Thieu Signals Withdrawal of U S Forces This Year
President Thieu announced that some American combat troops will be withdrawn from South Vietnam this year and ordered a timetable drafted by the military staffs of Vietnam and the United States. Initial talks suggested as many as 20 000 to 100 000 troops could depart, with timing to be finalized after Paris peace talks. General Abrams indicated reluctance to cuts before mid July and preferred to keep pressure on the enemy.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
U.S
Thieu
Abrams
Paris
Ellsworth Bunker
Marriage Licenses From Lawrence Area Issued
Kenneth Grosdidier 21 Eudora to Connie Burkhardt 19 Eudora. Nevin O B erg 21 Eudora to Clydelia Babb 18 Eudora. Randy Belt 21 Lawrence to Jeannette Sale 20 Lawrence. Kevin Barr 24 Los Angeles to Mary Farrell 21 Shawnee Mission. William Batson 24 Lawrence to Sharon Coker 20 Concordia. Richard Smith 22 Lawrence to Nancy Hur ley 21 Lawrence. Larry Andrews 22 Lawrence to Susan DeHoff 22 Tonganoxie. Stephen Clinton 24 Lawrence to Judith Myers 23 Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Michael Grosdidier
Eudora
Connie Lucille Burkhardt
Nevin Robert O’berg
Clydelia Ann Babb
Randy Allen Belt
Lawrence
Jeannette Kay Sale
Kevin Patrick Barr
Los Angeles
Calif
Mary Patricia Farrell
Shawnee Mission
William Harris Batson
Sharon Elizabeth Coker
Concordia
Richard Meredith Smith
Nancy Louise Hurley
Larry Allison Andrews
Susan Kya DeHoff
Tonganoxie
Stephen Thomas Clinton
Judith Mary Myers
Hospital Admissions and Births in Local Listings
A list shows admissions for William Scott Eudora Robert Truitt Tonganoxie Mrs Marguerita Jackson Baldwin Susie Johnson Rt 1 Anthony Jones 1014 Vt Michael Fisher 810 Schwarz Prentis Showalter Baldwin Danny Lane DeSoto McNelly Floyd 1500 N H Marie Johnson 2600 Haskell. Dismissals include Mrs Andrea McFadyen and baby girl 2437 Redbud Lane Mrs Mickey Turnbull and baby girl 2nd and Ark Mrs Dosia Hall Baldwin Charles Zook 1129. Ore. Birth announces Charles Ott and spouse at 1509 E 18th St a son today.
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William Scott
Eudora
Robert Truitt
Tonganoxie
Marguerita Jackson
Baldwin
Susie Johnson
Anthony Jones
Michael Fisher
Schwarz
Prentis Showalter
Danny Lane
DeSoto
McNelly Floyd
N.H
Marie Johnson
Haskell
Andrea McFadyen
Redbud Lane
Mickey Turnbull
Mickey Turnbull and Baby Girl, 2Nd and Ark
Dosia Hall
Charles Zook
Busy Signal Reveals Directory Mix Up at Marian Hall
Friends of a Capitol Hill woman found their calls to her kept failing as a busy signal. The source shows a Seattle University student directory incorrectly listing her number as the contact for 86 Marian Hall residents.
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Seattle
Capitol Hill
Seattle University
Marian Hall
Glass container production in United States aids medicines
One of every ten glass containers made in the United States is used for medicinal and drug products. This reflects the substantial role of U S manufacturers in packaging health care items.
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United States
Docking Orders Fire Safety Plan for State Buildings
Gov. Docking directs State Fire Marshal to survey fire facilities in all state institutions after Osawatomie State Hospital fire fatalities. Ramey to lead fire safety inspections and identify hazards. some institutions have not been checked and authority remains unsettled.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Arthur Ramey
Docking
Ramey
Osawatomie State Hospital
Jury fails to reach verdict on Parker fraud charges
District Court jury considering fraud charges against Rev. Lawrence A. Parker of Sedalia Missouri failed to reach a verdict and was discharged by Judge Frank Gray. Parker faced $150 defrauding charge from August 1967. Possible refiled charges for February term. Punishment upon conviction ranges one to five years. In other Friday actions, Joseph C. Cooley pled guilty to DUI with 90 days jail, license surrender, $250 fine. Robert E. Cardell bound over for insufficient funds charge. James Faulconer case dismissed.
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Lawrence A. Parker
Sedalia
Frank Gray
Lawrence
Parker
Catherine Weinaug
Stratford Rd
Daniel A. Young
Joseph C. Cooley
Rt. 1
Robert E. Cardell
Mich. Srs
Charles Rankin
Jim Clark Motors
Mass. St
James Faulconer
Miss. St
Courthouse List of Traffic Citations and Fines
A compiled docket lists numerous individuals with traffic violations including speeding failure to observe red light failure to yield and signal violations. Notable names include Dennis W. Gordon Nancy M. Boozer and Raymond Smith along with addresses from Baldwin Oskaloosa Topeka and Moberly. Fines range from 5 to 25 dollars and some entries note failed to report or leave scene conditions.
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Dennis W. Gordon
Frontier Rd
Nancy M. Boozer
Ind. St
Robert Stewart
Baldwin
Guenter Pfister
Stouffer
John R. Brower
Ky. St
Kenneth Gibler
Larry Hamm
N. J. St
Gerald Goldstein
Westchester Rd
Leslie Weeks
Ala. St
Nancy Brimacombe
Gower
Gerald Shechter
Shawnee Mission
Erlin Burgert
Ohio St
Harold L. Weeks
Rt. 3
George Krawczyk
Topeka
Sheryl Noel
Moberly
Donald Ray
Summit St
Randy Sprague
W. Campus Dr
Steven Kay
Ernest Cornelius
Dale A. Currant
R. I. St
Randy Dowdell
Locust St
Alice A. Hixson
Walnut St
Rookie Trooper Assigned Here
Jerry Smith, 28, begins two weeks of on the job field training with Kansas Highway Patrol then one week in Salina for classroom work before becoming a trooper. He will work with Eric DeGraffenreid in Baldwin for the two weeks, then return to Lawrence for his first assignment.
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Jerry Smith
Kansas Highway Patrol
Salina
Church Protest Targeting Liquor Inaugural Ball
A Baptist church in Wichita petitions against the governor and lieutenant governor for attending what members call a mockery of state laws during the inaugural ball. The letter, signed by Rev. Byron D. Tracy and church clerk Mrs. Johnie Martin, decries leadership failures amid lawlessness.
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Wichita
Southwest Baptist Church
State
Byron D. Tracy
Johnie Martin
Tokyo Students In New Rioting at University
Riot police on Friday clashed with students at Tokyo University as more than 8,500 officers tried to evict protesters from the campus. Tear gas and helicopters aided the clearance, with 11 buildings cleared and hundreds remaining holed up in the library.
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TOKYO
Tokyo University
Kiwanis Leader Outlines Stand Up for Freedom Theme
Lt. Gov. Bill Womack of Kiwanis Division 11 spoke to the Lawrence Kiwanis Club at the Eldridge Hotel noon meeting. He urged reaffirming the family role, educating parents on habit forming drugs, and supporting programs to reduce land air and water pollution. Dick Wright was welcomed as the club’s newest member.
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Kiwanis
Stand Up For Freedom
Bill Womack
Kiwanis Division 11
Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Eldridge Hotel
Womack
Lawrence Kiwanis
Dick Wright
Susie Ward the Spars Seaman Sails Amid Male Desert
Elizabeth City base in 1960s faces first female seaman among 500 men. Susie Ward, daughter of a Navy captain from Norfolk, says duty is good and welcomes assignment. A gate mixup forces her to spend a night with a yeoman’s wife before quarters are found. February arrival of another Spar will halve the ratio to 250 men per woman.
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Elizabeth City
N.C
Susie Ward
Spars
U.S. Coast Guard
Coast Guard
Susie
Norfolk
Beatles Cancel London Show Amid Uncertainty
The Beatles canceled a London concert citing they were not ready. Spokesman Mavis Smith said the group preferred postponing to suit themselves and no tickets were sold for the informal invited audience.
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London
Mavis Smith
Students Paid For Research This Summer
More than 35 undergraduates from Kansas University and nearby colleges will be paid to do research this summer under senior professors. NSF grants fund 6 programs guiding students in mathematics radiation biophysics chemical and petroleum engineering biochemistry physiology anthropology and medicinal chemistry.
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Kansas University
National Science Foundation
G. Baley Price
Benjamin S. Friesen
Radiation Biophysics
Kenneth A. Bishop
Chemical and Petroleum Engineering
South Dakota
William M. Bass
Iran
Robert A. Wiley
Dennis Dahl
Bail Hiked for Actress Who Threatened Warhol Before Shooting Him
Valeria Solanis, 28, the actress charged with attempted murder in Andy Warhol's shooting, had bail raised from 10000 to 50000 after prosecutors said she made threatening calls including a threat to blow his head off unless charges were dropped. She appeared in Warhol's film I a Man and is jailed pending trial.
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New York
Valeria Solanis
Andy Warhol
Warhol
Asst. Dist. Atty
Frederick Lankler
State Supreme Court
Miss Solanis
Charles Marks
First Negro Appointed To Civil Service Group
President-elect Nixon appoints James E. Johnson as the first Black member of the Civil Service Commission in its 86 year history. Johnson, a California veterans official, will oversee federal employment as about 400,000 workers are on the government payroll.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
Nixon
James E. Johnson
California
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Vien
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Charles Ott
Martin
N. Lawrence
Gray
Ronald Spry
Trooper Smith
Patty
Shelly
Iola High School
U. S. Army
Germany
Parsons Police Department
Cooper Pharmacy Doctor's Bidg
Loth & Ky
Beatles
NSF
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