Kissinger urges stronger U N peacekeeping role at U N
Secretary of State Kissinger told the U N General Assembly there can be no delay in strengthening peacekeeping. He offered a general speech with no bold policy shifts and emphasized Security Council centrality while planning forthcoming talks with UK and Japanese and Soviet ministers and African delegates.
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Three Killed on Topeka Bridge in Train Crash
In Tecumseh Kansas sheriff officials resumed a hunt for three missing children after a Santa Fe freight train collision near a railroad trestle left a woman 27, a man 22, and an 18 month old girl dead. Creeks and river rose five feet complicating divers’ search of Shunganunga Creek and the Kansas River.
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Jim” Chaffee
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Willie Lee Williams
Catherine Williams
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Chafee
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Civic Symphony Debuts With Mozart Debussy and More
The Lawrence Civic Symphony presents its inaugural concert at 8 p.m. in the Lawrence High School Auditorium featuring works by Mozart Debussy Beethoven and Mussorgsky The program includes Overture from the Marriage of Figaro Clouds Festivals and The Emperor Concerto with Robert Ward KU piano professor as guest soloist Final rehearsals continue this week as the Symphony Board is named and officers will be elected next Sunday.
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KU Faces New Labor Era At University of Kansas
KU moves toward formal labor relations with a looming labor relations director role as 550 public employees vote Oct. 17 on representation between KAPE and AFL CIO Local 1132. The process includes neutral administration, pre election campaigning, and a potential memorandum of agreement guiding salaries holidays grievances and benefits.
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Corps Plans Fall Restoration of Steele House Near Clinton
The U S Army Corps of Engineers will shore up and partially restore the Steele House in the Lakeview area near Clinton this fall. Ed Dischner said exterior work may proceed with no full interior completion, potentially transferring operations to a local historical committee. a two year timeline and cost estimates will follow, while preservation aims to match original conditions and help listed status efforts.
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World Bank outlines five year lending program
World Bank President Robert McNamara unveiled a five year 22 billion dollar lending program to aid developing nations and boost economies. He urged rich industrial nations to increase aid and warned that approval of contributions is still needed. The plan aims to finance about 1000 projects despite resistance among 25 industrial supporters over their shares.
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Lawrence Chamber to Host Dykes State of University Address
The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce has 75 reservations for a Wednesday luncheon featuring Kansas University Chancellor Archie Dykes. He will speak at the chamber general membership meeting at noon in the Lawrence Country Club dining room, marking his first full address to members.
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Annexation Recommended For Nieder Acres Southwest Of Lawrence
City staff urges annexation of 82.43 acres southwest of Lawrence to square up the northeast quarter section bordered by 31st Street and Iowa Street. The Nieder Acres area includes about 20 residences on roughly 36.4 acres and would gain police fire street services immediately with costs to owners for water and sewer. The commission will discuss annexation, a new water well bid, and renovations to the Community Building with a bid date set after review.
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City Commission New Business and Old Business Items
City Commission reviews bids for sidewalks in Prairie Meadows No 1 and part of No 2. Considers drilling a new water well at the plant and a site plan for a Peter Pan Ice Cream Store at 521 W 28th. Reviews renovation plans for the Community Building and an annexation of 83 acres south of 31st. Deliberates public hearings for demolitions at 10 Tu and 515 Fla. OLD BUSINESS includes slop signs ordinance and board appointments.
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