Johnson-Smith on Britain's Common Market challenges and goals
Geoffrey Johnson-Smith, a British Conservative MP, discusses the difficulties of England joining and participating in the European Economic Community. He notes language and cultural differences, sovereignty concerns, and public indifference while stressing potential prosperity and U.S. ties in defense and economy.
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America
Geoffrey Johnson-Smith
Conservative Party
Johnson-Smith
London
E.E.C
Belgium
France
Italy
Luxembourg
Netherlands
West Germany
England
Ireland
Denmark
Common Market
United States
Greece
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Rhine
Europe
North Atlantic
U.S
Manly
Labor Party
European Economic Community
Cataract Surgery Partly Successful For Anna Yeoman
Mrs. Anna M. Yeoman aged 100 underwent eye surgery in a Nashville hospital after being blind for about 10 years. Doctors expect she will read with glasses and move about, though no vision remains in her right eye, and she hopes to read the Bible. Her granddaughter notes her strong will. A separate United Nations Day event at Kansas Union will feature John Waterbury discussing the Arab Israeli conflict and Neal Malicky as responder, with a post discussion moderated by Prof. Clifford Ketzel.
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Anna M. Yeoman
Nashville,Tenn
Yeo
Charles Hubbard
Rt. 1
Kansas Union
John Waterbury
American Universities
Neal Malicky
Baker University
U.N
Clifford Ketzel
World Organization
State College Enrollment Up In Kansas Regents Report
Kansas six state colleges and universities show a 1.8 percent rise in fall enrollment per annual data from the Kansas Board of Regents. Among 19 public two year colleges, enrollments jump 7.5 percent, while Salina’s technical institute declines 14.8 percent. Private four year colleges drop 2 percent. KU leads with 18,683 students, followed by K State 15,477 and Wichita 14,766. Emporia 6,013. Hays 4,603. Pittsburg 5,017. Wichita State up 12.3 percent, Emporia down 7.6 percent. Class loads vary by class. KU averages 15.5 to 16.1 hours per student. KU faculty teach 222 hours per full time equivalent, compared with higher figures at other state schools. Regents also approve lab equipment purchases at Haworth Hall and Malott Hall and cancel a sabbatical for Harry Talley to accept Ackers Professorship. Governor budget hearings set for Nov 19–20 in Topeka.
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Kansas
Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas University
Kansas State
Wichita State
Emporia State
Hays
Pittsburg
Emporia
Ku’s
KSU
Washburn University of Topeka
K-State
Fort Hays
Washburn
Malott Hall
School of Pharmacy
Harry Talley
Ackers
James Bibb
Kansas University Wins Three Grants for Education Research
Kansas University secured three National Institute of Education grants totaling 63 513 this year for education research.
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Kansas University
National Institute of Education
Over 50 County Bridges Need Repair in Douglas County
Douglas County public works director Dean Sanderson says more than 50 county bridges require replacement, including 47 township bridges. Estimated cost to replace all, with the Kaw River bridge at Lawrence around 3 million, and a 58 year old three-late structure slated for four-lane replacement.
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Kansas River
Lawrence
Douglas County
Dean Sanderson
Kaw River
Sanderson
Louisiana Street
Bill Womack
Clinton
County Commission
Vandalism Reported at Lawrence Library and East Heights School
Vandalism incidents were reported Friday at the Lawrence Public Library and East Heights School. The school damage was about 400 dollars, with 3 dollars taken from coin operated machines and some soft drinks stolen. Principal Ira Williams provided the loss estimate.
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Lawrence Public Library
East Heights
Haskell
Ira Williams
Former Publisher of L A Times Dies
Norman Chandler, former Los Angeles Times publisher and builder of a publishing empire, died in Good Samaritan Hospital at age 74 after a long illness. He underwent surgery three weeks prior. official cause of death was not disclosed. Chandler was a third generation publisher in the family owned paper.
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Los Angeles
Norman Chandler
Los Angeles Times
Good Samaritan Hospital
Chandler
Times
Most Businesses And Offices Open Or Closed For Veterans Day
Lawrence observes Veterans Day with most stores open and city and county offices operating. Mail delivery ends, post offices run holiday schedules, KU and Haskell classes cancel, KU offices close though library stays open, and veteran groups observe the date change to November 11.
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Lawrence
Douglas County
Lawrence American Legion
Lawrence Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Congress
Airlines to cut flights and swap to smaller planes
The three largest U S carriers agreed to 82 fewer daily flights on 15 routes and use smaller aircraft on five others to raise profits and cut fuel use. If approved, congestion in major hubs could ease but seat availability may worsen during holidays.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Ford defends budget curbs amid harmony push with Congress
Vice President designate Gerald R. Ford argued that his sharp critique of Congress budget spending does not undermine his goal of easing tensions with the legislature. He warned that many bills would push Nixon’s $270 billion budget higher by about $7 billion and said he could veto budget-busting measures if needed. He stressed he aims for specificity and cooperation with Democratic leaders to avert veto clashes.
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Washington
Gerald R. Ford
Congress
Nixon
Ford
Knoxville
Tenn
Democratic Congress
House
Fall From Truck Injures KU Student near Melrose
Lark Chapin an 18 year old Kansas University sophomore was injured when she fell from the bed of a pickup at Melrose and Crestline around 5 45 p m Friday. Police say she suffered possible spine injury and broken ribs after riding with two friends. the truck driver and vehicle were not found. She was taken to Watkins Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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Watkins Memorial Hospital
Melrose
Crestline
Lark Chapin
W. 24Th Ter
Lawrence
Traffic Death Toll Progresses Through 1973
Topeka dispatch reports a running traffic death log through 9 a.m. Saturday, listing fatalities and trends for the 24 hour period ending the stated time.
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Topeka
Kan
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House Education and Labor Committee
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