State Legislators Meet Under Gloomy Future
TOPEKA AP The Kansas Legislature opened its budget session under a reapportionment cloud likely to redraw seats. Court orders require new districts around 17 500 population and 40 member Senate to reapportion. Gov Avery plans a mid February special session after budget adjourns. Expenditures rise with higher revenues. tax changes uncertain. Education funding remains a priority.
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Topeka
Kansas
William H. Avery
Avery
State Supreme Court
Senate
New Indian Minister Vows To Uphold Peace Pact
Millions of mourners fill New Delhi streets for Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri’s cremation beside the Jumna River. World leaders and government representatives attended funeral rites as tributes poured in for the frail leader who guided India through 19 stormy months after the death.
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New Delhi
India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Humphrey
Dean Rusk
Washington
U.S
John Sherman Cooper
ReKy
John Kenneth Galbraith
Ayub Khan
Shastri
Tashkent
R.N. Chugh
Shastri Dies in Tashkent as Nanda Takes Reins
Indian prime minister Lal Bahadur Shastri dies of a heart attack in Tashkent after a declared peace push with Pakistan. Gulzarilal Nanda, 67, sworn in as interim prime minister within hours, promising to honor Shastri’s peace pledge and continue Pakistan talks.
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Jawaharlal Nehru
Shastri
Inedia
Gulzarilal Nanda
Pakistan
Tashkent
Mohammed Ayub Khan
India
Nanda
Hindu Kush
Ayub Khan
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
Ayub
Rawalpindi
Hubert H
Tass
Nehru
Shaseth
Sarvepalli Radchakrishnan
Chewed Breakfast Sparks Lens Search in Utah
SPRINGVILLE Utah AP Jean Wightman reports her crunchy breakfast cost nearly 100 dollars as a bite injured her daughter Linda Bartholomew who searched for contact lenses left in a cupboard bowl. She recalls that a couple of bites felt tougher but she kept chewing.
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Springville, Utah
Jean Wightman
Linda Bartholomew
Get 414 per cent guaranteed interest ad at bank
An advertisement from Peoples National Bank promotes a guaranteed 414 percent interest offer. The text emphasizes high returns and urges readers to contact the bank for details regardless of prior banking experience. The ad highlights secure access to the advertised rate.
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Peoples National Bank
Adv
Laws Cannot Silence Beliefs Over Draft Protests
A Justice Department official stated in a public letter that draft laws cannot be used to muzzle constitutionally protected expression such as Vietnam era student protests. The missive, from Assistant Atty Gen Fred M. Vinson Jr., responds to Senator Hart’s inquiry about Selective Service reclassification actions against University of Michigan students. Vinson says no executive order or agency stance supports using draft sanctions to curb free speech.
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Washington
Justice Department
U.S
Viet Nam
Asst. Atty
Fred M. Vinson Jr
Philip A. Hart
Vinson
Hershey
Selective Service
Ottawa Herald offers 1965 photographs to public
More than 650 photographs from 1965 are on hand at the Ottawa Herald Office and available free to the public. Residents may view and request prints of relatives or neighbors starting tomorrow, with disposal scheduled for next Monday.
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Ottawa Herald
Weather County Forecast for Cloudy and Warmer Conditions
Considerable cloudiness tonight with warmer air and a low near 40. Wednesday will be cloudy to partly cloudy with scattered rain in the forenoon and highs in the 50s. Also notes on Monday high 44, today low 23, and historical highs and lows for this date.
Ottawa Mo-Pae Protest Spurs Hearings in Kansas
In Kansas City hearings on the proposed discontinuance of Missouri Pacific passenger trains 11 and 12, Ottawa presented a protest resolution. Edmund T. Fritz leads the hearings as federal examiner, with testimony from public users and figures like State Sen. Edgar J. Keating and Rep. Joe Rains. The trains run St. Louis to Pueblo via Kansas City, seen as vital for central Missouri and Kansas commerce. next hearings occur in Holsington and Pueblo before final in Scott City.
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Kansas City
Missouri Pacific
Missouri
Kansas
Council Grove
Kan
Edmund T. Fritz
Ottawa
Edgar J. Keating
Joe Rains
Sedalia
Robert B. Anderson
St. Louis
Pueblo
Colo
Holsingeton
Scott City
Congress To Get Facts On Direct Contact With Hanoi
Washington AP reports a congressional panel will question CIA Director Raborn about direct U S diplomatic contact with Hanoi amid the Johnson Viet Nam peace offensive. Secretary Rusk briefed the House committee and Moyers disclosed the contact while noting no substantive negotiations occurred.
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Washington
CIA
William F. Raborn
U.S
Hanoi
Central Intelligence Agency
Viet Nam
Dean Rusk
House Foreign Affairs Committee
India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Bill D. Moyers
Johnson
United States
North Viet Nam
Lindsay Gets Tough Ends With Little Progress
NEW YORK AP New transit crisis talks stall as Mayor Lindsay unveils a get tough plan. He urges mediators to press specific settlement steps and consider a fact finding commission or arbitration while urging bus and subway workers to return to work. Union leader MacMahon rejects the approach and says the public deserves fair treatment.
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John V. Lindesay
Transit Authority
Lindsay
Douglas L. MacMahon
Afl-Cio Transport Workers Union
Maye
New York
Rturn
Sylvester Garrett
MacMahon
Mercy Mission Rescue Restores Nun Vehicle In Viet Nam
In Xuan Thuan near Qui Nhon the Sisters of the Cross of Love see their diesel car restored after five U.S. helicopters hoisted and flown away the damaged vehicle. Sister Julienne, aided by Father Sanh, lobbied for aid as Viet Cong seized the village earlier, stripping the car of vital parts. Pathfinders secured the area prior to the Chinook pickup and return.
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Qui Nhon
South Viet Nam
Sisters of the Cross of Love
U.S
Xuan Thuan
Saigon
South China Sea
Julienne
Father Sanh
Pathfinders
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Gulfarilal Nanda
Congress Party
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China
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Moyers
White House
Yale
Staughton Lynch
New York City
Mercy Mission
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