Judge Delays Ruling On Potawatomie Suit
A federal judge in Kansas City hears the Potawatomi Prairie Band Indians suit against the Bureau of Indian Affairs without a jury. Briefs on points of law due January 16 as Judge Earl E. O’Connor weighs legality and jurisdiction of revoking the tribe’s constitution. Readings from witnesses include tribal governance, land trust issues, and disputes within the business committee.
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Kansas City, Kan
Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
Earl E. O'Connor
Malcolm Wheeler
O’connor
Norman Forer
University of Kansas Social Welfare
Forer
Jack Carson
Horton
Kaw
St. Marys College
Kansas
Carson
St. Mary’s
Congress
Prairie Band
Washington
U.S
Wheeler
C Institutio
New CIA Chief Expected To Be Firm
Washington reports 43 year old James R. Schlesinger is Nixon’s pick to head the CIA replacing Richard Helms who will become ambassador to Iran. Officials say Schlesinger will bring a firm administrative hand and likely budget cuts while Helms departs after 1966 era leadership.
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CIA
Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
James R. Schlesinger
U.S
Silent Service
Nixon
Schlesinger
Atomic Energy Commission
Richard M. Helms
Florida
White House
Helms
Brezhnev faces pressure as U S bombing stirs Cold War tensions
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports Brezhnev endures a delicate moment as renewed U.S. bombing of North Vietnam tests the new Soviet‑American détente. Although the Soviet leader defends gains from talks, hardliners and military chiefs press for stronger arms and heavy industry, amid lagging productivity and a weak harvest. Pravda links Nixon victory to wider domestic support.
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William L. Ryan
Leonid I. Brezhnev
U.S
North Vietnam
U.S.S
Brezhnev
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
Wells
United States
Washington
Pravda
Nixon
Fewer Rubella Cases Reported in Kansas in 1972
TOPEKA Kan AP The number of German measles rubella cases reported to health authorities has fallen about 70 percent in Kansas this year Eugene F Dini chief of the immunization section of the state health department said 192 cases were reported through Dec 9 compared with 641 in 1971 The decline follows vaccines introduced in 1969 but Dini cautioned that the absence of figures does not prove no cases occurred as the state reporting system for rubella is new and still being established.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Eugene F. Dini
State Health Department
Dini
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