China Closes South Ports To Russians
London reports say China has barred Soviet ships carrying war supplies to North Vietnam from its southern ports while allowing other Communist ships to land cargo for Hanoi. Chinese officials say Moscow risks straining ties with the United States over mining North Vietnamese ports.
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London
China
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Peking
Moscow
United States
Nixon
U.S
Soviet Union
Washington
Shawnee to vote on $400000 park bond proposal
Shawnee voters on August 1 will decide a $400000 bond plan to finance new park lands a swimming pool and playground equipment at smaller parks. The total project cost is $800000 with a requirement for federal or state funds to match the city’s $400000 before any park expenditure.
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Shawnee, Kan
Shawnee
Republicans Fill Kansas Ticket in Final Filing Push
Kansas Republicans completed their ticket for major offices as Democrats still lacked candidates in one U S congressional district and four state posts at the noon filing deadline. Key races include U S senator, governor, attorney general, treasurer, and state board seats with incumbents noted and several districts still without Democrat nominees.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Congress
State Board of Education
Arch _ Tetzlaff
Prairie Village
U.S
Garner E. Shriver
Wichita
John S. Stevens
Joe Shubitz
Pittsburg
Lloyd L. Kitch Sr
Galena
Reynolds
Ren
Shultz
Lawrences
Ray Frisbie
Manhattan
John Anderson Jr
DeSoto
Morris Kay
Lawrence
Robert Docking
Arkansas City
Cal Strowig
Abilene
Dave Owen
Overland Park
George Hart
Richard J. Rome
Hutchinson
Elwin M. Shanahan
Salina
Michael C. Manning
Clay E. Hedrick
Newton
Tom R. van Sickle
Fort Scott
Walter H. Peery
Robert E. Hoffman
Raymond J. van Skiver
Vern Miller
Fletcher Bell
Robert R
Bob” Sanders
Dorothy Ballard
Mission Hills
Trend of Family Doctor Noted Among Med Grads
San Francisco AP reports a return to family practice among new medical graduates. Dr. Witten cites a reversal from specialized fields, with 90 percent of University of Washington classes choosing family practice. Kowalewski notes national practitioners rose from 59 000 in 1967 to 64 000 and highlights counseling as an early focus in patient care.
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San Francisco
Carroll L. Witten
Louisville
American Medical Association
University of Washington
Edward J. Kowalewski
Baltimore
Witten
Kowalewski
University of Maryland
Maryland
Nuclear Energy Forecast For Japan In 20 Years
Dr Masaaka Naito of Kyoto University predicts Japan will meet 90 percent of its energy needs with nuclear power within 15 to 20 years. He cites pollution costs of about 4.7 billion dollars annually and notes postwar atomic history fuels opposition to atomic energy. The seminar was hosted by the Midwestern Research Institute in Kansas City with cooperation from Kyoto and Kansas State researchers.
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Kansas City
Japan
Masaaka Naito
Kyoto University
Naito
Hiroshima and
Nagasaki
United States
Midwestern Research Institute
Chemical Engineering Department
Kansas State University
L. T. Fan
Larry E. Erickson
Fan
Justice Department Halts Wiretap Without Warrant
The Supreme Court ruling requires prior judicial approval for domestic wiretaps. Justice Powell states the law demands a warrant and the attorney general orders a halt to all electronic surveillance in domestic security cases lacking preapproval. The case centered on Lawrence Plamondon and the CIA office bombing in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Department
Department
Congress
Powell
Lawrence Plamondon
CIA
Ann Arbor
Mich
Requiem Mass Today For Marymount Leader Sister Etta Knaup
In Concordia Kansas a requiem mass is set for Sister Etta Louis Knaup who led Marymount College Salina for 20 years and served 34 years at the institution including as academic dean and president from 1959. She died at 69 after years of illness at the Sisters of St. Joseph motherhouse.
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Concordia, Kan
Etta Louis Knaup
Marymount College
Salina
Etta
Sisters of St. Joseph
Concordia
Marymount
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