Kansas Supreme Court Conference in Salina September
A Kansas judicial conference for the Supreme Court justices and all district judges will be held in Salina September 10 through 13. Leaders include Justice Aled Fromme and several district judges with Chief Justice Price overseeing discussions on court administration, a constitutional revision article, new criminal code, indigent aid, and criminal procedure code.
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Kansas Supreme Court
Salina
Kansas Supresig
Robert T. Price
Kansas
Cedures
Supreme Court
Aled Fromme
E. Newton Vickers
Doyle White
Arkansas City
L.A. MecNalley
James Mize
Lee Hornbaker
Junction City
James R. James Kang
Alex Hotchkiss
Lyndon
Kansas District Judges Association
Docking appeals to keep Southern Belle rail service
Gov. Robert Docking urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to require continuation of the Southern Belle passenger train between Kansas City and New Orleans. He cited benefits for Pittsburg area residents, students at Kansas State College of Pittsburg, and regional links, noting over 3,100 passengers used the service in the past year.
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Kan
Robert Docking
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas City
New Orleans
Docking
John Ivan
Kansas City Southern Railway Co
Kansas
University of Kansas Medical School
State School For
Gas carriages move toward New York with toxic phosgene
The Associated Press reports 300 tons of phosgene gas in canisters are en route from the Rocky Mountain Arsenal Colorado to industrial buyers in Louisiana and New York State. One train passes near Chicago with a stop in Elmhurst and a protest by Peace groups. Aided by federal experts with neutralizing powder, the shipment to Lockport New York is tied to Jones Chemical Co Batavia NY, amid safety concerns raised by Rep Richard McCarthy.
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Associated Press
Louisiana
New York State
Chicago
Des Moines
Iowa
Army
Rocky Mountain Arsenal
Colorado
U.S. Department of Transportation
Lockport
N.Y
St. Joseph
New York
Clinton
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Elmhurst
Lyn Cima
Highland Park
Melrose Park
Bellwood
Richard D. McCarthy
D-N.y
U.S
The
New York Democrat
Denver
Nixon Welfare Plan Draws AFL-CIO Criticism in Congress
Washington AP report notes a labor Democrat coalition led by AFL-CIO opposed Nixon’s $1.6 billion welfare plan saying it subsidies low wage employers and may lower living standards by excluding food stamps. Meany and Ribicoff push work requirements while Meany advocates federal jobs program and higher minimum wage plus stronger unemployment and Social Security protections.
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Congress
Nixon
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Labor Federation
Meany
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Ribicoff
James G. O'Hara
D-Mich
Conness
New High In Income Offset By Peak In Prices
Washington AP July brought mixed news on inflation. Personal income rose to a $752.3 billion annual rate helped by a $2.5 billion federal pay raise, while prices climbed as the consumer price index gained about 1.5 percent in the first half, prompting Treasury Secretary Kennedy to warn of intolerable inflation that could erode the dollar.
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Washington (Ap
Chester Mize
R - Kan
Mize
U.S
Japan
Washington
Commerce Department
Kennedy
Philadelphia
Burger To Reveal Plans On Mayo Clinic Post
In Rochester Minnesota Chief Justice Warren E Burger planned to disclose today if he will give up his paid Mayo Foundation post after ten years on the board. Mayo Clinic officials expect him at a foundation meeting but have no advance notice of his plans. Justice Abe Fortas resigned from the Supreme Court in May.
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Rochester, Minn
Warren E. Burger
Mayo Clinic
Burger
Mayo Foundation
Foundation
Abe Fortas
Supreme Court
Troop Withdrawal Planned Despite Fighting Flareup
Marine Corps Commandant General Leonard Chapman said it is premature to judge further Vietnam troop withdrawals amid recent enemy attacks. About 78,000 Marines remain in I Corps Vietnam with 9,000 due to be withdrawn under a 25,000-man reduction, while racial incidents at Camp Lejeune prompt an investigation and a pledge against discrimination. Pentagon officials say flareups do not alter withdrawal prospects ahead of Nixon NSC talks.
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Washington
Marine Corps
Vietnam
Leonard Chapman
Pentagon
Chapman
Okinawa
Hawaii
I Corps
South Vietnam
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Nixon
National Security Council
San Clemente
Calif
Attack Blamed On Soviet Troop Invasion Clashes
Western analysts say Soviets likely started border clashes by invading Chinese soil. Chinese forces were local security and militia taken by surprise, Moscow's account claims Soviet troops cut off border guards from reinforcements, possibly PLA troops nearby.
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Moscow
People’s Liberation Army
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