U S Israel jet bomber sale sparks Middle East debate
The column notes the United States will sell Israel tactical jet bombers to deter Arab nations and balance Soviet arms, prompting questions about U S role in global arms races and risks of expanding conflicts. It contrasts policy shifts with past Viet Nam aid and warns of unintended consequences.
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Bank Group Fails Topeka Charter Bid for New Bank
A group of state Republicans sought a charter for a Brookwood Shopping Center bank in southeast Topeka but the State Banking Board denied the application, citing no need for another bank. The lineup included State Sen. Robert Taggart and other notable figures.
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Mrs Colman Named to State Review Committee on Aging
Mrs Colman of Lawrence has been appointed by Gov. William H. Avery to a five member state review committee under the Older Americans Act of 1965. The act provides funds to assist the state in strengthening extending and coordinating aging programs through grants to public private and private organizations.
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McCallum and Wife Maintain a Separation
Actor David McCallum said he and Jill Ireland have maintained a separation for some time. He spoke in Santa Margherita Ligure while filming in Italy and will withhold further comment until returning to Los Angeles. A spokesman said no legal separation had been obtained.
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Proudest New Car Owner Jerry Vogel Drives Adapted Auto
Jerry Vogel 23 of Route 4 becomes the town’s proudest new car owner after a specially adapted bright red vehicle built by Andy Anrig in Ottawa is delivered to the family farm. With polio since age nine he will steer with his right leg using pedals for brakes and accelerator and a 10 button control panel. He must pass a driving test to earn a license and will learn at a designated area on the farm.
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More U.S. Troops To Leave Europe
Bonn reports growing U. S. debate over withdrawing more troops from Europe amid West German money troubles and Viet Nam needs. Eisenhower and Mansfield push for one U. S. division in Europe as Congress shifts toward reducing force levels. Strength cited at 215000 soldiers with Air Force presence in Germany.
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Fire Crew Douses Car Blaze in Parking Lot
Lawrence firemen responded to a late Friday call at 11 51 p m to extinguish a car fire in a parking lot in the 700 block of New Hampshire Street.
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Four Friday Traffic Crashes Reported. No Injuries
Four collisions occurred Friday in the city with only weather-related factors blamed for three. Total damage reached 1840 dollars with no injuries, involving drivers Stephen Parsons Cheryl Wait Raymond Martin Roy Frost Frank Husson Michael Foust Helen Pearson and Ethel Beckerdite. The incidents occurred on Emery Road West Hills Parkway Iowa Street 15th Street and Massachusetts Street.
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Good Lights Fine People But Home Still the Best Place
Geneva dispatch by Dolph Simons reflects on European travel during 17 days and 1,500 miles across six countries. De Gaulle dominates headlines while Britain and France face strikes. Italy’s traffic jams, currency exchange, and changing hotels contrast with Midwestern U.S. comforts. The piece warns against national arrogance and urges balanced global engagement while praising American freedoms and neighborliness.
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Counseling and training trips for Mount Oread students
Mr and Mrs Dennison of 1611 W 25th St oversee annual training sessions for Mount Oread students at Arrowhead Springs California the international headquarters of Campus Crusade for Christ. About 100 students are expected to attend this summer with sessions June 12 to 22 August 17 to 27 and September 5 to 15 at a cost of 125 dollars per session. Local businessmen have offered sponsorships to support attendees.
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