British Intervene in Turkish Drug Sentencing of Bay
London reports the Foreign Office has intervened in the case of 14-year-old Timothy Davey sentenced in Istanbul to six years and three months for conspiring to sell hashish. Foreign Secretary Alec Douglas-Home summoned Turkey’s ambassador and urged a swift appeal process.
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Bay
London
Foreign Office
Timothy Davey
Turkey
Alec Douglas-Home
Zeki Kuneralp
Kuneralp
Timothy
Istanbul
Jean Claude Morisot
Patrice Buonotti
Friedrich Stohl
Daily Mail
Haluk Bayulken
Roderick Sarell
The
Times of London
Morisot
Buonotti
ITT settlement hearing tests Kleindienst denial
Acting Atty. Gen. Kleindienst testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee that he had no knowledge of ITT subsidiary offers to fund next Augusts Republican National Convention during the antitrust settlement. He said he never discussed the case with Mitchell and Rohatyn defended his limited participation in negotiations. The hearing raised questions about governance and trust in government.
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Washington
Richard G. Kleindienst
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
Mittee
ITT
Mitchell
Kleindienst
Felix Rohatyn
New York
Richard W. McLaren
Chicago
Justice Department
Antitrust
Rohatyn
McLaren
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Democratic National
Lawrence O’brien
Hart
McLain
Senate Judiciary Committee
John Mitchell
Senate
MIG21 Downed By U S Fliers Near Laos Border
U S Command reports a probable MIG21 kill after a missile impact sighted by Lt. Col. Joseph W. Kittinger and 1st Lt. Leigh A. Hodgdon during a Laotian border air battle. Two MIG21s fired on them. one fled as the other was hit. Additional strikes hit North Vietnam and Laos as heavy B52 raids and ground attacks continued in central highlands and Cambodia.
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Saigon
U.S. Command
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Air Force
Joseph W. Kittinger
Orlando
Fla
Leigh A. Hodgdon
Reading
U.S
Laos
Kittinger
Hodgdon
Dong Hoi
Central Highlands
Demilitarized Zone
Cambodia
Angkor
Sunny Friday forecast for Lawrence area
The National Weather Service predicts a sunny and warmer Friday in Lawrence with highs in the upper 40s to low 50s. Tonight will be clear and colder with lows in the 20s, following a morning low of 12. The extended outlook shows 40s highs and 20s lows Saturday to Monday, with a chance of snow on Saturday and Monday.
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Lawrence Area
National Weather Service
Kansas Senate committee backs two constitutional amendments
The Senate Judiciary Committee recommended to the Senate floor two amendments the judicial article creating a federal type court with lifetime judges and the executive article setting four year terms for state officers and pairing governor with lieutenant governor. Both would appear on the November ballot if approved. The executive measure would also move the lieutenant governor from presiding over the Senate and limit total terms to eight years.
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Topeka, Kan
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Kansas
House
Rim
Kansas Senate
United States
State Supreme Court
INDEX Fair Warmer Outlook on Page 5
The INDEX forecast calls for fair skies and warmer conditions across the region. Temperatures rise gradually with mild afternoon highs and light winds, improving outdoor plans.
Quebec Blackout Strikes Wide Region At Morning Heavy Storm
A winter storm knocked out major Quebec Hydro lines spanning 350 miles from Quebec City to the Ontario border. Montreal and surrounding areas lost power about 9:40 a.m. with restoration expected by afternoon. Ottawa faced ice pellets, freezing rain and travel delays. The outage traced to a 735000 volt line from Manicouagan Dam, with hospitals elevators and traffic lights affected.
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Quebec
Quebec Hydro
Ontario
Montreal
Ottawa
Manicouagan
Illinois Atom Smasher Opens New Secrets of Matter
Scientists use a 1.25 mile diameter accelerator near Batavia Illinois to reach 200 billion electron volts in a 250 million dollar facility. James R Schlesinger notes it is the highest energy man made, enabling insight into atomic nucleus forces and possible elemental building blocks. Construction took 39 months.
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Illinois
Batavia, HI
Batavia
The
Atomic Energy Commission
National Accelerator Laboratory
Robert R. Wilson
Wilson
Chicago
Protestants May Retaliate In Belfast Tension Grows
Protestants may retaliate against Catholic guerrillas as violence flares in Belfast. Wounding of two Catholics in fusillades and a hotel bombing target Catholic politicians. A Catholic assassination and a time bomb discovery amid rising fear.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
106 Million Price Tag On Heroin Cache
French customs seized 937 pounds of pure heroin aboard the shrimp boat Caprice des Temps in Marseille. The haul, valued by some at 106 million dollars, would supply Americans for a month per the US Narcotics Bureau. Captain Marcel Boucan attempted suicide but survived after rescue.
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Paris
U.S
Wiench
U.S. Narcotics Bureau
Marcel Boucan
Caprice Des ‘Temps
Marseille
Boucan
Villefranche
Kansas Senate backs retroactive pay increases for KU workers
The Ways and Means Committee approved a subcommittee plan for a 5 percent retroactive raise for classified state college staff and a 5 percent raise for all unclassified employees. KU would receive 58,406 for those workers, plus 96,653 for civil service raises, and 101,486 for a further 5 percent raise in FY 1973. An additional 75,000 would fund repair work on a steam line damaged by a explosion last month.
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Topeka
Kansas Senate
Ways and Means
Glee Smith
R-Larned
Robert Docking
University
Civil Service
Battenfeld Hall
Sprague Apartments
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Britain
Donald Seaman
Daily Express
Tom Driberg
Paul Rose
John N. Mitchell
Senate Judiciary
Nixon
Peking
Key Biscayne
Peking Time
Florida
Beteneny
Canada
Maritimes
Montreal Island
Russell Stover
Key Rexall
James R. Schlesinger
Catholic Gaelic Athletic Association
Servative
IRA
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