Kissinger Falls Short of Goal in Paris Viet Nam Accord
SAIGON AP Henry Kissinger returned from Paris short of his stated aim to strengthen the Viet Nam cease fire, settling for unwritten understandings. Foreign Minister Tran Van Lam indicated the communique omits troop withdrawal and DMZ enforcement, raising fears it could fail. Lam cited implied deals with Le Duc Tho and possible U.S. aid pressure behind Saigon’s signature. Nixon faced Watergate distractions as Kissinger sought a quick accord this week.
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Fate of Cyclops Still A Mystery Years Later
Norfolk readers recall the 1918 disappearance of the USS Cyclops with 236 crew and 73 passengers. The giant ship vanished after leaving Barbados for Baltimore with no wreckage or bodies found, prompting endless theories and official denial before admitting the loss.
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Rio de Janeiro
Parents Seek Help Locating 16 Year Old David Rundquist
Douglas County Juvenile Officer Harold Hutton and the Rundquist parents request help finding David Rundquist, 16, who left home Monday after withdrawing a large sum in cashier's checks. He is 6 feet 4 inches, slender, 130 pounds, brown hair, hazel eyes, chipped front tooth, last seen in Lawrence area. Anyone with information should contact the juvenile court.
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David Rundquist
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Harold Hutton
Richard Rundquist
Hutton
David
Lawrence High School
Baker University Zeta Chi adds three story sleeping addition
A three story sleeping addition to the Zeta Chi fraternity house at Baker University is under construction. The $30 000 phase two project will add sleeping space for 16 on each floor and is part of a three phase house improvement plan. Excavation started this week by Lloyd Construction Co of Ottawa with a new front planned for next year and large interior remodeling completed last year. Alumni Assn. president Richard Brown commented on the project.
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Baldwin
Zeta Chi
Baker University
Summit Meeting Begins Monday
President Nixon and Soviet leader Brezhnev prepare for a working summit focusing on arms limits and closer economic ties. Officials caution no major breakthroughs expected, with limited pacts likely and Middle East issues left to broader regional dynamics.
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Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
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Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Middle East
Israel
Second Summer Concert Draws 250 In South Park
About 250 people attended the second of six summer concerts in South Park organized by American Federation of Musicians Local 512. The grounds were damp from an afternoon shower but flowers from parks and garden clubs added color as conductor William Kelly was playful with the band. Soloist David Bushouse performed on French horn. Another concert is planned for next Wednesday.
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South Park
American Federation of Musicians Local 512
Parks and Recreation Department
William Kelly
David Bushouse
Bombing Hearing Set in Cambodia War Suit
U S District Judge Orin Judd set a June 29 hearing on a suit challenging U S air attacks in Cambodia. The suit claims the bombing is illegal for lacking Congressional authorization and seeks to stop U S forces from entering combat. The judge rejected government claims of lack of standing and jurisdiction.
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U.S
Cambodia
Orin Judd
Congress
Judd
Panel Finishes Screening Hospital Job Applicants
The screening of almost 50 applicants for the administrator post at Lawrence Memorial Hospital is complete and top candidates will be contacted for interviews. Dolph C. Simons Jr. chairing the committee said eight applicants may be interviewed, with interviews to start soon. Administrator Charles Denniston resigns effective Friday to join St. Joseph's Hospital in Marshfield, Wisconsin. No hiring deadline, but the committee aims to fill the post as soon as possible.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Simons
Charles Denniston
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Marshfield, Wis
Stolen White 1964 Ford Galaxie Reported In Lawrence
Lawrence police say a white 1964 Ford Galaxie stolen overnight from a lot near Cheryl Norton home at 2428 Red Bud. The car carries a 1973 Douglas County tag V 2837 and is valued at $500.
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