Lodge Calls Himself A Realist For Talks In Paris
Henry Cabot Lodge declares he is a realist, not a hard or soft liner, and will push Vietnam peace talks in Paris. He signals possible year start for some U.S. troop withdrawals but cautions against premature cease-fire claims while awaiting Nixon’s picks for top foreign policy posts.
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Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
Vietnam
Paris
Lodge
Elect Nixon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Opin
Abrams
Thieu
Tran van Huong
United States
Dr Helen Gilles seeks USD 497 school board seat
Lawrence resident and pediatrician Dr Helen Gilles announces her candidacy for Unified School District No 497 school board. She pledges equal educational opportunities across Lawrence public schools and improved services for handicapped children. Filing by Feb 11 with the county clerk or a petition with 50 voters. Election is April 1.
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Lawrence
Helen Gilles
Iowa St
Gilles
Paul Gilles
Kansas University
KU School of Medicine
Lawrence Human
Community Children’s Center
Ballard Community Center
Headstart
Lawrence Nursery School
Kansas
Kathy
Tim
Becky
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
William F. Bradley
Emil Heck
James Owens
Bers
Parker Jurors Ask Read Back Testimony In Trial
Jurors in the Parker case requested portions of Thursday testimony be read aloud this morning as deliberations continued. Rev Laurence A. Parker 40 Sedalia Missouri faces a 150 alleged misrepresentation charge involving Mrs Catherine Wein Stratford Road. The defendants testified earlier in the week and Parker has been free on 1500 bond. Nearby, Douglas County cases included Gordon Dale Chappell Jr bound over on assault with felonious intent and Billy Ray Kelch bound over on grand larceny with William Copp also charged.
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Lawrence A. Parker
Sedalia
Douglas County District Court
Parker
Lawrence
Catherine Weins Stratford
Gordon Dale Chappell Jr
Ala. St
Billy Ray Kelch
Schwarz Rd
Lawrence Students Resume Classes After Early Dismissal
Lawrence schools will resume Monday morning as planned after students were dismissed for grading and teacher reporting.
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Lawrence
Chain Saw Taken Tuesday at Jones Farm Rental
Hayden Jones reports a $289 chain saw stolen Tuesday from Jones Farm Rental at 1216 E 23rd St. Lawrence police log records three other thefts and one act of vandalism including a $100 guitar and amplifier, two tires stolen from a vehicle, a $167 stereo and tapes taken from a KU campus lot, and $35 BB gun damage to a living room window at 818 Crawford St. No entry or exit steps noted.
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Hayden Jones
Jones Farm Rental
E. 23Rd St
Lawrence
Paul Stowe
Perry St
N. H. St
James S. Haehi
Wellington Ra
John Shields
Stewart Ave
Kansas University
Corbett Collins
Crawford St
Kansas Man Plots Nixon Staff Rise From New York Ties
The article details Trent’s move from Kansas to join Nixon’s staff in New York near the Pierre Hotel. It notes his role in agriculture research and scheduling for the campaign. Kansas figures question his national connections and potential aviation board appointment. The piece mentions his wife, child, and hints at the family wealth fueling talk of a “millionaire” label.
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Trently
Nixon
Trent
Pierre Hotel
Fifth Avenue
New York
Aviation Board
Kansas
Visits Announced For Max Kade German Professors at KU
Two Max Kade visiting professors in German were announced by Dr. Robert P. Cobb. Friedrich Beissner of the University of Tubingen will teach in spring 1970 and R Conrad y of the University of Kiel in spring 1971. The program began in 1964 from Max Kade Foundation funds and continues with annual renewed support.
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Max Kade
Kansas University
Robert P. Cobb
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Friedrich Beissner
University of Tubingen
Germany
R. Conrady
University of Kiel
Cowboy Composer Jim Barnes Sails Toward National Publication
Jim Barnes a 19 year old KU sophomore from Hobart Oklahoma writes neoclassical band pieces. His Pepper Rodgers Triumphal March may be published nationally while he plans graduate study in conducting and a career as a professional musician.
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Oklahoma
Jim Barnes
Kansas University
Pepper Rodgers
Jim
Hobart
Okla
The
Gaslight Gang
Tax Reform in Kansas Aims for Statewide School Levy
A Kansas commission report to Missouri outlines tax reform for Kansas. It faults the ad valorem real property tax as burdensome and proposes a uniform statewide school levy funded by a new state property tax, statewide assessments including exemptions, and income tax on earnings for all profit-making entities.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Fire Damages At Two Local Homes And Gas Leak
Firemen report an estimated 200 dollar wall damage near a bedroom window and 50 dollar chair damage at Bob Trickey 900 Mississippi Street from a Thursday night blaze started by a cigarette. A separate incident caused 200 dollar damage to Tom Crawford's car at 1209 Tennessee Street when a fuel line ruptured. Gas leaked into a tunnel being dug at Chernok Texaco Station 2206 Iowa Street and was washed away by 3:55 p.m. Thursday.
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Bob Trickey
Miss. St
Lawrence
Tom Crawford
Tenn. St
Crawford
Edgehill Rd
Chernok
Texaco
Iowa St
Saigon Talks Focus On U S Troop Withdrawals And Cease Fire
U S Ambassador Bunker and General Abrams met with President Thieu in Saigon to discuss troop withdrawals a possible cease fire and responses to a possible renewed bombing if talks fail. The Paris four way talks set to begin Saturday were referenced as leverage in negotiations.
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U.S. Air Force
Saigon
Ex LHS Teacher Enters Race For Unified School Board
Former Lawrence High School teacher Miss Jayanne Angell filed to run for the Unified District No. 497 school board. Angell, 30, a public information editor and instructor in Kansas City area Title III programs, cites focus on positive human development, dropout reduction, faculty communication, and better learning for disadvantaged children. She has long community ties and is active in Headstart and Girl Scout programs. Election is April 1 with filing deadlines February 11.
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Jayanne Angell
Ind. St
Miss Angell
Kansas City, Mo
Angell
Lawrence High School
Central Missouri State College
Warrensburg
Kansas University
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Chappell
William Michael Copp
Mass. St
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Pittsburg
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