Supreme Court tackles government censorship of Pentagon papers
The Supreme Court hears arguments on restricting publication of a Pentagon study of the Vietnam War in the New York Times and Washington Post. The piece warns that a ruling favoring censorship could start a government pattern of feeding the public selective information and embolden leaks and jailed reporters.
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United States Supreme Court
Washington
New York Times
Washington Post
Pentagon
White House
U.S
New York Times-Pentagon
Johnson
Laos
Associated Press
North Vietnam
China
Russia
Vietnam
Supreme Court
Four Leavenworth County men freed as witness departs
Charges against Ronald N. Smith William A. Lange Bruce R. Henry and Joe K Eyeman were dismissed after the witness Donald Kell of Mission said he would not stay to testify. Kell said he was assaulted and robbed near the Municipal Airport in June.
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Leavenworth County
Mike Elwell
Donald Edward Kell
Mission
Lawrence
Ronald N. Smith
Rt. 2
Tonganoxie
William A. Lange
Leavenworth
Bruce Ray Henry
Joe K E. Eyeman
Rt. 3
Tonganox
Journal-World Raises Home Delivery Rate in Lawrence
Effective July 1 the home delivery rate of the Journal-World will be 2.05 dollars a month due to higher operating costs and the Lawrence city sales tax levy. Carriers delivering in Lawrence will receive a 12 percent earnings raise, the first increase since 1968.
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Lawrence City
Lawrence
Meet on Blight To Be Tuesday
A special meeting on identification and control of Southern Corn Leaf Blight will be at 8 30 p m next Tuesday at Building No 1 Douglas County Fair grounds. All farmers and interested persons in Douglas County are urged to attend a up to date report on corn blight in Kansas and other area states.
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Douglas County Fairgrounds
Douglas County
Kansas
35 Area Graduates at KU Earn Top Academic Honors
Thirty five area residents at Kansas University earned departmental honors or high distinctions in the past year. Twenty six graduates attained distinction or highest distinction, with top 10 percent and top 3 percent honors based on more than GPA. Names and disciplines span Eudora, Lawrence, McLouth, DeSoto and Tonganoxie, including engineering, journalism, education, and arts and sciences.
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Eudora
Merilee Sue Ness
Lawrence
Carol E. Anderson
Mary Cretsinger Ashby
Karen Sue Carlson
Mary Ann McKillip Chambers
Marion Herbert Day Jr
Stephen P. Foster
Leanee Gray
Kristin Goff
David Paul Hack
David William Harsha
Bernard Leon Hausher
Tonganoxie
Lawrence John Haas
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Linda K. Balwanz
Anna Marie Davidson
Mary Elizabeth Friedrichs
Alan Rayford Johnson
Douglas Kurata
Margaret Mary McBride
Edwina Clare Price
Police arrest three in drug sales case in Lawrence
Three suspects were detained in Lawrence for illegal drug sales. The 15 year old juvenile is held on mescaline selling suspicions. Michael Bryan Allman 19 faces illegal possession and three sales charges with a 5 000 dollar bond. Cynthia Hill 19 posted 2 500 dollars on illegal possession charges. The raid at 1746 Tenn followed a tip and yielded several substances believed to be mescaline hashish and other prescription drugs.
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Lawrence
Douglas County
Michael Bryan Allman
1746
Tenn
Cynthia Dianne Hill
Regents Hear Faculty Ratios Hindering Kansas Budget Talks
At a Kansas Board of Regents meeting Regent Henry Bubb urged ending fixed faculty student ratios and setting new ratios by field of study to aid funding requests. President James McCain agreed, noting graduate teaching assistants and crowded classes. The session also approved KU fee increases, a new Student Health Center plan, sabbatical terms, hospital rendering, and campus repairs.
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Kansas
Kansas Board of Regents
Henry Bubb
James McCain
Kansas State University
Bubb
Jury panel in Douglas County District Court delays report
Court Clerk Lucille Allison said jurors need not report Monday and should report on July 12 unless notified otherwise. A 13 year old youth named Terry Elliot was found at the Bald win Swimming Pool base and revived. he is in fair condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after transfer from acute care. Firefighters responded to SIC Finance Co at 946 Mass for peat moss on fire in a front flower bed. cause seen as a carelessly thrown cigarette with no damage.
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Douglas County District Court
Lucille Allison
Baldwin
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Terry Eliott
I. J. Kloster
SIC Finance Co
Mass
Admitted rider among several injuries in Friday crashes
Eight others were checked or treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after Friday vehicular accidents. Douglas County deputies and Lawrence police logged multiple injuries in three incidents including a two car collision at 11:15 p.m. at the State Lake edge and a ditch rollover on US 59 near Pleasant Grove Hill. Jennifer Selk, 16, of Wellsville, was admitted for a fractured arm and is in fairly good condition. Several drivers and passengers from Baldwin and Wellsville were treated or released. One minor injury case involved a 15 year old driver on 20th and Ohio with estimated damages around two thousand dollars.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
Jennifer Selk
Rt. 1
Wellsville
LMH
Douglas County State Lake
Baldwin
LHM
Pleasant Grove Hill
20Th
Ohio
Kenneth J. Fisher
Mitchell Rd
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