Nixon Credibility Cloud Deepens After Watergate Meetings
The Saturday column criticizes President Nixon for unclear remarks and questions raised by lawmakers after meetings with Congressional leaders. It notes reports that Nixon called former Attorney General Elliott Richardson a liar and the White House denial, signaling ongoing fallout and public pressure as the Watergate saga continues.
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United States
White House
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Elliot Richardson
Richardson
Archibald Cox
Cox
Pozdro Receives Sixth ASCAP Award for Music Theory Leader
John Pozdro, professor of music theory at the University of Kansas, earned his sixth consecutive ASCAP award for 1973 74. The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers grants the honors based on catalog prestige and performance data. Pozdro first won in 1966 and has received an award every year since.
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John Pozdro
Kansas University
Amer Society of Composers, Rows and Publishers
ASCAP
SSCAP
Pozdro
KU Film on Kohoutek Debuts on Sunflower Cable Channel 6
Kansas University students and faculty prepared a film explaining Kohoutek with physics illustrations and a new soundtrack. The 8 p.m. Monday debut on Sunflower Cablevision Channel 6 will be shown to civic groups and schools, with distribution through KU Instructional Television.
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Kohoutek
Kansas University
Sunflower Cablevision
Sonia
KU Instructional Television
The
Television of Continuing Education
Eleanor du Quoin
Edward C. Mattila
Deann K. Schneider
Robert S. Zipp
Robert D. Zook
Lawrence
Barbara Woodruff
Overbrook
Cynthia Lingle
Instructional Television
New Hampshire
Fireman Resigns to Join Lenexal Fire Department
Harold Morris a driver engineer with the Lawrence Fire Department resigned effective December 1 to become assistant chief of the Lenexal Fire Department. He served as a Lawrence fireman for six years.
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Harold Morris
Lawrence
Lenexal
Greece declares martial law after deadly student clashes
President George Papadopoulos imposed martial law in Greece and ordered curfews after violent protests in Athens. Four demonstrators were killed, hundreds injured, and Athens Polytechnic was stormed as police and troops moved to restore order.
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Athens
George Papadopoulos
Greece
Papadopoulos
Athens Polytechnic Institute
Polytechnic Institute
Constantine
Kissinger Home Says Trip Strengthened U S Ties
Secretary of State Kissinger returns from a 12 day tour covering 10 nations and 25000 miles. He reports strengthened ties and progress toward Arab Israeli cease-fire normalization with China and other nations. Officials warn cease-fire is fragile without faster progress on overall negotiations and prisoner exchanges.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Kissinger
White House
State Department
Nixon
Florida White House
Anatoly Dobrynin
United States
China
America
Meir cautions on December peace conference talks
Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir said negotiations toward a Middle East peace agreement must occur but a December peace conference is premature. She spoke after welcoming home 20 more Israeli POWs as exchanges with Egypt continued, with about 1,400 of 8,221 Egyptian POWs freed so far.
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Middle East
U.S
Tel Aviv
Cairo
Israel
Suez City
Egypt
Prints by little known WPA era artist on display at KU
On Sunday the Kansas University Museum of Art opens a show of Arthur Murphy a 1906 born watercolorist and printmaker. Sixteen pieces reflect a lighter mood than typical WPA work and his works range from clowns to ballet dancers and horses with no harsh social realism. Murphy possibly remains alive in his late sixties with a California address last known. The exhibit runs through January 20 on the museum's second floor.
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America
Kansas University Museum of Art
Gridley Smith
Special Collections
Arthur Murphy
Murphy
California
Works Projects Aeeshitratan
WPA
Drug Raids Net 9 Arrests in Manhattan Kan
Manhattan police and sheriff's officers renewed overnight drug raids hitting four locations and arresting nine people. Including earlier rounds with Kansas Bureau of Investigation agents, 50 people have been arrested in nine days for sale and possession of illicit drugs. Bond amounts ranged from 500 to 4000 dollars. One arrestee was a Kansas State University student and several were Ft. Riley soldiers.
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Kan
Sheriff's
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Kansas State University
Ft. Riley
Man Receives Suspended Sentencing for Attempted Burglary
Richard F. Jarrett twenty six of 626 Elm was given a two year suspended sentence by Judge James W. Paddock for attempted burglary. He pleaded guilty October 30 to trying to burglarize the home of Greg Issitt and Mark Roloff at 1120 Miss. Jarrett remains free on bond in Division II of Douglas County District Court.
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Richard F. Jarrett
James W. Paddock
Jarrett
Greg Issitt
Mark Roloff
Douglas County
Two Cyclists Injured In U S 40 Motorcycle Collision
Two injured riders were treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a crash on U S 40 north of Stull Road. Carl Dreyer and Diane Westin, both injured, were thrown from the motorcycle driven by Dreyer when it hit a car driven by Marvin Hooks. Hooks faced a charge of illegal U turn.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
U.S. 40
Stull Road
Carl J. Dreyer
Rt. 1
Lecompton
Diane Westin
W. 15Th
Dreyer
Marvin Hooks
Topeka
Douglas County Sheriff’s Deputies
Hook
Notre Dame Off Date Boosts Lawrence Football Fans
Kansas fans in Lawrence benefit from Notre Dame's off date this weekend. Movies of the Kansas Oklahoma game shown at Norman at 9 30 am. Sunday on Channel 13 replaces Fighting Irish movies. KUOU to appear in ABC College Football Highlights at 11 am on Channels 2 and 13.
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Kansas
Notre Dame
Conference on Tomorrow's University at Kansas University
About 200 people are expected to attend the Region Five National University Extension Association conference at Kansas University from November 25 to 27. The theme is Tomorrow's University and the Role of Continuing Education In It with a keynote by KU Chancellor Archie Dykes and a talk by Rosalind Loring of UCLA on The Part-Time Student and the University of the Future.
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National University Extension Assn
Kansas University
Archie Dykes
Rosalind Loring
University of California At Los Angeles
University of the Future
Kennedy Giff Establishes Engineering Scholarship at KU
Lawrence residents E. F. and Lena Huddleston are memorialized by Opal Jayne Kennedy who endowed a KU Endowment scholarship fund for engineering. The gift aims to provide tuition support to worthy engineering students and honors the Huddlestons long ties to the university and Lawrence community.
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E. F
Lena. Kennedy Huddleston
Lawrence
KU Endowment Association
Opal Jayne Kennedy
Huddleston
University
Six Men Arrested On Gambling Charges In Lawrence
Police arrested six men at the Green Gables at 4 a.m. five were released on 250 dollar bonds each and one on 500 dollars on gambling and concealed weapon counts. Names listed include Arthur Folsom Jr and Dwane Lewis among others. No further details available today.
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Douglas County
Arthur Folsom Jr
W. Seventh
Dwane F. Lewis
John W. Ragland
N.J
Arthur B. Thomas
N.Y
Joe E. Smith
Topeka
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