Agnew Expands Criticism of Newspapers and Media
Vice President Spiro Agnew broadens his attack on press coverage, faulting the New York Times and Washington Post for monopolizing public opinion. He defends against censorship charges while urging accountability and denouncing uniform editorial lines across major outlets.
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Montgomery
Ala
Spiro T.agnew
New York Times
Washington Post
Agnew
Washington Post Co
Washington
D.C
Katherine Graham
The
Newsweek
Wtop-Tv
Wtop Radio
Post
Vietnam
Baltimore Sun
America
Aelody
Iowa
PTA
Sioux City
Kansas Regents OK Higher Education Fees Rise at KU
Kansas University Chancellor Laurence Chalmers calls the Thursday board decision to raise fees at six state colleges regrettable yet inevitable. The regents set Kansas resident fees at 120 dollars and out of state at 250 dollars for fall 1970, with construction funds linked to enrollment growth and possible educational construction referenda.
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Laurence Chalmers
Kansas Board of
Chalmers
Kansas “Legislative Budget Committee
Board of Regents
Regents
Kansas
C. N. Cushing
Downs Banker
Wichita State University
WSU
Council of Presidents
Chalmer
Kansas Board of Regents
Space Technology Building
NASA
Eisenhower
Journal- World
Winn
Third Kansas District
Senate Rejects Haynsworth Nomination to Supreme Court
The Senate voted 55 to 45 against Clement F. Haynsworth Jr. for the Supreme Court seat with 19 Democrats and 26 Republicans in support and 38 opponents including named lawmakers across parties. The article also notes student fee impacts for a new health facility and campus charges exceeding 461 state resident and 1051 out-of-state rates if approved.
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Supreme Court
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Viet Cong says policy change, not man, needed at Paris talks
Viet Cong spokesman Duong Dinh Thao urged the Nixon administration to alter policy rather than replace Henry Cabot Lodge, the U S chief negotiator, after Lodge and deputy Lawrence Walsh resigned. Philip Habib will lead the delegation as Lodge plans to return home. Washington officials weigh successor options amid stalled talks.
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Nixon
Duong Dinh Thao
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
New York
Lawrence E. Walsh
Lodge
Thao
Gibson Discount Center Opens With Huge Crowd at 2525 Iowa
manager Art Cromer estimated opening crowd well over 38 000 at the Gibson Discount Center on Iowa Street with a forecast of a busy weekend The store spans about 70 000 square feet and includes department store and grocery operations and a large parking area was full from opening to close
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Gibson Discount ‘Center
Iowa
Cromer
Junction City
Gibson
Washburn Law Dean John E. Howe Resigns
Dean John E. Howe steps down from administrative duties at Washburn University School of Law after leading the school since 1959. The Washburn Board of Regents accepted the resignation with regret and will begin a search for a successor immediately while Howe remains on the faculty.
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PEKA
John E. Howe
Washburn University
School of Law
Washburn Board of Regents
Howe
Auto makers cut back on stock sporty cars to lift profits
Detroit reports a 1970 model stock shift as manufacturers trim output for inventory adjustments. AMX Javelin Camaro Firebird Barracuda remain above 100 days. overall car inventory sits about 45 days, with signs of a 5 to 10 percent drop in 1970 sales and softer consumer demand.
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Detroit
U.S
American Motors
Automotive News
Plymouth
University of Michigan
George Katona
Katona
Ward
Memorial Stadium Kickoff Set for 12 20 P M
Football ticket holders are reminded that Saturdays kickoff at Memorial Stadium is at 12 20 P M rather than 1 30 due to telecasting on a regional basis. Gates open at 11 A M and a record crowd over 51 000 is expected with motorists urged to arrive early to avoid jams.
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Kansas - Missouri
Memorial Stadium
Kansas Traffic Deaths Log for November and 1969
Kansas traffic death log shows 40 fatalities in November and a total of 659 deaths for 1969. Data compiled by AP indicates ongoing roadway dangers in Topeka and across the state with yearly totals and monthly breakdowns.
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Topeka
Kansas
Packard Defends Vietnam Peace Plan During Asia Visit
Deputy Defense Secretary David Packard said Nixon's Vietnam peace plan is practical and not endangered by rising enemy activity. He cautioned that progress in Paris has stalled while Saigon forces grow stronger enabling phased troop replacements and a shift to advisory, training, and combined operations. In clashes around Bu Prang, Duc Lao and Dak Pek, government forces and U.S. planes said to have killed 73 North Vietnamese, with American losses and wounded numbers reported.
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David Packard
Nixon
Vietnam
Packard
Paris
Southeast Asia
U.S
Republic of Vietnam
United States
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
William P. Rogers
Bu Prang
Duc Lao
Senate Hears Black Market Viet Scandal
Three Army sergeants and an American couple refused to answer senators about alleged kickbacks and black market money in Vietnam. Chairman Ribicoff cited possible illegal currency flowing to Red China. Hanover Bank officers denied knowledge of an account code named Prysumeen used as a conduit.
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Vietnam
Abraham _ Ribicoff
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Red
China
Hanover Bank of New York
Prysumeen
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