Humphrey backs Nixon Viet Nam policy after White House talks
Former Vice President Hubert Humphrey said after meeting President Nixon that the President is pursuing the right course in Vietnam and deserves time to carry out his policy. Nixon had Lodge and Habib recalled from Paris for consultations ahead of antiwar demonstrations.
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Wells to Muskegon Group to Help In City Search
The Lawrence City Commission plans to form a screening committee to replace City Manager Ray S. Wells who announced his resignation effective November 7 1969 Wells cited a county administrator post in Muskegon County Michigan as his new job The city’s population is about 50 000 in a county of roughly 160 000 Wells addressed the commission in a press conference presenting his formal resignation letter noting his eight years of service and his belief in the growing role of county government.
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Young Couple Arrested in North Miami Beach Child Abuse
North Miami Beach police arrested a young couple on child abuse charges after discovering three battered children including a 2-year-old boy with a broken nose and a protruding bone. Lt. Shirley Withrow said the case involved the same couple who had a 7-? year-old prior incident.
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Child abuse case links to motel couple in custody
Police identify Michael Campbell 22 and Mary Violet Campbell 23 of the Midget Mansion Motel as charged with torturing a child. No charges filed yet in infant Travis death. Victims include 7 year old Chris and 6 year old Ginger with extensive injuries.
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NixonSummons Gen Hershey Sparks Retirement Speculation
President Nixon summoned draft chief Lewis B. Hershey to the White House fueling talk of Hershey’s retirement. White House aides said the meeting would cover Hershey’s immediate and long range future and that no resignation had yet been submitted.
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Stock Market Index Closes Higher Dow Up 3.17 Points
The Dow Jones industrial average finishes at 806.96, advancing 3.17 points amid trading. Investors monitor key indicators and corporate results as markets hold gains.
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Jayhawks painted on Harvey Doud home in Kansas
The Harvey Doud family near KU stadium painted an 18 by five foot mural of four Jayhawks in red, blue and yellow on their white house. Don Thurman outlined and painted the design in mid August for a long lasting display expected to stay for several seasons.
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Miserable Weather Promises Wet Kansas State Visit
The Kansas State Wildcats travel to Memorial Stadium for the Governor's Cup with cool and wet conditions expected. A recent storm dumped 1.27 inches on Lawrence, thwarting tarp coverage and bringing rain likelihood around 70 percent and near an inch, with game time near 60 degrees.
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SDS Radicals regroup after disturbance fizzles in Chicago
In Chicago the SDS and its Weathermen faction regroup after clashes with police. About 2,000 National Guardsmen stood by as 1,000 protesters gathered in Lincoln Park for a rock concert that ended without violence. Some Weathermen moved to Garrett Theological Seminary while officials arranged alternate housing. most demonstrators left by 11 p.m.
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Girls Joined With Payoffs To Sergeants
Washington AP A Mafia like syndicate of sergeants ran Army night clubs in Vietnam with kickbacks from suppliers and even demanded sexual favors from women. Witness June I Skewes a Sydney dancer said custodians received monthly rolls of cash villas in Saigon liquor trips and free entertainment as bids for shows. She described graft as widespread with some sergeants sharing profits and the practice beginning with Chung Promotions.
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Kopechne Autopsy Petition Denied in Pa Court
Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania judge denies to dismiss a petition for autopsy of Mary Jo Kopechne and schedules a hearing for October 20. He says only a hearing will reveal facts about possible exhumation to determine how she was killed in Senator Kennedy's car. The Kopechnes sought to block the autopsy while an inquest continues. The July 18 incident on Chappaquiddick Island near Cape Cod remains under worldwide scrutiny.
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KU Council Proposal Extends ROTC Board To Twelve
University Council proposes a 12 member ROTC governing board for KU with eight elected by student and faculty vote and four ex officio members. The plan moves to the University Senate for consideration, with reports due by September 1971. The majority favors expanding student voice while tightening control. the dissent urges rededication to peaceful aims.
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