Thailand recalls ambassador over U S use of bases
Thailand announces recall of Ambassador Anant Panyarachun from Washington in protest over U S Marines staying at a U S base after Kukrit Pramoj asked for withdrawal. It will review military and economic pacts with the United States.
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Gulf Oil admits millions in illegal political donations
Gulf Oil Corp chairman Bob Dorsey testified before a Senate subcommittee that the company made 4 million in illegal contributions to the ruling party in Korea and 460000 to Bolivia’s former ruling party. He disclosed 50000 for a public education program on the Arab-Israeli conflict and potential further improper use of funds in Italy.
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Lawrencians Back Mayaguez Rescue Action
Local residents support the Mayaguez mission off Koh Tang in Cambodia. Most cite defense of prestige and principles, while one KU student dissents calling it imperialism. Several readers had not followed the incident.
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Trade embargo placed on South Vietnam and Cambodia
The United States declared a general trade embargo on South Vietnam and Cambodia, placing them with North Vietnam North Korea and Cuba for export licensing. A Commerce Department spokesman said licenses will be denied except for humanitarian considerations. The embargo continues a prior Treasury suspension and leaves open potential policy shifts with the Soviet Union China or the Cuban bloc.
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Kansas University Preparations for Commencement Weekend
Final exams wrapped as KU readies commencement events including mortar board checkout at Hoch Auditorium and an 8 p.m. Monday ceremony. Alumni activities span Kansas City Medical Center and Holiday Inn reunions, with 100000th graduate to be honored and 10000th alumna Mrs. Chester C. Bunger present.
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JOURNAL-WORLD Index Partly Cloudy and Warmer
Weather page tease notes partial index and upcoming warmer conditions. No other readable facts or names present.
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Weekend Weather Outlook With Warm Saturday and Humid Sunday
Temperatures rise into the 80s Saturday under partly cloudy skies. Humidity may trigger scattered showers and thunderstorms Sunday. Tonight's low near 50s. Thursday high reached 75 with a low around 51. Ads for Raney Drugs prescriptions motorcycle insurance by Gene Doane Agency, B24 Mass. Adv.
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U.S. Weighs Response to Saigon Overture for Relations
U.S. officials signal no hurry to respond to the Provisional Revolutionary Government in Saigon seeking diplomatic ties with Washington. The leaders demand respect for South Vietnamese sovereignty and adherence to the 1973 Paris accords, amid unclear control by a military management committee and questions about future governance and North Vietnamese takeover.
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Ford regrets casualties in Mayaguez rescue
President Ford expressed regret over the casualties in the Mayaguez rescue operation and said he will convey sympathy to the families. Press secretary Ron Nessen stressed the effort was necessary to free the crew and ship and that the president seeks full facts on related incidents.
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Schneider says reports negate road charges
Kansas Attorney General Curt Schneider said both his report and the federal Highway Administration’s will find no substance to last winter’s allegations of political influence in highway construction. He noted the investigations wasted time and money and that public copies would not be mailed.
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Weekend Car Show Draws 10 Local Dealers in Lawrence
Ten local auto dealers host a weekend show at the Kmart parking lot on South Iowa Street. The two day event features 100 new cars and trucks, full model lines, specialty cars including an Indianapolis 500 pace car replica, a limited edition, and appearances by Miss Ford Country. Noon to 5 PM each day, with prizes, photo opportunities, and hourly drawings in cooperation with Kmart. Organizers expect 15,000 to 20,000 spectators.
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