Nixon urges end to violence in free society at Kansas State
President Nixon condemns violence as a political tactic in a Kansas State University speech honoring Alfred Landon. He links campus unrest and bombings to a spreading cancer of violence, urges university leaders to defend free inquiry, and notes security measures on campus before heading to Chicago for meetings with editors and broadcasters.
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US Rejects Egypt Claim Over Peace Talks Efforts
Washington officials rejected Cairo's assertion that US mediation in the Middle East peace process had ended. They said the United States will press to restart stalled Egyptian Israeli talks and pursue rectification of alleged Soviet backed antiaircraft placements near the Suez ceasefire line.
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Trials Burden Audrain Jurors In Circuit Court
Jurors in Audrain County Circuit Court face a busy week as three trials unfold not long after the Rollie Laster Muon du case. A verdict in the Edgar Laverne Levings driving while intoxicated charge came back not guilty after a brief deliberation. Tomorrow a $800 damage suit by Robert and Matie M Bradley against Ed W Busse is set, claiming a dog killed 10 and injured 60 dogs during November 21 22 and 23.
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Guerrillas Return to Front in Hijack Crisis
The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine held 54 hostages from three hijacked airliners and rejoined Arab guerrilla leadership to present a Palestinian stance amid Jordanian political upheaval. The group warned Western powers over prisoner exchanges as Israel faced renewed pressure to swap captives.
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Mrs. Ocie Creed Dies After Illness
Funeral services for Mrs. Ocie Creed 51 of 1121 Kent Rd. are set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Precht-Pickering funeral home with Rev. Edward Malzer officiating. Burial will be in Auxvasse Cemetery. Mrs. Creed died 4:55 p.m. yesterday at Audrain Hospital after a lengthy illness. She was born Oct. 22, 1918 in Van Buren. Survived by her husband, her mother Mrs. Hughes, and many relatives. a brother Arnott Jr. died in 1921. Burial details and calling hours listed.
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Campers Gather for Missouri State Convention in Mexico
More than 2500 campers head to Mexico for the Missouri State Campers Convention at Fairgrounds Park September 18 to 20. A parade down Main Street will feature state floats, bands, and walkers led by organizers from the Little Dixie Chapter. City officials say State Auditor Haskell Holman was planned as parade marshal but cannot attend. Officers to be installed Sunday during interfaith services.
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MU Kickoff Time Change Ties to ABC Schedule
Missouri football will kickoff at 2 40 p m Saturday against Minnesota instead of 1 30 p m. MU sports publicity director Bill Callahan said the adjusted time was set months ago to fit ABC Television Network plans. He noted the kickoff for the Missouri Notre Dame game on Oct 17 remains undecided.
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Cambodia Drive In Trouble In Major Offensive Against Communists
Phnom Penh reports say Cambodian commanders want to halt the first major offensive as a large North Vietnamese and Viet Cong force moves toward the government forces rear. The Taing Kauk–Skoun corridor battlefront remains 47 miles north of Phnom Penh with Route 6 heavy fighting.
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Editorial critics Nixon visit at Kansas State University
Kansas State Collegian front page editorial questions Nixon on his whistle stop visit. Ernest V Murphy Jr urges straight talk and calm at Ahearn Field House as 15 500 students fill the venue. Security removes a protest banner amid a largely supportive crowd.
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Missourians Honored as New Squires in Senate
Eleven Missourians are named as new squires in a ceremony covered on page 2. The feature notes the honor, participant names, and regional significance, framing the event as a local progress story with community impact.
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