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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1971

Page

3

States Face Welfare Loss Of 54 Million Next Week

Washington AP reports Indiana faces 39 million and Nebraska 15 million in potential federal welfare aid cuts next Thursday due to noncompliance with 1967 inflation adjustment rules. Four other states face varied jeopardy as Nixon administration seeks to enforce welfare regulation compliance.

Washington Indiana Nebraska Edgar D. Whitcomb

Hardy Wins Talent Show At Haskell

John Hardy a Haskell Indian Junior College sophomore won first place and $100 in the campus talent show held Thursday night. About 25 students performed in 12 acts before an audience of students and staff, as four-member rock band took second place and $75, with other prizes awarded to a duet and Navajo songs performer, judged by four staff members.

John Hardy Haskell Hardy N.M Rudy Walker Randy Johnson Chandler Ariz Ken Martinez Santa Fe Daniel Pigeon Wittenberg Wis Raymond Yazzie Yazzie Redvale Cole Darrell Deerinwater John Downs Louis Cannavale Ramona Wahpepah George Tiger

Rev John L Robinson Elected Kansas Yearly Meeting Leader

The Rev John L Robinson of Haviland Kan has been elected general superintendent of Kansas Yearly Meeting of Friends Church. Announcement came from Rev Alden Pitts chairman of the executive council at church headquarters in Wichita.

Wichita, Kan John L. Robinson Haviland, Kan Kansas Yearly Meeting of Friends Church Alden Pitts Wichita

Dull Congress Forecast for Soviet Party Leaders

AP Special Correspondent predicts a dull opening for the 24th Soviet Communist party congress with deeper focus on leadership aging and potential challenges to Brezhnev Kosygin and the Politburo. The piece notes older leaders may be wary of younger rising figures and a 1961 statute urging regular renewal of central committee and ruling Politburo members.

Joseph Stalin Nikita S. Khrushchev Stalin Central Committee

Dole Criticizes War Stop Call Amid Vietnamization Debate

Senator Robert J. Dole argues the Democratic Policy Council plan for total U.S. withdrawal by year end hampers Nixon’s Vietnamization. He blames Democrats for past troop deployment while Senator Edward M. Kennedy calls for ending the war now in remarks to state chairmen.

Washington Robert J. Dole Kansas Democratic Policy Council U.S Southeast Asia Nixon Edward M. Kennedy Massachusetts

Princeton President Goheen to resign after 15 years

Dr Robert F Goheen president of Princeton University announced his impending resignation at a luncheon He said a university chief should serve 10 to 15 years and that his term will end by June 1972 The 51 year old leader became Princeton's 16th president in 1957 succeeding Harold W Dodds.

Princeton N.J Robert F. Goheen Princeton University Goheen Harold W. Dodds

Humphrey Reflects on 1968 Loss and Obama Facing Future

In Washington Humphrey discusses his post 1968 loss to Nixon and hints at another presidential bid. He notes his Senate return, a small staff, and access to brain trusts and Kissinger talks. He urges caution with Vienna talks and urges a unilateral ABM pause to push real disarmament talks.

Washington Hubert H. Humphrey Richard Nixon White House Humphrey Senate Lyndon Johnson Johnson Pye Henry Kissinger Nixon Vienna United States

Baby Dies in House Fire in Kansas City

Firefighters rescued three other children on the east side of Kansas City as a two month old baby perished in a first floor apartment fire. The mother said she left the youngsters alone while she went to the store. The surviving children, ages 5, 4, and 3, were found under a blanket on a bed.

Kansas City Trila Silk Battalion Charles Fisher Viola Silk Fisher

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