Nixon Plans Historic Trip From Asia To Romania
President Nixon announced a globe girdling itinerary starting July 23 departing Washington and ending in Bucharest Romania. The trip includes a mid Pacific stop aboard the Hornet for Apollo 11 splashdown and visits to Manila Bangkok India and Pakistan with Secretary Rogers along on segments. Romania invited Nixon and the Soviet Union was not consulted in advance.
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USC Medical Dean Egeberg Named HEW Official
President Nixon appointed Roger O. Egeberg, dean of USC Medical School, as assistant secretary for health and scientific affairs. Egeberg will oversee nearly 15 billion dollars in federal health funds amid a backdrop of Finch and Dirksen opposition and a wide post about Nixon’s foreign tour.
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Finch to Resign HEW Post Within Month
Detroit reporters cite top Republican sources that Robert Finch will resign as secretary of health education and welfare within a month. The move follows Nixon’s refusal to appoint Dr. John H. Knowles as the national health officer.
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Heavy Rainfall Deposits Push June Moisture Past 10 Inches
Local rain measured 1.38 inches at the Kansas University Weather Station from 4:15 to 5 a.m. boosting June totals to 10.72 inches, well above average. Winds were mild here with no major flood threats, though nearby Kansas City area saw strong winds and new downpours. rivers such as the Wakarusa crested briefly and declined, while Kaw at Bowersock Dam remained below flood stage. Lawrence totals for 1969 reached 12.48 inches by June 1.
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Pichler Moves From KU Professor to Washington Role
Kansas University associate professor Joe Pichler has taken a year's leave to serve as Special Assistant to the Assistant Secretary of Labor for Manpower Programs in Washington. He describes a busy daily routine across 14th Street and the Washington Monument, with long hours and a shift from teaching to program implementation.
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Royal Investiture Sets Caernarvon Abuzz Tuesday
Caernarvon prepares for Prince Charles investiture on Tuesday as 200000 tourists arrive for the ceremony. Locals, though proud of Welsh heritage, view the event with mixed feelings about national identity and British monarchy.
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Big Four City Talks Pause Over Middle East Peace Progress
United Nations sources report the United States Soviet Union Britain and France plan to recess their weekly talks on a Middle East peace settlement after Tuesday's session. Deputies will continue discussions while leaders take a break as they seek a progress report. Jordan protests Israel's actions in Jerusalem at a Security Council meeting slated for Monday.
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Chaos at South Park party leaves three hurt in rock attack
A late night dance fundraiser at the South Park Recreation Center on 1141 Mass St erupted in rock and bottle assaults. Three people were injured as rocks shattered windshields and a car was struck. Police reported no arrests as Gilbert Smith pledged maximum restraint while investigators searched for suspects amid a fight blamed on two drunk 15 year olds.
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Wren Prescription Delivers New Drug Service
A fragmented item notes new prescription delivery service by Wren and mentions Blores Ady in relation to drug access and medical care. The readable fragments suggest expanded pharmaceutical support across three areas with a focus on delivery.
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