Arab Chiefs Back Concept of Peace
Arab leaders at Algiers endorsed the idea of a permanent peace settlement with Israel in a tacit shift from Khartoum era defiance. President Boumedienne called it a turning point while noting no formal resolutions were passed. Sadat outlined plans to negotiate peace promptly within Egypt’s interests.
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Soviet Space Scientists Set to Visit KU for Remote Sensing Talks
Three Soviet space scientists will visit Kansas University to discuss remote sensing from orbiting satellites. Kondratyev, Loschilov, and Marksinkyevich arrive Saturday, speak Monday morning in the Space Technology Center, and outline ecological applications, sea ice sensing, and related topics.
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R. K. Moore
Earth
K. Ya. Kondratyev
University of Leningrad
Victor S. Loschilov
Arctic-Antarctic Institute
Leningrad
L. Marksinkyevich
Hydrometeorological Center
Lawrence
Apollo
Space Technology Center
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Loschilov
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Greek Ruler Declares Military Will Hold Power
Athens based military premier Adamantios Androutsopoulos states Greece will not restore democracy soon and vows reforms before parliamentary rule. He warns opposition will not be tolerated and restricts student demonstrations while promising elections only when the country is ready.
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Letter from Ike not in the Marshall papers found
Lexington Virginia AP reports Anthony R. Crawford assistant archivist at the George C. Marshall Research Library says no letter from General Dwight D Eisenhower to General George C Marshall about divorcing his wife exists in the Marshall papers. Crawford checked Eisenhower Marshall correspondence twice and found no trace of such a letter.
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George C. Marshall
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Marshall
Anthony R. Crawford
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Virginia Military Institute
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Docking Addresses Kansans On Energy Crisis
Gov. Robert Docking speaks on the energy shortage in a 12 minute address broadcast by 14 TV and 50 radio stations starting 6 30 p m The Kansas Association of Broadcasters calls it the largest state network ever. Docking may urge voluntary conservation and criticize federal fuel cuts for aviation.
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Kan
Robert Docking
Kansas Association of Broadcasters
Docking
Kansas
Jerry Holley
KAB
James Shaffer
GOP Constitution Proposals Headed for Kansas Caucus
Three major changes proposed for Kansas Republicans would create pre primary conventions to endorse candidates, shift at large national delegates to the state committee, and have the state committee elect the national committeeman and committeewoman. A rule barring elected officials from holding party posts could also go to a vote. precinct caucuses would select delegates under a one man one vote system.
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Kansas
William Bunten
Ropeka
Robert Miller
Lewis
Astronom y Associates Meet Friday at Lindley Hall
The Astronomy Associates of Kansas University will meet at 8 p.m. Friday in Room 426 Lindley Hall. The agenda includes election of officers and viewing of stars if the weather allows.
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Astronomy Associates
Lindley Hall
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