Bowles Mission In Cambodia Faces Doubtful Outcome
In Phnom Penh Cambodian officials say Ambassador Chester Bowles assured Prince Norodom Sihanouk the United States will respect Cambodia’s neutrality and territorial integrity. Bowles and Sihanouk met cordially as Bowles planned to leave Friday after talks on Vietnamese refuge issues and helicopter offers for the International Control Commission. Later in Washington the same day, Prince Sihanouk called Jacqueline Kennedy’s Cambodia mission a failure and predicted Bowles would return empty handed from current talks.
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Cambodia
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Norodom Sihanouk
United States
Bowles
U.S
India
Sihanouk
Johnson
Foreign Office
International Control Commission
Britain
Russia
Cochairmen
South Vietnam
Washington
Prince Norodom Sihanouk
Jacqueline Kennedy
Chamcar Mon Palace
Marine Plane Down With Unknown Number Aboard
A sheriff's party spotted wreckage on Mount Tobin after a Marine airplane with 18 to 27 crew and passengers disappeared in a blizzard. No signs of life were found. The plane left Buckley Field and was en route to Seattle. The pilot reported icing and loss of altitude at 10 000 feet.
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Ney
Mount Tobin
George Schwinn
Nevada
Wally Swanson
Gene Corbridge
James A. Beydler
Buckley Air Field
Denver
Colo
Seattle
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Quantico
Marine Base
Federal Aviation Agency
Salt Lake City
Docking Outlines Record $663.2 Million Kansas Budget
Gov. Robert Docking urged highways and higher education in a joint session, recommending a record 663.2 million dollar state budget. He described the plan as austere yet adequate, with general revenue expenditures at 278.8 million, about 3.9 percent above last year’s estimate.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Kansas
Senate
House
Docking Reveals Budget Plan With No Tax Increase
Governor Docking outlined a 1969 70 budget totaling 560.6 million including federal aid pensions and state revenues. He said general fund expenditures cover primarily education and claimed no tax increase is needed though larger spending could force future tax action.
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Docking
Corn yields rise as harvest late in Franklin County
In Franklin County muddy fields delayed corn harvests into mid fall. Marvin Valler tended fields for Don and Carolyn Godfrey, finding average yields near 120 bushels per acre, higher than expected this year despite the late start.
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Franklin County
Marvin Vale Ler
Richmond
Don Godfrey
Richemond
Godfrey
Walker
County Forecast: Night Cloudy With Light Wintry Mix
Toe night cloudy with chance of light freezing rain or sleet possibly changing to snow. Winds shift and turning colder by morning. Low 15 to 20. Friday clearing late. high in the 20s. Precipitation probability 50 percent tonight and Friday morning. Also notes on record highs and lows for this date. Hourly temps end at 8 am today.
KC Druggist Gets New Team
KC Druggist Ewing M. Kauffman, 51, president of Marion Laboratories, was selected by the American League as owner of Kansas City's 1969 expansion baseball franchise. The league granted the franchise to replace Charles O. Finley’s Athletics, with Kauffman as the city’s first home-base Major League owner.
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Ewing M. Kauffman
Marion Laboratories
American League
Charles O. Finley
Athletics
Oakland
Kauffman
Arnold Johnson
Chicago
Finley
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Lander County
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Lne
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Vallier
Richard Teter
Richard Fox
Marvin Walker
KC Druggist
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