KBI Seeks to Inform Nye of Dismissal Action
Topeka Kansas AP renewed efforts to inform Harold Nye that he is being dismissed as a special agent for the KBI. Nye was relieved of duties in the western region and is to be served with the dismissal explanation. He may request an intra departmental hearing within days and then a Civil Service Commission review.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Harold “Nappy” Nye
KBI
Fred Howard
Nye
Vern Miller
Atty
Kent Frizzell
Miller
Howard
Frizzell
Great Bend
Ottawa
State Civil Service Commission
Long
Presidential Commission Issues Controversial Population Report
A presidential commission urges abortion on request and access to contraception for minors to curb U.S. population growth, projecting up to 8.1 billion dollars annually for health services. The report, first of three, advocates state support for fertility care, sterilization, and infertility treatment while sparking sharp church and political dissent.
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Washington
America
James T. McHugh
United States Catholic Conference
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Congress
Nixon
John D. Rockefeller III
Commission
Miller Probing Corporate Farms
Salina Kansas AP reports that out of state corporations are under investigation for possible violations of Kansas corporate farming law. Attorney General Vern Miller said hearings show some corporations own or control over 5000 acres, sell stock to more than ten holders, or may not have all residents of Kansas as incorporators. Civil actions to dissolve or restrain may follow if violations are proven. Concerns focus on limiting foreign and large conglomerate farming that could hurt small farmers.
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Salina
Kan
Kansas
Vern Miller
Miller
Fred Harris
D-Okla
Death Toll Rises in Northern Ireland Violence Near St Patrick Day
Two more killings marked St Patrick's Day unrest in Northern Ireland as a bomb in a public lavatory in Lurgan killed a 19 year old woman and a man was found shot dead in a Catholic hall near Ardoyne. The death toll reaches 278 since August 1969 amid Protestant Catholic tensions. Premier Lynch pressed for disclosures of Catholic concessions while Heath warned major concessions could spark Protestant trouble.
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Belfast
St. Patrick’s Day
Northern Ireland
IRA
Lurgan
Ardoyne
Irish Republican Army
Jack Lynch
Irish Republic
Edward Heath
the Guardian
Heath
ITT Tells Of Destroying Files In Washington
Washington AP report details ITT staff shredding documents after learning columnist Jack Anderson held a private memo. ITT officials said material was old, not needed, or could mislead. Sen. Tunney called it incriminating. Brit Hume and Dita Beard figures linked to the memo were cited in testimony.
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Washington
Jack Anderson
ITT
International Telephone & Telegraph
Anderson
Brit Hume
Dita D. Beard
Senate Judiciary Committee
Beard
Hume
Howard J. Aibel
Aibel
San Diego
John V. Tunney
D-Calif
France court referendum on Europe amid Gaullist tensions
President Pompidou signals a referendum on expanding the European Economic Community to admit Britain, Norway, Denmark and Ireland. Paris observers expect a yes vote April 30 or May 7, a personal mandate to push political and monetary integration and a possible path to parliamentary elections this year.
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Rodney Pinder
Associated Press
Georges Pompidou
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
de Gaulle
France
London
Pompidou
European Economic Community
Britain
Norway
Denmark
Ireland
Paris
Gaullist
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W. R. Merriam
HONDA
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Christian Bros
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S. Main
Bud Hunter
Centropolis Baptist Church
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