Release of Prisoners Tied by New Dispute
In Saigon the Communists cancel U S prisoner releases planned for the weekend claiming Washington repudiated a ceasefire pact on troop withdrawals and prisoner handovers. The United States demanded names of all Americans held in Laos and altered timelines for POW repatriation and troop withdrawals.
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Saigon
U.S
United States
Washington
Joint Military Commission
Laos
North Vietnam
Viet Cong
Vietnam
Hanoi
Gia Lam
Joint Commission
ITT Exec Denies CIA Plot to Destabilize Chile
ITT senior vice president testified before a Senate subcommittee that the five point CIA plan to trigger economic collapse in Chile was rejected by ITT on Sept 29 1970. He said ITT feared expropriation if Allende won and stated ITT sought prompt fair compensation while denying money or influence to anti Allende forces.
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Washington (Ap
Fates
National Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Chile
Edward. J
Gerrity
ITT
Senate
William V
iGerrity
Salvador Allende
Chile Telephone Co
Broe
Ithe
Washington
Allende
Jack Anderson
Clinton Road Closures Force Detours to Lawrence
Residents in the Clinton area face long detours as the Army Corps plans road relocations and a dam project. Col. William Needham said relocations begin August 1974 with full completion by fall 1976 and water impounding in fall 1976, pool filling not until 1978, amid design approval delays and negotiations.
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Clinton’area
Lawrence
Jarvis Peere
Clinton
Hee Ai
Pete
Cragan
William Needham
Needham
Laird
Trial date for K-10 project moved to April 25 26
Johnson County District Court Judge Herbert Walton delayed the K-10 road project trial to April 25 and 26 after a Wednesday meeting with attorneys from the State Highway Commission and a landowner who charges the commission acted arbitrarily in acquiring land for the highway’s right of way. The April 4 date remains for a pre trial conference to resolve remaining legal issues while an injunction that halted work on the four lane widening from De Soto to the K 10 intersection north of Olathe stays in place.
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Johnson County
Herbert Walton
State Highway Commission
Highway Commission
Walton
DeSoto
Olathe
Rain Tonight Shifts Focus to Showers and Storms
Light rain touched Lawrence in mid morning as overcast skies loom for tonight and Friday with scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms. No heavy rain expected. mild temperatures persist with highs in the 50s through the weekend. The NWS notes partly cloudy skies and a slight chance of showers Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
National Weather Service
Rate Raisers Justify Move In New York Banks
Banks led by Manufacturers Hanover Trust raised prime lending rate to 6 percent citing rising loan demand. Arthur Burns of the Nixon administration indicated displeasure and asked bank representatives to meet in his office to discuss the move.
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Washington
Nixon
Hanover Trust of
New York
Arthur F. Burns
Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Wacks
Senate committee kills keystone corporate disallowance bill
The Kansas Senate Ways and Means Committee voted 7 to 3 to kill Gov. Docking s proposed corporate disallowance measure seen as a keystone to next year s budget. Republican chair Doyen opposed by two Democrats joining five Republicans. Dissenters were Sens. Saar and McCray. Rogers predicted a 5 5 tie before Doyen would break it.
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Topeka
Kan
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Robert Docking
Reoss
Doyen
Concordia
Richard Rogers
Manhattan
Rogers
Corps to draft riverfront park plans mid 1974
U S Army Corps of Engineers officials told city leaders they will begin drafting plans and cost estimates for a riverfront park on about 400 acres of city land along the Kansas River. Plans envision trails camping sites boat docks and minimal facilities with costs to be shared 50 50 by city and corps.
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Recreation Services Division
U .S. Army Corps of Engineers
Parks and Recreation Department
Kansas River
Massachusetts Street
Wayne Bly
Bly
Kansas State University Extension Service
Kaw
Avery
Corps
Chou En Lai Drops Out Of Spotlight
Premier Chou En Lai, 75, has suddenly withdrawn from public view amid unclear reasons. He attended a March 8 tea party in Beijing and has not been referenced by Xinhua or Peking Radio for two weeks, though he sent a wreath on March 17 and remains active in social and state functions.
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Tokyo
China
Chou
Enlai
Peking
Hsinhua News
Peking Radio
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John A. Wickham
ITT Exec
CIA
Bree
Ours
le Quang Hoa
Phuong ‘Nam
Nam
Provisional Revolutionry
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
By Tim Pryor
Roberts
Poy Lani Ws F
Aopter
Clinto
Walter
Lone Star’ Lake
Journal-World Photo
S. R. Brunn
The
Brunn
Journal-World
Will Hess
Drag Strip Road
Jworth
Eaege OR
Sena
Ted Saar
Pittsburg
Billy McCray
Wichita
Keystone
Riverfront Park
Russell Stover
Indiana Street
Mud Creek
Ally Drug Store
En-Lai
Henry Kissinger
Peking News
Oer Eemneres Editorial Waeereses Farm
Eee
Television
Avseil Fot
Mnaweedaye
Ny Aang
Puneral
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