundation
The
American Civil Liberties Union
J. Lee Rankin
City of
Card of Thanks to Hospital Staff and Friends
Many thanks to Dr. Holladay and the nurses who were so sweet and kind to me also all of the dear little candy stripers and for all of the cards gifts flowers and phone calls while I was in the hospital and since I came home God bless each one of you Lillie Bond Fred and Oscar Rumsey owners utate Funeral Home VI 3-5111 AY
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Lillie Bond
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