US tactic yields no progress in Viet Talks in Paris
In Paris the United States and South Vietnam pursued a hard line to break the deadlock in the Vietnam peace talks. Ambassadors Porter and Lam said they had nothing new to offer and urged the Communists to respond constructively, while North Vietnam pressed its long-held positions. Porter declared there was no new statement and awaited a constructive reply.
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Paris
United States
South Vietnam
Vietnam
William J. Porter
Pham Dang Lam
Porter
Lam
Xuan Thuy
Butz Backs Family Farm Ties Amid Price Plan Doubts
Dr Earl L Butz faced Senate questioning on his stance for ag policy If confirmed as Agriculture secretary He refused to commit to a specific price-raising program and faced skepticism from Sen Milton Young over assurances He noted four options to lift Midwest corn prices including a possible price bump and grain reserves while declining to name a preferred path and signaling possible diversification of policy tools The hearing also examined his holdings in agri-business stocks and whether a blind trust suffices to shield conflicts of interest
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Washington
Earl L. Butz
Milton R. Young
Senate Agriculture Committee
Butz
Henry Bellman
Midwest
Prairie Chicken Season Opens in Southwest Kansas
The Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission announced the lesser prairie chicken season opens Saturday in southwestern Kansas south of the Arkansas River and west of U S 183. The season runs to November 28 with a two bird daily bag limit and a four bird possession limit after day one. shooting hours are from half an hour before sunrise to sunset.
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Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Arkansas River
U.S. 183
Relaying Education Needs To Kansans Council Theme
Kansas University Alumni Association set a meeting to discuss higher education needs with about 200 attendees at 9:30 a.m. in the Kansas Union. Odd Williams chairs the council with Howard Immel and Joseph McDowell as co chairs. Chancellor Laurence Chalmers and KU officials will speak. The session includes four Students Concerned About Higher Education representatives and ends with a KU Missouri game luncheon.
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Lawrence
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Solar
Joseph McDowell
Kansas City
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Immel
McDowell
Laurence Chalmers
Martin Dickinson
KU Law School
Rusty Leffel
Prairie Village
John Mize
Salina
Nancy Archer
Anamosa
Iowa
Dean Kackley
Dick Wintermore
Alumni Association
Thailand coup seen with limited effect on Thai life
KU students from Thailand say the Wednesday coup that ousted Premier Thanom Kittikachorn will cause few noticeable changes in daily life or Thailand’s foreign policy. They doubt a counter coup will succeed, noting the military's dominance and strong U S ties.
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Kansas University
Thanom Kittikachorn
Boonyuen Chairephomgose
Vietnam
U.S
Bang
Kok — Permsi Swasvivate
Thai coup review signals wave of possible constitutional return
A Thai observer notes that if the army does not sponsor a new governing body the plan may fail. Expressions of discontent would likely come from Bangkok. Students foresee a new Parliament and re enacted constitution, though the date remains uncertain. Public opinion could drive the democratic shift despite the coup.
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Bangkok
Bonfire and Pep Rally Planned for Jayhawks Week End
Plans are complete for a bonfire and pep rally at Kansas University Friday night to urge the Jayhawk football team to victory over Missouri on Saturday. Participants should gather at Templin Hall at 7 45 to march to the bonfire site north west of Allen Fieldhouse as the Jayhawk Marching Band pom pon and yell leaders take part. Downtown Christmas decorations will begin going up Monday and be lit Saturday night November 27 with no new decorations this year per a Chamber of Commerce spokesman. The Chamber owns the decorations and plans to buy new ones next year after the federal downtown improvement project is finished.
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Kansas University
Jayhawk
Missouri
Templin Hall
Allen Fieldhouse
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Brighter View Of Economy In Third Quarter
Government final reading shows GNP up 3.9 percent in July-September, higher than preliminary estimates. Inflation revised lower to 3.0 percent, though unemployment remains high as analysts note a 4 percent growth pace is needed to reduce joblessness. Revisions mainly affect residential construction and net exports.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Faculty Bargaining Meet Draws Reps From State Colleges
Faculty representatives from six state colleges and universities plus Washburn and private schools attended a meeting to discuss collective bargaining. Speakers included Joseph Pichler and Charles Krider, both Kansas University associates in business. The group will reconvene soon.
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Washburn University
Joseph Pichler
Charles Krider
Kansas University
Schools Take Half of Douglas County Tax Receipts
Douglas County budgets show education as the dominant recipient of tax proceeds for 1972 with $6,218,262.43 allocated to schools. Other top recipients include road and bridge and social welfare, while the county foundation school fund adds $1,235,988.80 for county secondary education.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
County Foundation
County School Foundation
Military Setup In Cambodia Deteriorates
U S officials say the Cambodian military situation is worsening and American air support has risen substantially. Cobra helicopter gunships strike near Phnom Penh as Cambodia requests reinforcements to ease pressure around the capital. Tactical fighter bomber strikes from bases in South Vietnam and Thailand back Cambodian operations along the Mekong River and Highway 1.
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Saigon
U.S
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
South Vietnam
Thailand
Mekong River
Lawmaker Says Eisenhower Dollar Worth Only One Dollar
Rep. Leonor Sullivan notes coin dealers are marketing Eisenhower dollars at 1.75 and jewelry dealers offer dollar key chains at 8.50. She says the coins are minted in large quantities and should be available at banks soon. A limited 40 percent silver version exists, with the rest copper and nickel alloy.
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Leonor K. Sullivan
D-Mo
Jars Stolen From Rockefeller Research Tract
Kansas University police report the theft of 1200 glass jars valued at 1692 dollars from the Rockefeller Research Tract six miles north of Lawrence. Joseph Collins, museum preparator, said the jars were taken from a locked building sometime between July and Tuesday, from the specimen collection area.
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Kansas University
Rockefeller
Museum of Natural History
Lawrence
Joseph Collins
Hatami Readmission Denied Citing Poor Grades Not Discrimination
Kansas University engineering officials say Hatami’s readmission denial stemmed from his grades, not bias against Iranians. Hatami had transferred between colleges and released a transcript to a newspaper, prompting comments on potential probation and dismissal for poor scholarship based on past terms.
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Kansas University Engineering School
Hooshang Hatmai
Hatami
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
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