Year of Europe evolves in East West contest
William L. Ryan reports a new phase in East West relations as Kissinger calls 1973 the U S Year of Europe while Moscow pursues a security conference. The Kremlin seeks to entrench its domination of Eastern Europe and warn NATO while Washington remains wary of a pact that could curb defense. The Helsinki talks proceed with Soviet aims and Western skepticism about giving up leverage.
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Henry Kissinger
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Nixon
America
Europe
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Moscow
United States
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William P. Rogers
New York
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Washington
Contracts Upheld In Decision
In Wichita Kansas a U S District Court judge upheld contracts forcing 140 Kansas wheat farmers to sell to the National Farmers Organization at 190 per bushel, while requiring a 340000 dollar bond to cover potential higher market gains. The decision preserves NFO contracts with bond to ensure farmers benefit if future rulings alter contractual binding.
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Wichita, Kan
Kansas
National Famers Organization
NFC
Gulf Ports
Frank G. Theis
NFO
Theis
Training Cambodians Lao In Training In Thailand
About 300 Cambodian military personnel and a smaller number of Lao are training in Thailand under U S supervision to fly and maintain cargo and fighter planes and armed helicopters. The three to six month program covers logistics radar and other skills. Washington also pressed the Soviet Union and China to restrain North Vietnam while accusing Hanoi of numerous cease fire violations.
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United States
Thailand
State Department
U.S
Hanoi
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Soviet Union
China
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Henry Kissinger
Paris
Department
Saigon
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Bills Await Key Decision in Supreme Court Case
Anti busing measures stall in Congress awaiting Supreme Court ruling on desegregation via merging urban and suburban districts. Case argued Monday could set boundaries for desegregation, with potential impact on pending antibusing legislation before summer recess.
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Congress
Supreme Court
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Richmond
4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Detroit
6Th Circuit Court
Farm Delegates To Testify On Trade Deals
Kansas Farmers Union delegates will testify Monday in Washington before the Senate Subcommittee on International Trade. Wayne Worthington Burrton Kan says the aim is to help establish trade agreements favorable to American farmers. Verlyn Nelson co chair urges developing the international market now. Victor Ray of the National Farmers Union advocates revising the wheat agreement to include minimum prices after the Russian wheat deal.
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Salina
Kan
Kansas Farmers Union
Senate
Washington
Wayne Worthington
Burrton
Verlyn Nelson
Victor Ray
National Farmers Union
Docking signs 14 bills amid three day session extension
Gov Robert Docking signed 14 bills from the three day extension of the 1973 legislative session in Topeka. The omnibus 220 million dollar appropriations bill, including 1 million for rural water grants and about 200 million for major programs, was not signed and is due today. Eight signed acts repeal items changed by new laws, three revise statutes, and others create a school district accounting pilot, modify a reapportionment bill, and permit claims for deaths under the Homestead Tax Relief Act.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert Docking
Executive Branch
State Board of Education
Goodyear Rubber Workers Reach Tentative Wage Pact
Cincinnati AP report says a tentative contract ended a strike threat for 23 000 workers after United Rubber Workers and Goodyear agreed to a 78 cent hourly wage rise over three years for 14 plants. Windsor Vermont plant gets 10 cents a year. Vote planned this week.
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United Rubber Workers
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Goodyear
Tom Fitt
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Fitt
Windsor
Mitchell to Testify in Pretrial Hearing in Florida
Former Attorney General John Mitchell is to fly into Pensacola to testify at a pretrial hearing for eight antiwar activists charged with conspiring to disrupt the Republican National Convention. The judge ordered his appearance to connect the Florida case with Watergate matters.
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Pensacola
Fla
John N. Mitchell
Joe J. Harrell
Fensacola
Mitchell
Florida
U.S. Dist
Winston Arnow
Harrell
Washington
New York
Protection Rights Up To Legislators
The debate over newsmen protections shifts from courts to legislators as bills propose immunity for reporters from disclosing confidential sources. House measures grant unqualified or limited privilege. Senate committees consider similar options amid Supreme Court limits and past contempt rulings.
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Associated Press
Legislative Chamber
House Judiciary Committee
Robert Kastenmeier
D-Wis
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
House
William S. Cohen
Maine
Tom Railsback
Henry P. Smith II
New York
Charles W. Sandman Jr
New Jersey
Lawrence Coughlin
Pennsylvania
John B. Anderson
Illinois
Anderson
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Senate
Ervin
Congress
U.S. Supreme Court
Earl Caldwell
New York Times
Miller Rules Bill Unconstitutional
Kansas Attorney General Vern Miller ruled that House bill 1006 granting the Legislative Coordinating Council power to decide who parks on statehouse grounds violates the executive branch. The opinion voids the measure unless courts overturn it, highlighting long running clashes between Governor Docking and the Republican legislature. Miller notes the legislature may designate property use, but the governor enforces the law.
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Topeka
Kan
Vern Miller
Robert Docking
Legislative Coordinating Council
Statehouse
Executive Branch
Miller
Thomas van Cleave Jr
Docking
House
Kansas
Disturbance at Jackson County Jail Injures Ten
In Kansas City AP dispatch reports a two hour jail disturbance at Jackson County Jail. About 30 inmates clashed after a courtroom incident involving Marvin Jackson 22 who was being moved to the jail following a seven year burglary sentence. Tear gas deployed by roughly fifty police and jail staff. Three guards and seven inmates were treated at a hospital for injuries. Firemen extinguished minor fires inside the jail.
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Kansas City
Jackson County
Marvin Jackson
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