Peace Force Extends Positions in Mideast
U N peacekeeping forces from Sweden Finland and other nations widen positions around Ismailia and Suez City Egypt as the Security Council approves adding Canada Poland and five others to the force. Talks in Washington seek a permanent settlement while Meir Kissinger discuss Israeli withdrawal plans.
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Middle East
U.N
Sweden
Finland
Ismailia
Suez City
Egypt
Cairo
United Nations
Security Council
Canada
Poland
Washington
al Ahram
Kissinger Holds Talks On Mideast
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger met with Arab leaders and Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir in Washington amid intensive diplomacy toward a Middle East settlement. Ismail of Syria described a one hour session as useful while officials declined to discuss substantive progress.
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al Ahram
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Washington
Ismail Fahmy
Golda Meir
Nixon
West Bank
Suez Canal
Mrs. Meir
Kissinger
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
Mohammed Zakaria Ismail
Syria
Kissingers
Mohamed Zakaria Ismail
Meir
Ismail
U N Security Council approves peacekeeping roles for Poland and Canada
The United Nations Security Council approves the participation of Canada Poland and five other nations in the U N peacekeeping force for the Middle East. Poland becomes the first Warsaw Pact country to join U N peacekeeping duties with logistics and supply roles. Ghana Indonesia Nepal Panama and Peru are named allies. Soviet and U S objections framed the compromise amid broader Cold War tensions.
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Soviet Union
Canada
United States
Poland
Panama
Peru
Nepal
Indonesia
Ghana
U.N. Mem
United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Security Council
U.N
Middle East
Warsaw Pact
Security Council
Egypt
Austria
Finland
Sweden
Ireland
Jacob A. Malik
Yugoslavia
Tape of a Tape Suggested By Watergate Prosecutors
Washington AP reports court hearings on phantom Watergate tapes extend into next week. Prosecutors urge Nixon to turn over a June 4 tape showing him listening to other recordings. Judge Sirica sustains objections, noting June 4 tape not covered by current order.
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Washington
Nixon
Sirica
Siren Test Set for Monday in Douglas County
The Douglas County Disaster Siren Warning System in Lawrence will be tested at noon Monday under a new policy to test the sirens the first Monday of each month unless severe weather threatens. The test is scheduled for November 12 pending weather conditions.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
H. H. Belote
Civil Defense
Cargo Airliner Crashes in Boston
A Pan American Airlines cargo jet crashed while landing at Logan International Airport Boston with three crew members aboard believed killed. Debris scattered on Runway 27 and airport fire units responded as operations were halted. The flight originated in New York en route to London with no immediate cargo details released.
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Boston
Pan American Airlines
Logan International Airport
Logan
Pan Am
New York
Delta Airlines
J. Zammett
G. Ritter
D. Melvin
Pan’Am
London
83 KU Students Named Watkins-Berger and Summerfield Scholars
Eighty-three Kansas University students were named Watkins-Berger and Summerfield scholars for 1973 74. Lawrence junior Jean Marie Gurtler among sophomores upperclassmen named. awards honor outstanding freshmen and upperclassmen. Scholars listed by class include sophomores juniors and seniors with numerous named individuals and cities across the state.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
Watkins-Berger and
Summerfield
Jean Marie Gurtler
Frank Gurtler Jr
E. 15Th
Watkins-Berger
Jerry Rogers
Mary Jo Frazier
Lyons
Anne Harlenske
Wichita
Gina Beth Kennedy
Shawnee
Joyce Ann Oster
Arkansas City
Sarah Claire Selzer
Topeka
Hannah Louise Bacon
Hutchinson
Margaret F. Ballard
Shawnee Mission
Timi Sue Baumgardner
Parsons
Dee Jo Miller Boyce
Fort Collins
Colo
Jonell Byers
Ulysses
Elizabeth Ann Dillon
Deborah L. Drummond
Overland Park
Deborah Chloe Guy
Patricia Ann Hermann
Leavenworth
Vicki Sue Klewene
Great Bend
Pelagie Elizabeth Maritz
Kristine Marie Mathers
Nancy Lee Nelson
Lincoln
Susan K. Smith
Larned
Mary Elizabeth Snapp
Newton
Nancy
Louise Allison
Chanute
Marilyn Sue Bar
Winter Weather Advisory For Lawrence Weekend
Lawrence residents may feel winter this weekend as increasing clouds bring colder temperatures and a 40 percent chance of rain mixed with snow tonight and Sunday. Highs Sunday near 40 with overnight 33 and northeast winds 10 to 25 mph. Northwest Kansas reports below freezing temps with little change into Monday and Tuesday.
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Kansas
National Weather Service
Lawrence
Weather Service
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
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Paola
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U.S. District Court
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E Ffortt
Stephen V. Bull
Richard Ben~ Veniste
Buzhardt
Bull
White House
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White ‘House
Raney Drug
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Randy A. Altman
Prairie Village
Christian W. Craemer
Thomas H. Curzon
David L. Flood
Leawood
Richard L. Husky
Kenneth R. Mann
Merrian
Thomas O. McCune
William C. Pugh
Jeffrey J. Schlosser
Roger B. Ward
Randall C. Bell
Steven J. . Block
Richard
Bobrow
Stanley A. Christopher
Steven W. Cornelius
John H. Fajen
Baldwin City
Philip P. Frickey
Oberlin
Stephen L. Gagnon
Zurich
Robert B. Grene
Douglas Scott Inkess McPherson
Larry Dee Johnson
Salina
Daniel P. Logan
Bradford J. Martin
Junction City
Dale Schurle
Green
Mark A. Sinning
Holton
Jeffrey S. Southard
Richard J. Tholstrup
James C. Waldorf
Greensburg
Ronald E. Weiner
Donald B. Zavelo
Robert C. Albers
Palco
Gene M.betts
Douglas K. Boehm
Dale L. Boger
Edward E
James Maddock
Lawrence M. Magee
Fort Scott
John P. Murphy
Mark S. Chlde
Palmer
James H. Packard
Pittsburg
Harry O.ritter
Burlington
Perry M. Smith
Inman
Robert V. Spake
Larry A. Swain
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