Kennedy presses Kleindienst on ITT settlement link
Sen Edward Kennedy questioned acting Atty Gen Richard Kleindienst about knowledge of a pledge by ITT Sheraton to back the GOP convention costs. Judge Richard McLaren testified he learned of the commitment only after newspaper reports. The Judiciary Committee recessed until Tuesday for further testimony.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Richard G. Kleindienst
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Senate Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
Kleindienst
Nixon
John N. Mitchell
Sheraton Hotel
ITT
Richard W. McLaren
Chicago
Antitrust Division
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Mitchell
McLaren
Eastland
Local Legislators See Strong Session in Topeka
Lawrence lawmakers say a calmer atmosphere in Topeka boosts a productive Kansas Legislature session. Sen. Arden Booth and Reps. John Vogel and Morris Kay note highway bills, possible constitutional amendments, and tax measures shaping funding for higher education and state programs. They discuss revenue options including a sales tax and potential lottery, with outcomes depending on final measures.
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Lawrence
Topeka
Kansas
Arden Booth
John Vogel
Morris Kay
Kansas University
American Association of University Professors
Kay
Robert Docking
Senate
Ways and Means
Docking
Booth
New Jersey
New York
Weekend Snow Outlook in Lawrence Dawns Cold and Windy
The National Weather Service warns of a bleak weekend in Lawrence with snow flurries tonight and Saturday. Northerly winds up to 35 mph and lows in the 20s bring cloud cover and chill. A 20 percent precipitation chance ends Saturday while Sunday through Tuesday stay well below normal with no rain expected. Highs near 38 and morning low around 25.
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Lawrence
National Weather Service
Pets Okay, Kids Must Go
Circuit Judge Louis Weissing granted an injunction in Tamarac Florida ordering Mr and Mrs James Wolfe to remove their two boys Lance seven and Lincoln eight from an adults only section of a development near Fort Lauderdale The Wolfe family may keep their dog and cat in the rented home but the deed restriction prohibits residents under 16 years old and the judge ruled it must be enforced
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Tamarac
Fla
James Wolfe
Louis Weissing
Wolfes
Lance
Lincoln
Fort Lauderdale
Weather Notes Cold Windy Conditions On Page Five
A brief summary notes cold temperatures and strong winds affecting conditions, with full details continued on page five. Forecast mentions brisk air, possible chill factor, and updated regional outlook for the day.
Russell Stover Candies Key Rexall Ad
Classified ad noting no postal or phone details for entering or leaving Rumsey Funeral Home at 843 5111 with Russell Stover Candies and Rexall brand entry.
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Russell Stover
Rexall
Rumsey Funeral Home
Senate approves foreign aid bill for 2.62 billion
The Senate passed a foreign aid appropriation of 2.62 billion dollars after a four month fight. The measure, approved 45 to 36, allocates 1.45 billion for military aid and 1.17 billion for economic aid for the year ending June 30.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
Police Sergeant Dies of Gunshot Wounds in Northern Ireland
Belfast AP reports Sgt. Thomas Morrows aged 28 died from gunshot wounds after a Tuesday shooting during a factory break in near Newry. He becomes the fifth fatality this week amid sectarian violence.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Thomas Morrows
Newry
Irish Republic
Librarian jailed for contempt in Ber rigan Kissinger plot trial
Zoia Horn, 53, of Turlock California refused to testify in the federal conspiracy trial of Philip Berrigan and six others accused of plotting to kidnap Henry Kissinger. Judge R Dixon Herman ordered her jailed until the trial ends or she purges herself. In New Hampshire Senator Edmund Muskie predicted victory in the presidential primary but cautioned he is not a walking poll.
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Harrisburg
Philip Berrigan
Henry Kissinger
Zoia Horn
Turlock
Calif
U.S. District Court
R. Dixon Herman
Manchester
N.H
Edmund S. Muskie
New Hampshire
Soviet promises aid to Mujib regime in Bangladesh
Moscow pledges 42.2 million dollars in aid promised to the Mujibur Rahman government for East Pakistan now Bangladesh. In a separate report, Martin Sweig, longtime aide to former House Speaker McCormack, receives a three year prison sentence for bribery and influence peddling. The Senate advances a nine billion dollar housing bill aiming to curb closing costs and fund mass transit subsidies.
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Moscow
Mujibur Rahman
Bangladesh
Mujib
East Pakistan
Miami, Fla
Martin Sweig
House
John W. McCormack
Miami
Washington
Senate
Injury investigated after fall from power pole near Kanwaka Corner
The Douglas County Sheriff's office dispatched an ambulance to a spot 2 miles east and 10 miles south of Kanwaka Corner, west of Lawrence, around 1 30 p m to investigate injuries to a man who reportedly fell while working on a power pole.
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Douglas County
Welfare plan shifts funds to county eligibility reviews
In Topeka the Kansas House Ways and Means Committee voted to reallocate 50 welfare investigators funds into expanding county eligibility review staffs in select counties. The move aims to prevent ineligible people from obtaining welfare while keeping the governor’s $153 million welfare budget intact and advancing a large appropriations bill totaling about $2 million less after cuts.
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Topeka
Kan
Ways and Means Committee
Kansas House
Robert Docking
House
Kansas Neurological Institute
Pioneer 10 Shoots Past Moon on Voyage to Jupiter
At Cape Kennedy NASA reports Pioneer 10, the fastest launched craft, sped beyond the moon toward Jupiter in 11 hours 40 minutes. The craft carries a message for potential alien civilizations. All systems are nominal as it races an ambitious interplanetary trek.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
America
Jupiter
Moon
Apollo
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Air Strikes Help New South Vietnamese Ground Drive
Supported by heavy U S B52 strikes 10000 South Vietnamese troops launched a new ground operation against a North Vietnamese buildup in the central highlands western flank US Command said B52s flew over 30 missions since Monday A small observation plane was shot down in Laos and three more strikes hit North Vietnam Initial reports said light fighting near the new thrust about 300 miles north of Saigon
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Saigon
Central Highlands
U.S
Laos
North Vietnam
Kansas Traffic Deaths For 24 Hours To 9 A.M. Friday
Kansas reports 24 hours ending at 9 am Friday with 2 traffic deaths and 1971 period comparatives showing 99 fewer fatalities.
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Kansas
Marriage Tax Shift Reduces Benefit of Joint Returns
The Tax Reform Act of 1969, aimed at easing singles taxes, now makes two earners with similar incomes often cheaper to stay single than marry. For example, two $12 500 earners pay 4355.50 jointly vs 5068 as a married couple, while a $25 000 single pays 6320 in April taxes.
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el Monte
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Rick Anders
Kansas Geological Survey
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Iowa
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Journal-World
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Vogel
Phere
House Ways and Means Committee
Gene Doane Agency
Gladys Karnell
Weissing
Church Wl
Wat Deer As
Thas Deera Sens
Clyde Hill
R-Yates Center
Lawrence High School
Dennis Worley
David
Muscular Dystrophy Society
St. Jude's Childrens Hospital
Memphis
Tenn
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Associated Press
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