Reform Course Grabs Viets in Bangkok Newsroom
S Viets complete a three day government reform course in Saigon as 12000 soldiers police and civil servants register amid Thieu regime fallout. Rail restoration plans for Saigon Nha Trang by June 25 amid efforts to revive Hanoi Saigon traffic. Opposition groups dissolve themselves and Algeria pledges oil cooperation with South Vietnam. Bangkok reports Tehran tensions and diplomatic moves toward Peking.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Saigon Radio
Lam van Phat
Saigon
le Trung Truc
Coordination Center
Thieu
Nha Trangon
Hanoi-Saigon
Liberation Radio
Nguyen Lam
South Vietnam
Algeria
Algiers
Laos
Rosemary Conway
Chicago
Las Vegas
Foreign Ministry
United States
Anand Panyarachun
Peking
Chatichai Choonhavan
Brezhnev Urges Pact Against Mass Destruction Weapons
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev proposed an international agreement to ban weapons of mass destruction more terrible than nuclear arms. He warned of a serious danger from future tech, urging signatory nations to block new weapon types while noting laser studies but no specific system. He aims to sign an accord on offensive missiles with Ford later this year and criticized NATO for stalled Central Europe arms talks.
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Leonid I. Brezhnev
United States
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Washington
Zhnev
Brezhnev
Ford
Kremlin
Palace of Congresses
Vienna
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Salina Policeman Shot To Death
Salina officer Jerry Ivey 27 was shot and killed after stopping a car linked to a supermarket robbery. A suspect, James Earl Crawford 37 of Pecos Texas, held as man with uncertain identity, was captured after exchange of gunfire two miles down the road. Investigators found Ivey’s shotgun and about 3000 dollars in the suspect’s car. the robbery occurred minutes earlier at Dillon’s Supermarket. Services scheduled for Monday at 11 a.m. in Salina.
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Salina, Kan
Salina
James Earl Crawford
Pecos
Tex
Jerry R. Ivey
John W. Woody
Ivey
Woody
Sedgwick County
Dillon’s
Sunset Plaza
U.S. 81
Interstate 70
Teachers Unhappy About No Benefits
The Kansas NEA president says teachers are dismayed by a law ending unemployment benefits for educators with between term unemployment. Kansas Employment Security confirms the act signing and applies to contracted instructors, researchers, and principals.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Bob Kent
Kent
Hall
Boards of Education
Kansas-Nea
Kansan gas purchase could raise KPL rates across state
Kansas Power and Light would buy 10 million cubic feet daily from Spivey-Grabs field in Kingman County at 1.85 per thousand cubic feet. The deal might push KPL costs for 40 million cubic feet daily from the same field and lift rates 25 to 40 percent. KPL counts on Spivey-Grabs for about 17 percent of its load and interruptible customers could face service cuts during peak periods. Newsmen heard Hal Hudson speak as legislators reviewed gas supply during hearings.
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Topeka, Kan
Kansas Power and Light Co
Spivey-Grabs
Kingman County
KPL
Hal Hudson
Wichita
Hudson
Notice of Appointment in Estate of Fred Scott
First published May 31 1975 and last June 14 1975 in Franklin County Probate Court Kansas. William S Bowers appointed administrator on May 27 1975 and qualified May 28 1975. Creditors must present claims within six months of first publication or be forever barred. Ottawa Kansas.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Fred Scott
William 5. Bowers
Ottawa
Kansas
I . William S.bowen
William S. Bowers
Atty
N. S. Malin St. P
Emmett W. Cutler
Hearing Notice in Southwestern Bell Rates Case Kansas
Notice before the State Corporation Commission of Kansas Docket 1084000 for Southwestern Bell Telephone Company to seek approval of new all‑distance, local and private line rates. Pre hearing conference set July 28 1975 at 10:00 AM at the State Office Building Topeka with formal hearing on September 8 1970 and continuation through September 19 1076. Applicant seeks annual revenue increase of 21.8 million dollars, altering many services and rates across multiple exchange groups.
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Southwestern Hell Totptone Company
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Representa+tive
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Solomon
Wilhemsburg
Cly
Tau Marty
Knewl
Kour
Northwestern Bell ‘Telephone Company
6Th Street
Topeka
Kanvas Edson
Cammiksion
State Officer Building
Kanswe
Algred Thelma Mc Knuta
Kaowae Dune
Arenes Nab
Notice of hearing in estate matters in Ottawa Kansas
The State of Kansas to all persons concerned. Petition filed by Mabel Estella Rodgers as heir seeking descent of real estate in Franklin County Kansas including 20 acres in Section 20 Township 17 Range 21 with related personal property. Defenses due by June 30 1975 at 10 am in Ottawa. Another case: Ella Mae Waller as Administratrix petitions to settle account close administration and discharge bond. Defenses due by June 23 1975 at 10 am in Ottawa.
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Mabel Estella Rodgers
Vera Harley Rodgers
Franklin County
Kansas
Ottawa
Freakin County
State of
Ella Mae Waller
Emmett W. Cutler
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