Bomb Hoaxes Plague New York City As Four Bombings Rock City
Police questioned four suspects after four blasts in under two days. A Times Square call emptied 2000 workers, a Cr iminal Courts building bomb threats led the AP letter to warn of 9 p.m. attack, and a Stock Exchange visit ors gallery and a Penn Central train were cleared without bombs found. The four arrestees, linked to radical publications, faced questions on more attacks.
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New York Times
Times Square
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Criminal Courts
Manhattan
New York Stock Exchange
Penn Central
Bronx
FBI
New York City
Four Arrested in Midtown Bomb Plot and City Blasts
FBI and New York City police arrest three men and a woman after two men tried to place time bombs on U S Army trucks in Midtown Manhattan. A separate blast hit the Criminal Courts building as a series of explosions disrupts the city.
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Criminal Courts
Midtown
National Guard
New York
New York City
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George Demmerle
John David Hughey III
Jane Lauren Alpert
RCA
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General Motors
Fifth Avenue
Chase Manhattan Bank
Financial District
Frederick M Lassen
Criminal Court
Two Cars Collide. No Injuries Reported in Lawrence
Police report two cars collided at 2:25 p.m. Wednesday at the intersection of 14th and Kentucky in Lawrence. Loren Sommer, 15, of 1219 N.Y., and Myra S. Keeler, 70, of 1617 Ky., drove the vehicles. Sommer’s car sustained $485 damage and Keeler’s $375. Police investigated three other minor accidents that day.
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Loren J. Sommer
N.Y
Myra S. Keeler
14Th
Kentucky
Lawrence
Sommer
Keeler
Students Across Three Campuses Protest ROTC Programs
Fordham University students attacked campus guards with lead pipes during a sit in over ROTC, injuring 14 and causing windows to break. At Wisconsin Milwaukee, activists behind a Viet Cong flag attempted a ROTC office takeover, leading to arrests. Princeton students failed to block the Institute for Defense Analyses and confronted President Goheen.
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James D. Cockcroft
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McLouth Plans Day for Mary Lou Theroff Benefit
A McLouth committee and Sacred Heart Church members designate November 25 as A Day for Mary Lou Theroff. Mary Lou, born June 12, 1969, has a throat defect and has spent time at Kansas University Medical Center. funds will aid medical costs via local donations or through the Bank of McLouth.
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Mary Lou Theroff
Sacred Heart Church of
Mary Lou
Hix Elected Freshman Head at Kansas University
Steven B. Hix of Overland Park was elected president of the Kansas University freshman class amid a 1,062 vote majority from 3,565 voters. Thomas J. Perry Betsy Adams and Melissa Wayne named as officers, with a proposal to add freshmen to the Student and University senates.
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Steven B. Hix
Overland Park
Kansas University
Hix
Thomas J. Perry
Topeka
Betsy Adams
Melissa Wayne Shawnee Mission
Son of KU Dean Seeks Iowa Congress Office
William P. Albrecht Jr. of Iowa City, son of KU graduate school dean, seeks the Democratic nomination for the U.S. House. If elected, he would represent the 12 county First District in Southeast Iowa while taking a leave of absence from his Iowa University economics professorship. He holds Princeton undergrad and Yale PhD degrees.
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Iowa City
William Albrecht
Lawrence
U.S. House of Representatives
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Albrecht
Iowa University
Princeton
Yale
Poverty Amid Plenty panel backs $2400 poor family income
A Lyndon Johnson panel urges a $2400 annual income for a family of four, higher than Nixon’s proposal, and calls for abolishing other cash programs. The commission estimates a $7 billion yearly initial cost to aid about 36 million people, aiming toward a $3500 target and a $27 billion total federal cost.
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Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
White ‘House
Commission On Income Maintenace
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Ben. W. Heineman
Heineman
Northwest Industries
Johnson Commission Endorses Near Term Income Plan
A 22 member Johnson commission backs a practical near term income program to aid the poor. It proposes no work requirement, says half of the poor’s needs could be met, and favors eliminating the federal food stamp program while consolidating welfare. The plan also supports aiding single persons and expanding birth control information and services.
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Johnson
Heineman
Kansas Missouri clash set at 12 20 kickoff in Lawrence
The Kansas University Kansas Missouri football game in Lawrence will kick off at 12 20 p m on November 22 rather than 1 30 p m The sellout crowd is projected to reach 52 000 with 11 a m gates opening and a nationally televised broadcast planned Also notes include student affairs discussions with BSU president Darryl Bright and a separate injury report on Terry Masar of Illinois University after a recent auto crash
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Terry Masar
Illinois University
Springfield, Ill
Champaign
Don Masar
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
War Literature Is Distributed In Antiwar Effort
About 40 persons distribute war literature in Lawrence as antiwar activities spread nationwide this weekend. A 3:30 p.m. Friday speak in Why I Am Pro testing the War at South Park precedes a Parade for Peace ending at Central Park. Citizens may sign a letter to President Nixon and a steering committee coordinates plans for the November moratorium.
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Central Park
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Nasser says Soviets abandon push for Middle East peace
Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser says the Soviet Union has given up seeking a political solution to the Middle East crisis. Al Sayyad quotes Nasser to Palestinian guerrilla delegates visiting last week. Egypt rejects Sisco proposal and a State Department note on U.S. citizens in Israeli forces. Israeli air raids hit Arab positions in Jordan with napalm and subsequent ground fire near a Jordanian border settlement.
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Middle East
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Cairo
al Ahram
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Israel
State Department
Jordan
Amman
Wage Pact Set for Parsons Army Ammunition Plant Workers
National Gypsum Co and Local 5508 OF The International Union announce a new wage contract covering 2,200 plant employees at the Kansas Army Ammunition Plant near Parsons. The agreement provides a 3.5 percent average raise with a minimum 8 cents an hour, retroactive to Oct. 4, plus fringe-benefit improvements. The pact ends when the current plant-operation contract expires, as the Army selects a new contractor by December 31. Production continues with about 3,300 workers employed at the facility.
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Parsons
National Gypsum Co
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Baldwin President James Doty to Attend Apollo 12 Launch
President James Doty of Baker University arrives in Orlando to be guest of NASA for the Apollo 12 launch this morning. The event underscores Baker University’s ties to space research and national program.
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Baldwin
James Doty
Baker University
Orlando
Fla
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Probation Granted in Templin Hall Arson Case
David D. Wood 20 of Amarillo Texas and Jay M. Ryan 20 of Overland Park pleaded guilty to stacking cushions papers and chairs in a dorm elevator and setting them on fire at KU. Wood received three year probation and $1107 restitution plus $63 costs. Ryan also got three year probation and partial restitution already paid. both face further payments. An unrelated case set for trial involved Larry L. Rayton found guilty of jaywalking and begging with a new trial date December 5.
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David D. Wood
Amarillo
Tex
Templin Hall
Kansas University
Wood
Jay M. Ryan
Overland Park
Douglas County
Ryan
District Court
Munhicipal
Larry L. Rayton
N. J
Lawrence
KU Union Planning Back On After Senate Reversal
The Union Operating Board approved a plan to resume work on the on campus satellite union in coordination with studies of pedestrian and vehicle traffic near the Allen Fieldhouse site. The Senate had previously refused to concur in drawings for the building, risking the project. The board will report traffic findings and solutions to the senate before financing fees rise or construction starts.
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Kansas University
Student Senate
Senate
Allen Fieldhouse
Phoenix Firm Gets Bid to Build TWA Overhaul Base Addition
The Del Webb Corp of Phoenix appears to be the low bidder to construct an addition to the Trans World Airlines overhaul base at Kansas City International Airport.
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del Webb Corp
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Ariz
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