Tasaday Tribe Emerges From Stone Age To Modern World
An Associated Press report follows 24 Tasaday in Mindanao Philippines as they encounter helicopters guns and radios for the first time. government official Manuel Elizalde Jr Panamin and anthropologist Dr Robert Fox warn of dangers from loggers and forest clearance urging reserve protection and careful exposure to modern life.
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Philippines
Associated Press
Tusaday Forest
Mindanao
Manuel Elizalde Jr
Tasaday
Elizalde
Panamin
Robert B. Fox
Philippines’ National Museum
Taladay's
Fox
Tasaday Forest
Nixon Keeps Rogers Near For Briefing
President Nixon plans to visit Communist China and keeps Secretary Rogers at hand for foreign contacts. A Washington conference with lawmakers and a Cabinet meeting bolster support as Nationalist China protests. Rogers phone-called 19 ambassadors ahead of the announcement.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
William P. Rogers
China
Rogers
Washington
Secretary of State
Senate approves large raise for Haskell building funds
The Senate voted 70 to 0 to add 240000 to a 350000 bill for Sacajawea Hall at Haskell Indian Junior College. The total 590000 will replace fire losses, fund a masonry shop, and support graphic arts and electronics building bids set for August 10. Funding awaits House conference and Nixon signature. Kansas Senators Dole and Pearson backed the measure.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
Haskell Indian Junior College
Sacajawea Hall
Sacajawea
Haskell
BIA
Albuquerque N.M
House
Nixon
Kansas
Bob Dole
James Pearson
Bell Telephone strike drags on as negotiations continue
Negotiations to end the nationwide Bell system walkout by the Communications Workers of America stretch into the weekend with no breakthrough. Vandalism and a shooting occur amid service disruptions. Bell predicts near normal operations for a month despite delays in certain calls. Current average hourly wage stands at $3.43 as talks continue.
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Communications Workers of America
Bell Telephone System
MA Bell
Southwestern Telephone
Bell Telephone
Journal-World
Gordon McBride
Two Arrested After CPA Picnic Carnival Brawl in Eudora
Two men, Larry Wurtz and Clyde Van Sarlls, both of Eudora, were arrested on assault charges after Friday night disturbances at the CPA picnic and carnival. Deputy Mike Suitt, 25, was hospitalized with chest injuries and a 17-year-old juvenile was held briefly. about 18 to 20 officers responded as fights erupted twice near the carnival area.
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Eudora
Douglas County
CPA
Larry Clifford Wurtz
Clyde van Sarlls
Lawrence
Mike Suitt
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Suitt
Kansas Highway Patrol
Polish American billionaire launches $30000 Detroit campaign
Edward J. Pisek, 54, founder of Mrs. Paul’s Kitchen, plans a Detroit campaign to highlight Polish contributions. He cites jokes about Poles and will fund ads in the Detroit Free Press starting next September to reach the city’s large Polish American community of up to 500,000.
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Detroit
Edward J. Pisezk
Piszek
Mrs. Paul’s Kitchen
Philadelphia
Detroit Free Press
Chance of Scattered Thunderstorms in Northeast Kansas
A stable pattern continues with a few widely scattered thundershowers possible today and Sunday. Temperatures in the 90s with 10 to 20 mph winds, and a low in the low 70s.
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Kansas
Americans Freed by East Germany in Berlin Talks
East Germany released six American detainees easing Cold War tensions amid four power talks on the Berlin problem. The group includes Ronald Mudd Jericho Vermont student Mark Huessy Lyle Jenkins Jack Strickland Frank King and Ronald Balch with varied charges from assault to propaganda and attempted escape across borders.
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Berlin
East Germany
Ronald F. Mudd
David F. Mudd
Columbus
Ohio
East Berlin
Mark Huessy
Jericho
Lyle Jenkins
Cambridge
Mass
Jack Strickland
Santa Barbara
Calif
Frank King
Highland Park
Mich
Michael Woodbridge
Ronald Balch
Huntsville
Ala
U.S. Army
Bavaria
Poland
County census figures eyed for 1971 final Monday
Douglas County Assessor Darwin Rogers said he may present final 1971 agricultural census figures to county commissioners Monday morning. He noted the Friday deadline and that several Kansas counties may also miss their deadlines. The census affects state revenue shares for the city, county and school district. Rogers doubts Douglas County will top 35,000. The 1969 farm census counted 45,311 in the county and 32,832 in Lawrence. the 1970 federal census showed 57,144 in the county and city combined.
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Douglas County
Darwin Rogers
Rogers
Kansas
Lawrence
City master street plan faces federal view in Douglas County
The story notes a new federal relationship with urban areas in Douglas County. In mid May planner Ron Short was contacted by federal authorities and asked to submit a comprehensive study of transportation needs through 1990.
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Douglas County
Ron Short
City master street plan aims for 1990 Lawrence growth
Short has compiled data for the city master street plan to be submitted July 28. By year end he will project a 1990 Lawrence population of 74 000 and urban area growth beyond 150 square miles with two more turnpikes. The plan projects transportation needs for 20 to 30 years and will be refined after consultations with state officials before sending to federal funds decisions.
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Short
City-County Planning Commission
Transportation Department
Lawrence
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