North Vietnamese Attacks Increase in Central Highlands
North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces escalate operations in the last two weeks, targeting battalion-size units and cutting major highways. Overrun government posts in the central highlands mark the shift, with Cambodian fronts noting divisions crossing into South Vietnam. Prince Sihanouk cites serious Khmer Rouge disagreements.
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Ford Contract Settled at Ford as GM Talks Continue
Detroit report says UAW reached a three year national contract with Ford for 185000 members and will seek ratification through Ford bargaining units. GM negotiations are ongoing with no schedule set. board meeting Monday will decide next steps. Chrysler recently signed a nine day strike settlement and Ford gained early retirement for 9000 foundry workers.
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Northeast Kansas Forecast Mostly Sunny With Cooler Highs
Mostly sunny today in northeast Kansas with highs in the 60s and cooler air. Tonight will be fair or partly cloudy with lows in the mid 30s to low 40s. Sunday brings highs again in the 60s and northerly winds 12 to 20 mph diminishing to 7 to 12 mph.
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UNICEF Drive Sets Lawrence and KU Students Trick or Treat
UNICEF funds support medical services disease control nutrition social services education and vocational training in over 120 countries. The program trains teachers health workers and local personnel for more than 500 projects worldwide funded by voluntary contributions from governments and individuals.
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KANU Rededication Marks Station Remodeling Completion
A two year $110000 remodel of Kansas University's KANU in Lawrence ends with a 2 p.m. rededication at Hoch Auditorium and an open house at Broadcasting Hall. The event honors Fred M Harris and features Gov. Docking, Chancellor Dykes, and Susan Stamberg. The project was funded by a $30000 anonymous gift matching an $81000 HEW grant to improve public radio.
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Archie R. Dykes
Susan Stamberg
National Public Radio
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Flu Immunization Times Scheduled for Seniors
A second flu immunization for residents aged 62 and older will run 8:30 a.m. to noon and 2:30 p.m. on Tuesday and November 6 at the Douglas County Health Department. The $1 shot protects against the Hong Kong flu and will also be offered in Baldwin Eudora and Lecompton in November at church and city hall locations.
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Lecompton
Homecoming Queen To Be Selected At Baker University
Baker University will crown a homecoming queen at halftime of the Baker Tarkio football game. Seven candidates include Jean Sievers Ottawa Sarajane Brown Clinton Mo Nancy Hey Baldwin Jan Keener Horton Vicki Romand Stony Brook N Y Laura Sanderford Caracas Venezuela and Pamela Russell Shawnee. A chili supper and mixer follow the game with an Orion Band 50s themed dance from 8 pm to 1 30 am in the lower gym.
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Inmates Cut Themselves At Kansas Penitentiary
Four inmates at the Kansas State Penitentiary in Lansing were treated after self mutilation protests in the adjustment and treatment building. Reports say two severed finger parts, another lost a toe, and a fourth cut himself with a sharp object. A ring leader allegedly prompted the acts while one participant only made superficial cuts. Acting warden R A Atkins said one man bit off part of a finger and noted such incidents had been ongoing for a long time.
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City Surplus Auction Set for November second
The Lawrence Community Building at 11th and Vermont hosts a city surplus goods auction at 1 30 p m on November 2. Items include surplus tables and chairs two old copying machines two pianos a pottery kiln stove refrigerators lamps and more.
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Bradley Named Trustee of Kansas State Endowment Group
Lawrence veterinarian William F. Bradley elected a trustee of the Kansas State University Endowment Association. Richard Rogers of Manhattan was elected president of the group.
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One Baby Rattler Survives At Kansas University Museum
A timber rattler brought to the Kansas University Natural History Museum last July gave birth to nine babies Thursday night. Eight died by morning. the sole survivor, about six inches long with unique striped patterns, remains with its mother on the sixth floor live exhibit while the others are preserved.
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Ray Ashton
Doctors Report Deformed Babies Allowed to Die
Doctors Duff and Campbell report 43 deformed infants died with parental consent at Yale-New Haven Hospital as treatment was withheld. The 14 percent of 299 infant deaths from 1970 to 1972 involved severe malformations, with advances prolonging life in other cases.
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New England Journal of Medicine
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Preliminary hearing set in Douglas County for Lawrence man
A 26 year old Lawrence man faces aggravated burglary and attempted rape charges after breaking into a Lawrence home on April 15. He is free on a $5,000 bond. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for 11:15 a.m. November 12 in Douglas County Court.
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Lawrence
Butz Denies Malfeasance Over FTC Election Timing
Secretary Earl L. Butz denies wrongdoing in asking the FTC to delay an antitrust action against Heublein Inc. until after the 1972 election. The probe, tied to campaign contributions, is discussed amid reports of Justice Department task force activity. GAO records show $21,000 in Nixon re election support from Heublein executives.
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Federal Trade Commission
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Heublein Inc
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Instructors Sought by Red Cross Chapter
The Douglas County Chapter of the American National Red Cross seeks first aid instructors. Applicants must hold a current standard first aid certificate and should contact the Red Cross office in the Community Building.
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