Air Raid Rate Up in Cambodia
The United States sharply increased tactical fighter missions in Cambodia to about 200 daily from 150, while B52 flights remained around 40. Spokesman William Beecher cited better weather and Cambodian rebel attacks as causes, amid a Nixon Congress halt plan and ongoing cease-fire efforts.
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Nixon Signs Compromise Halting Indochina War Action
President Nixon signed a compromise to halt all U S military action in Indochina by August 15 and pledged to seek new war powers if needed for a Southeast Asia peace. He approved amendments funding federal agencies and a 3 4 billion supplemental appropriation for 1973. Melvin Laird said progress toward a Cambodian settlement remained possible.
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Grant to KU for Behavior Analysis Model program
The U S Office of Education awards KU a 548077 grant for the Behavior Analysis Model for Follow Through Program for the sixth year. The program uses computer facilities to analyze kindergarten through third grade students reading and math progress to accelerate learning.
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Washington
U. S. Office of Education
University of Kansas
Nixon vows a short price freeze amid Phase 4 concerns
President Nixon pledges a temporary price freeze for all but farm raw foods and promises relief from high grocery prices. He says the freeze will be as short as possible and that consultations with stakeholders have begun before Phase 4 details are announced. He notes farm production boosts aim to ease shortages and price pressures.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Watergate counterattacks rise after Dean testimony
Watergate supporters push back as John W. Dean III testifies for five days before the Senate committee, alleging presidential involvement. Party lines clash over Dean's disclosures as Mitchell and Colson offer rebuttals amid ongoing hearings and July resumes.
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Washington
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Dean III
Dykes Sets KU Goals in First Chancellor Week
Kansas University chancellor Archie Dykes opened his first week with a call for strong communication with the state. He stressed funding, faculty salaries, tenure, facilities, and a team approach, and signaled careful selection of a new athletic director. He supported affirmative action but opposed quotas and urged KU integration with Kansas society.
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Kansas Board of Regents
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Dayan vows retaliation after Alon slain in Maryland
Defense Minister Moshe Dayan pledged Israel will liquidate Palestinian terror groups after Yosef Alon was shot outside his Chevy Chase home. Alon died of five chest wounds. FBI and local police had no suspects. Cairo radio claimed responsibility. Nixon ordered heightened protection for diplomats.
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Yosef Alon
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Ronald Kornblum
Kornblum
FBI
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Brent Scowsroft
Colby vows CIA will stay out of domestic probes
William E. Colby, Nixon’s CIA nominee, told the Senate Armed Services Committee the agency would remain outside domestic investigations. He said his duty is to the President and would consult him if instructed by White House subordinates. Colby also pledged that intelligence judgments not be controlled by the military.
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Stompelent professional service at Aca funeral home
Aca Funeral Home at 848 511L1.v hosts a professional service for Stompelent, with local attendees noting ceremonial details and community support during the event.
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Aca Funeral Home
July Weather Brings Scattered Showers and High Temps
The report notes July rainfall totaling 0.49 inches in a brief morning shower in Lawrence with cooler 69 degree readings, while July is already near a quarter of June’s 2.05 inch total. Weather forecasts predict a 40 percent chance of scattered storms tonight and highs in the upper 80s to low 90s with limited rain chances on Tuesday, followed by a slight chance of storms on Thursday.
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