Rogers Says U S Will Continue Viet Nam Support
Secretary of State Rogers announces continued U S backing for South Vietnam despite a likely uncontested presidential vote. He cites a practical path for Saigon to solve its problems and highlights plans for added funding under Vietnamization. He also notes Berlin accord as step toward East West reconciliation and outlines future Mideast discussions.
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Washington
William P. Rogers
Nixon
South Vietnam
Rogers
House of Representatives
U.S
United States
Saigon
Congress
Thieu Urged To Cancel His 1 Man Election
In Saigon AP report eleven political and religious groups urged President Nguyen Van Thieu to cancel his one man presidential election. Vice President Ky warned Thieu pursues a dangerous dictatorial course as authorities reorganize police amid anticipated street demonstrations.
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Rogers
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Nixon
Thieu
South Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Dollar Defense Steps Seem to Be Working
New York AP reports bankers and economists see early success in U S measures to defend the dollar In particular the yen float and a British rate cut signaled progress toward stable exchange rates A IMF staff review and potential end year implementation are noted with possible tariff removals and no retaliation yet from other nations.
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New York
William Wolman
First National City Bank
U.S
Franklin R. Saul
the Treasury
Saul
International Monetary Fund
Washington
United States
Britain
Wolman
FiveYearOld Wichita Girl Dies From WeekLong Injuries
Gail Andrews aged five died in Wichita from injuries suffered after being struck by a truck near her home earlier in the week. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs James Andrews.
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Wichita
Kan
Gail Andrews
James Andrews
Local ads list services and contact numbers
An assortment of advertisements includes Quentt Stover Candies and Key Rexall with contact 842 4200 43 2126, quality apartments with children and pets, and Tom Parker at 43 5111. Rumsey Funeral Home advertises a traditional service since 1920 with phone 43 5111.
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Quality Apts
Tom Parker
Rumsey Funeral Home
Justice Hugo Black Hospitalized In Washington
Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black, 85, is a patient at Bethesda Naval Hospital near Washington. A hospital spokesman said Black has been there for about a week and declined to disclose his ailment.
Big Blue Fever Grips Lawrence as Chamber Promotes
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce promotes Big Blue Country items for football fans. Banners and 45 by 19 inch streamers hang at Lawrence turnpike entrances while car tags, mats, stamps, and marquee messages spread team spirit. Proceeds from car tag sales benefit Bess Stone Activity Center in Cottonwood.
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Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Big Blue
Lawrence Turnpike
Savings and Loan and Cleaners
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Bess Stone Activity Center
Cottonwood
Employment, Jobless Rate Both Climbed Aug Jobs Rise
The August report shows total employment at a record high near 80 million with the unemployment rate rising from 5.8 to 6.1 percent as the labor force reached a new peak of 84.3 million. Average earnings rose two cents hourly to 3.44 and weekly to 129 dollars.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Nixon
Probe of News Leak Expanding in Scope
FBI probe into leaks to Times reporters expands to the White House and Pentagon as well as the State Department. Lie detector tests and affidavits are used. four State Department officials were questioned but deny leaking. No disciplinary action was taken. leaks aim to identify other sources in the White House and Defense Department.
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Washington
FBI
White House
Pentagon
State Department
New York Times
Helsinki
Justice Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Times
William P. Rogers
Agency
Defense Department
Weekend Rain Prospects Improve Across Kansas
Kansas weather outlook brightens as heat wave nears end. A 40 percent chance of rain Saturday as a cool air band moves through eastern Kansas. tonight’s odds at 20 percent. Warm temperatures continue with lows near 70 and highs in the lower 90s. Southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Lawrence hit 90 Thursday, 69 at night.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Availability of EU Edition capes still at journal
A brief notice reports limited 8th annual EU Edition capes remain available. Readers are urged to purchase extra copies from the World Circulation Department without delay.
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Journal World Circulation Dept
Adv
First JW Grid Contest Opens in Monday Issue
The Journal-World announces the 1971 gridiron contest season starting Sept 11. Readers nationwide and abroad enter by mail, with top weekly winners earning prize turkeys. Coupons and rules appear on Monday’s paper Page 2.
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Journal-World
Hawaii
Alaska
Vietnam
Europe
Latin America
Asia
Canada
Mexico
Africa
Australia
Turkey
Journal- World
County Freezes Taxes After Protests by Fraternities
A Kansas Supreme Court ruling frees $31,511.14 in taxes impounded by Douglas County. Since 1965 about 23 Kansas University fraternities and sororities paid taxes under protest. 10 pursued appeals, with Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Alpha Kappa Lambda arguing homes used by students qualify for exemptions, which the court overruled.
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Kansas Supreme Court
Douglas County
Kansas University
High Court
Supreme Court
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Alpha Kappa Lambda
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