Nixon Warns Hanoi to Meet Paris Cease Fire Terms
President Nixon, declaring the Vietnam War’s end of direct U S combat, warned North Vietnam to honor the 27 Paris cease fire terms. He cited the absence of U S troops and freed POWs, urged firm defense budgets, and warned of consequences if Hanoi fails to comply. He did not specify possible penalties.
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Sentencing Set in McCord Case June 15
James W. McCord Jr. faces sentencing for conspiracy burglary and wiretapping tied to Watergate delays while he testifies to a Senate committee and a federal grand jury. G Gordon Liddy has been ordered to testify with immunity. Weicker hints at broader GOP espionage.
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MacLeod Named Head Coach of Phoenix Suns
John MacLeod, 34, the Oklahoma Sooners coach, was named head coach of the Phoenix Suns in the NBA. The announcement came today in Phoenix, Arizona, adding a notable college coach to the professional ranks.
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White House Opens Door to Informal Watergate Testimony
The White House signaled possible informal face to face briefings with senators investigating Watergate. Press secretary Ziegler said staff summoned before a federal grand jury have orders from President Nixon to testify. The White House offered to cooperate and explore non formal procedures for providing information.
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Exhibit opens for Marion Palfi photographs at KU Museum of Art
A collection titled Invisible in America by Marion Palfi will open Sunday at the Kansas University Museum of Art and run through April 29.
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Meat price freeze prompts mixed shopper reactions
Shoppers around town report restricting meat purchases as prices stay high after Nixon decision. Local store managers and consumers discuss strategies from home slaughter to choosing alternatives while noting the market’s break. Some plan to wait for relief, others continue buying meat sparingly or not at all.
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Arbor Day Celebration Amid Weather Delays in Kansas
Citizens in Lawrence urged to postpone Arbor Day activities due to unfavorable conditions. The event, typically in March by decree, was tied to Gov. Robert Docking’s 1973 date setting and the push to improve the natural environment amid automation.
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Billy Martin Resigns From Detroit Tigers
In Lakeland Florida Detroit Tigers manager Billy Martin quits after telling Jim Campbell he has had it and resigned at a hastily called news conference Campbell said efforts to persuade him to stay failed as the team sought to continue spring training duties.
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Connally Calls for Trade Policy Reform and Energy Balance
Former Secretary John Connally urged the United States to choose trading partners and set policy to balance environmental concerns with energy production. He criticized overreliance on imports, warned of rising global competition, and called for revised antitrust laws for overseas business. He argued defense spending must be sustainable and predicted major policy reshaping in 5 to 10 years.
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Murder Probe Ties to Mrs Avery in Douglas County
Police investigated a missing persons case centered on Mrs. Avery and her son in Douglas County. Searchers used a metal detector near a nursery and cornfield but found nothing. funeral services are planned for Longfellow, Mrs Avery, and her son, with several survivors named.
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Mount Oread Bicycle Club Sponsors Weekend Events
The Mount Oread Bicycle Club hosts a 20 mile two person time trial at 3 p.m. Saturday in Vinland with 2:30 p.m. registration at Coal Creek Library. A lime run follows at 11 a.m. Sunday in front of Strong Hall, using lime piles to designate the course.
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Fund Drive At Lawrence Shopping Centers For Macular Dystrophy
Twelve West Junior High School students will campaign for Macular Dystrophy from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday at three shopping centers in Lawrence. They will have stalls at Rusty’s IGA Hillcrest Shopping Center Safeway Malls and Gibson’s Discount Center.
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