Ethiopia Backs US Bases Amid Aid Trade Offs
Addis Ababa favors U S bases flanking Fey pt request tied to more American aid. Vice President Nisun pressed for an Air Berry anchor and facilities at Massawa Red Sea port. Moscow and Cairo warned of possible war as Egypt fears U S plans to station atomic or hydrogen weapons in Ethiopia. Nasser sent envoy to Addis Ababa ahead of Nixon visit to seek Emperor’s Cairo trip.
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Nisun
Red Sea
Massawa
Moscow
Caire
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United States
Egypt
Nasser
Socaal
Nixon
Cairo
Tapered Bh Thy Dell Do Tren Meeting
A fragmented notice references a Thursday noon gathering at a university related to finance and equity matters. The text mentions a guest speaker and an ERICKSEN SPRAREE location, with unclear details surrounding the event and participants.
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Pat Coron Bateksen
Tour and Concerts Set For Two K U Groups
Kansas University concert band and symphony orchestra under Russell L Wiley plan a spring tour and two campus concerts. Fourteen Lawrence students perform in nine shows across Kansas and Missouri from Monday through March 22. The symphony presents a March 24 concert at Hoch Auditorium featuring works by Wagner Saint Saens Rachmaninoff Mahler Strauss Kodaly with soloists Martha Sue Gewinner Charmaine Asher and Webster Groves. An 8 p m March 26 concert at Kansas City Music Hall completes the tour. Lawrence musicians include Nicholson MccGuirl Beene Harris Wilken Harding Wertz Molina Thompson Reinken Cowden Grantham Laney Woolridge and others.
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Russell L. Wiley
Lawrence
Topeka
Abilene
Russell
Colby
St. Francis
Goodland
Oakley
Beloit
Minneapolis
K. U
Webster Groves
Carolyn Craft
Junction City
Charmaine Asher
Kansas City
Music Hall
Julie Nicholson
Donald MccGuirl
Don Beene
Alan Harris
Carolyn Wilken
Sandra Harding
Charles Wertz
Charles Molina
al Thompson
Bill Reinken
Dan Cowden
Winston Grantham
David Laney
Laney
Ron Woolridge
State Aid Seen For Kansas Municipal Universities and Juniors
Senate Education Committee recommends about one million dollars in state aid for Kansas 14 public junior colleges and two municipal universities. Junior colleges would share roughly $500,000 and Wichita and Topeka schools about equal shares. Aid based on five dollars per completed credit hour for junior colleges and for the first two years at the two municipal universities. Committee did not specify funding source. Gov Docking urged accompanying tax measure.
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Topeka
Kansas
Senate Education Committee
Wichita Municipal University
Washburn Municipal University
Wichita
Senate
George Docking
Kansas Junior College Assn
Hughes to Show World Trip Slides at Mackey Club
Hughes will present slides from his recent world trip at the Mackey Community Club meeting at 8 p.m. Friday in the Mackey School Building five miles northeast of Lawrence. The upper grade rooms will host an auction. Pie and coffee will be served. The meeting is open to the public.
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Hughes
Mackey Community Club
Mackey
Lawrence
Marriage Licenses Issued in Topeka and Lawrence Listings
Probate Court records reveal a batch of marriage licenses issued in Topeka and Lawrence. Names include Byron F Cooke and Fay Armstrong from Lawrence and many other couples such as Joseph E Smith with Apolla Pa and Rosemary Turlain, Della K Eastman with Mary Lou Johnson of Garden City, Wilford Grammer with Wilma George of Lawrence, and Larry Middaugh with Karen Calvert of Olathe.
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Byron F. Cooke
Fay Armstrong
Lawrence
Joseph E. Smith
Appola
Rosemary Turlain
Della
D. E. Eastman
Mary Lou Johnson
Garden City
Wilford V
Carlisle
V. Corden
Forbes Air Force Base
Sharon K. Smith
Topeka
Clarence R. Peay
Judy Mae Smith
Cecil Miller
Helen Heinrich
Edward W. Halley
Forbes
Air Force Base
Kay Brewery
Larry
Quake Shakes Wide Area Off New Zealand Coast
An offshore New Zealand earthquake shook a broad zone between Christchurch and Wellington. It lasted several seconds with no serious damage or casualties reported. In Wellington the tremor toppled crockery from shelves.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Christchurch
Wellington
Mrs Calderwood Asked About English Professor in Kansas
Mrs Natalie Calderwood, assistant professor of English at Kansas, was queried regarding her colleague. The discussion touched on academic duties and curriculum approaches.
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Calderwood
Natalie Calderwood
Kansas
University Panel Speaker At Chicago Conference
A university has been asked to serve as panel speaker at the Conference on College Composition and Communication on March 22 in Chicago.
Kansas City Voters Reject E Tax Proposal
City voters soundly defeated a municipal e tax plan that would have funded city services. The measure faced opposition from residents and business leaders who warned of higher costs and questioned its impact on local growth. A proposed $1000 exemption for active businesses was among the debated provisions.
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