Brezhnev says Big Four talks move to concrete proposals
Brezhnev told the East German party congress in East Berlin that the talks have entered a stage of examining concrete proposals for a possible Berlin accord. He cautioned no concessions to Western demands were given, urged ratification of pending treaties, and praised positive European changes while criticizing imperialist aggressions.
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Willy Brandt
Berlin
Germany
West Germany
West Berlin
Brezhnev
United States
Senate vote looms on Hatfield McGovern Vietnam war funding
The Hatfield McGovern amendment to cut off U S war funds in Indochina faces a likely rejection in the Senate after debate and a public AP poll showing 54 against 37 in favor with nine undecided. The measure would end funding by December 31, with a June 30 1972 cutoff proposal allowing possible troop retention if no prisoner exchange is agreed.
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Washington
U.S
Indochina
Senate
Hatfield-McGovern
Vietnam
Associated Press
Goldwater
Hatfield
Center For Naval Analysis
Em Budo Test Marks Return of U S Nuclear Trials in Nevada
MERCURY Nev AP after the longest halt in U S nuclear testing in almost a decade the Atomic Energy Commission detonated a low yield bomb named Em Budo in Yucca Basin about 75 miles northwest of Las Vegas The blast produced the energy of 20000 tons of TNT with no radiation released the test followed major suspensions and a year of radiation leaks and strikes between the United States and the Soviet Union The AEC noted strict guidelines guided the resumed program and declined to discuss national security implications
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Mercury
Nev
U.S
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada Desert
AEC
Yucca Basin
Las Vegas
Hiroshima
Baneberry
Combine Kills Farm Worker Near Claflin Kansas
A farm worker was crushed when a grain combine slipped from a jack 15 miles northwest of Claflin. Alvin Sauber, 25, died on arrival at Hoisington hospital. He was assisting his father John Sauber and Melvin Jacobs, 17, when the machine fell.
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Claflin
Kan
Alvin Sauber
Hoisington
Milton Garyardt
Sauber
John Sauber
Melvin Jacobs
Shell Hurt In Accident In Jefferson County
A local man, David Shell, 33, sustained fractured ribs and cuts after a one vehicle crash shortly after midnight on Highway 24 59. He was westbound when the car left the road, struck a utility pole, flipped, and rested on a dirt embankment on a guard rail. He is in fairly good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. No passenger was present and the car, valued at 700 dollars, was demolished. Road conditions were clear.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Jefferson Coun
David Shell
Rt. 1
Highway Patrol
Rod Williams
Shell
Williamstown
Williams
Summer session enrollment at college nears 4500
Enrollment at Kansas State Teachers College in Emporia reaches beyond 4000 with director Clint Webber predicting about 4500 by summer end. He notes this would match 1970 summer attendance.
Calm Returns To Riot Torn Albuquerque After Disturbances
After two days of violence that wounded 15, caused millions in damage, calm returned to Albuquerque. Police reported 630 arrests, including 117 juveniles, as National Guard forces reduced from 1,000 to 600. Fire damage was estimated at $3 million plus looting losses of at least $1 million.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Ray Kuhn
Burns Urges Umbrella to Shield Struggling Firms
Fed Chairman Arthur Burns urged Congress to create a federal loan guarantee system as an umbrella to aid firms like Lockheed Aircraft. The plan would set up a loan guarantee board chaired by the Treasury, with tough safeguards and a president's veto power, backing private loans up to 2 billion dollars. The administration seeks 250 million for Lockheed to avert bankruptcy amid Rolls Royce collapse.
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Washington (Ap
Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Burns
Senate Banking Committee
Lockheed
Lockheed’s
Secretary of Treasury
Secretary of Commerce
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Britain
Rolls- Royce Ltd
Local Workshops Rise From Turmoil in Lawrence
The Lawrence workshops, run with the Menninger Foundation, seek to build tolerance and understanding. Citizens like Rawleigh Zilliox and Charles Scott Jr. urge continuation with targeted funding while noting fears, employment gaps, and police perspectives surfaced during sessions.
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Rawleigh Zilliox
Menninger Foundation
City Commission
Zillcox
Charles Scott Jr
Hope Plaza
Ballard
Scott
Lawrence Park Concert Series Returns With AFM Band
The second in a summer series will be at 8 p.m. Thursday in South Park with the American Federation of Musicians Band under William Kelly. Future concerts are planned for June 24 July 8 and July 22. In a separate case, morphine traces were found in samples from James J. Murphy Jr. 19 Osawatomie. He died Sunday night at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after being transported by friends.
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James J. Murphy Jr
Osawatomie
Douglas County
Mike Elwell
Murphy
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
County Commissioners Meet On Routine Business In Wakarusa Township
Actions of the Douglas County Commissioners this morning were limited to routine county business and a discussion concerning a township road in Wakarusa Township.
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Douglas County
Wakarusa Township
Music From Our Pipe Organ At Jurneey Funeral Home
A brief notice details organ music program at Jurneey Funeral Home, inviting public attendance. Contact 848-5111 for details and scheduling.
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Reuter
Jurneey Funeral Home
Aay
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