Rogers Questioned On Cambodia Move
Secretary of State William P. Rogers faced questioning in a closed Senate session as lawmakers fear the Cambodia restrictions are being stretched. Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield warned that easing limits could widen U.S. involvement and risk expanding the war. Admiral Moorer suggested a stronger airpower stance might delay troop withdrawals from Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Cambodia
William P. Rogers
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Rogers
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nixon
Adm
Thomas H. Moorer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Vietnam
KU Program Founder Ed Stene Seeks Lawrence City Post
Edwin O. Stene 70 a former Kansas University city manager program director announced his candidacy for the Lawrence City Commission boosting the field to 12. He organized the KU course in 1948 and led it until last year training four of Lawrence’s managers. Filing deadline Feb 16 primary March 9 general April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin O. Stene
Kansas University City
Lawrence City Commission
Stone
University
Lawrence
Buford Watson
Jim Wigglesworth
Harold Horn
Ray Wells
Commission
Russians Sell Northeast United States Satellite Photo
Maine museum researcher seeks a satellite image of New England. After NASA and others show no interest, he contacts the Soviet Academy in Moscow. The Russians offer their best known Northeastern photo for 100 dollars for the exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maine State Museum
United States
Ron Kely
NASA
Air Force
National Weather Service
New England
Maine
Weather Service
Kley
Soviet Academy of Bee
Moscow
Lawson Chosen by Bengals In Second Round Of Draft
Lawrence Lawson an offensive tackle from Kansas University was picked by the Cincinnati Bengals in the second round this afternoon. Lawson 6 3 265 pounds was KU’s second player selected with running back John Riggins going in the first round to the New York Jets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Steve Lawson
Kansas University
Cincinnati Bengals
Lawson
John Riggins
New York Jets
State moves to acquire land for U.S. 59 near Lawrence
Kansas highway officials ordered right of way acquisition for 5.2 miles of four lane highway on U S 59 south of Lawrence from Pleasant Grove Hill to the 23rd and Iowa intersection. Design approval was reported by involved agencies. The commission also awarded a $989 900 contract to Hamm Asphalt Corp for widening and surfacing 10 2 miles of U S 54 near Yates Center.
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Topeka
State Highway Commission
U.S. Highway 59
Lawrence
Highway Department
Pleasant Grove Hill
23Rd and
Iowa
Shank Hill
Highway Commission
U.S. 54
Yates Center
Hamm Asphalt Corp
Perry
Hamm
Cafeterias in Lawrence district earn praise for decorum
Journal-World reporters visited Lawrence district high school lunchrooms and found orderly scenes with cheerful, busy students. No major disruptions were observed as staff and parents monitored behavior and answered questions while students enjoyed lunch and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Journal-World
Kansas University
Three 18-year-olds charged in Lawrence car thefts
Three Lawrence youths age 18 Delbert Thomas William Bernard Thomas and Ronnie Jamerson were arrested after a stolen car report led to a 8 20 p m police stop. They face ten felony counts and one misdemeanor including two car thefts burglary of a car grand theft and a missing funds check. One suspect faces unlawful weapon use for a switch blade found at booking. The cars were taken from Kansas Colors Press and Hallmark Cards lots and driven to a secluded Douglas County Fairgrounds area. All three remain in Douglas County Jail.
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Lawrence
Douglas County
Herschell
Douglas County Fairgrounds
Harper Street
Jamerson
Douglas
HETS
First National Bank
Delbert Thomas
Night Raid Bags Snakes from Omo Ranch to LHS
Lawrence High biology teacher Stan Roth and student Eric Shulenberger drove 661 miles round trip to Benomo's Gray County ranch. They captured 24 coachwhips and blue racers, cooled to 40 degrees, for sex and size studies then returned to measure and classify them in Roth's classroom. They plan spring release near the ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High
Stan Roth
LHS
Eric Shulenberger
Kansas University
the Snakes
Kansas
Kris Sperry
Roth
Shulenberger
Journal-World Photo
Omo Ranch
Dodge City
Garden City
Shhulenberger
Omo
Cal Williams Named Special Assistant to Governor for Education
Calvin Williams associate director of urban affairs at Kansas University will serve as a special aide to Gov. Robert Docking on educational affairs. The Puerto Rico native, former coordinator at Temple University, will continue teaching while handling liaison duties with education groups and advisors.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Robert Docking
Williams
Mt.Oread
Temple University
Philadelphia
National Institute For the Administration of Justice
Laurence Chalmers
Cal
Docking
Six Quit KPA Over Lobbying
Hutchinson News and about six other daily papers left the Kansas Press Association amid editorial criticism of lobbying. The editor cited Topeka lobby forces expanding through special interest legislation that benefits publishers, naming Salina Journal Garden City Telegram Hays Daily News Chanute Tribune Olathe News Ottawa Herald as others joining individually.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Hutchinson News
Kansas Press Association
KPA
Topeka
Stuart Awbrey
The
News
Salina Journal
Garden City Telegram
Hays Daily News
Chanute Tribune
Olathe News
Ottawa Herald
Harris Group
Awbrey
KU Receives Six Student Study Grants
KU was awarded sixty six thousand one hundred fifty dollars through six National Science Foundation undergraduate research participation grants, the most of any university. Delbert Shankel announced the summer research plan and described department titled projects with numbers of students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
National Science Foundation
Delbert Shankel
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Shankel
Pancake Day to Honor Louis Holcom at Legion Event
The Lawrence American Legion posts set Saturday Feb 27 1971 for its 22nd Pancake Day to fund Legion baseball programs. The event runs 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. honoring Louis Holcom who died Jan 8 and contributed to youth baseball since 1924. Organizers include Delbert Mathia Carl Schaake Al Ice Ervin Hodges Ray Bamberg Tony Ice Joe Kelly Louis Heinrich Bud Jennings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence American Legion Post
Louis Holcom
John Purcell
Dorsey-Liberty Post 14
The
Legion
Purcell
Louie
Delbert Mathia
Carl Schaake
al Ice
Ervin Hodges
Ray Bamberg
Tony Ice
Joe Kelly
Louis Heinrich
Bud Jennings
Obscene Leaflet Impersonates Journal-World Near KU Campus
A fringe store near the Kansas University campus distributed an obscene printed sheet claiming to be an advertising supplement to the Lawrence Journal-World. The Journal-World states it has no connection with the publication and the name is used falsely and misleadingly.
Also Mentioned on This Page
KU Program
City Post
Clinton Reservoir
Elin
Kiwanis Club
International City Manager’s Association
Dr. Stone
University of Minnesota
DR. Stene
Academy
Delbert Alonzo Thomas
N.Y
William Bernard Thomas
Ronnie Jamerson
Ark
Juanita F. Herschell
Rt. 1
Eugene Hunter
Kansas Colors Press
Haskell
Hunter
Hallmark Cards, Inc
Benomo
Gray County
Racer
Ben Omo
Docking Educational Aide
Calvin Williams
Chalmers
Bill Docking
Young Docking
Cedar Crest
Warren Mortuary
New
Hampshire
Lawrence, Kansas
Benjamin Friesen
George A. Kellas
James 0. Maloney
Brower Burchill
Laurence Draper
Robert Wiley
Holcom
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