Nixon Faces Aid to Pakistan Decision Amid Split Advisers
Washington sources say President Nixon will soon decide on military aid to Pakistan or let Congress decide. Aid is on hold since March 25 after West Pakistan crushed East Pakistani separatists, with some shipments continuing as licenses predate the March 25 pause. Debates center on morality, diplomatic risk, and refugee stability urged by a World Bank consortium, while India opposes U.S. arms support.
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Two Ft Riley Soldiers Die In Weekend Car Crashes
Two soldiers from Fort Riley were killed in separate accidents over the weekend, the only traffic fatalities in Kansas. William Witouski, 22, died Saturday when his car overturned east of Abilene on I 70. Thomas McLean, 21, died Sunday on US 77 near Milford Lake after colliding with a car driven by Roger Wages. Wages survived and was treated at Irwin Army Hospital.
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Irwin Army Hospital
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Kansas City Man Killed in Liberty After Argument
George M. Goodman of Kansas City was shot to death Saturday night in Liberty following an argument. His wife Elizabeth Ruane Goodman faces first degree murder charges and is to be arraigned before a magistrate today. Police gave no motive but continue the investigation.
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Acheson Says Kennedy Was Out of His Depth
Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson tells Life magazine and a BBC interview that John F. Kennedy was out of his depth as president. He criticizes Kennedy as not decisive and questions the legend of his Cuban Missile Crisis leadership.
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Newman to Direct Center for Democratic Institutions
Paul Newman and Ramsey Clark have been elected directors of the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions. Harry Ashmore announced the appointments along with Bernard Rapoport and Vesta Hutchins to join the nonprofit foundation's board in Santa Barbara.
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Center For the Study of Democratic Institutions
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Educational Foundation
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Texas
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Center
Reward Offered After Dry Air Pipes Cut at Kansas City
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company offers a 1000 reward for information about four cut dry air supply pipes that vent air to pressurized cables in Kansas City. Automatic alarms located the leaks Sunday as repairs were made. company suspects no link to a six day old Communications Workers of America strike.
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Communications Workers of America
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