D C Holds Its Own During DC Protests Doors to Justice Dept Open
About 3,000 antiwar demonstrators marched on the Justice Department in Washington aided by police restraint. The crowd, led by SCLC officials, heard speeches while authorities released a record number of detainees from Monday's disturbances. Pentagon troops began withdrawing as police kept tight control.
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Washington
Justice Department
Franklin Park
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Atty
John Mitchell
SCLC
William Ganther
Pentagon
White House
Nixon
District of Columbia
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Potomac River
Virginia
Rogers in Egypt for pivotal leg of peace mission
Secretary of State William P. Rogers arrived in Cairo to press a five country Middle East drive aimed at reviving deadlocked peace talks. He will meet President Sadat and leaders during a three day stay and then proceed to Israel to close the tour. Rogers seeks to learn attitudes, clarify U.S. position, and narrow gaps between Egyptian and Israeli proposals on reopening the Suez Canal.
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Cairo
William P. Rogers
Egypt
Middle East
Rogers
Beirut
Lebanon
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Israel
U.S
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Mahmoud Riad
Egypt-Israel
Suez Canal
Pressure On Advisors In Vietnamization
Army Secretary Stanley R. Resor said Vietnamization shows progress but a tougher period lies ahead as more U S combat troops withdraw. He noted the advisory effort becomes increasingly important and praised the capable officers serving on advisory teams with prior Vietnam experience.
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Saigon
Army
Stanley R. Resor
Vietnam
Local County Forecast Signals Warm, Storms Planned
Tonight mostly cloudy and warmer with southerly winds. Wednesday stays cloudy with little temp change and scattered thunderstorms tonight and Wednesday. Highs in the mid to upper 70s, tonight’s lows around the mid 50s. Rain chances 50 percent tonight, 40 percent Wednesday. Historical highs and lows noted for the date.
County officials discuss jail facility plan at luncheon
City and county commissioners meet at noon Wednesday at Ottawa Country Club to discuss a proposed two story jail costing 289600. County approval of architect plans came Friday. city inclusion debated amid past lame duck limits and possible charges for city use or utilities. The site lies between existing facilities north of the courthouse, creating a 32 prisoner complex with offices kitchen and a two car garage.
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Ottawa Country Club
County Commission
George Atchison
Lee C. Nichols
USD 290 Moves to No-Fund Warrants on Projects
USD 290 will use no-fund warrants for four bid projects totaling about 50 000 dollars due to a depleted building fund. The board's Monday night session addressed bids for junior high windows, elementary blacktopping, high school resurfacing, and a football scoreboard. The district faces cash-basis law constraints and may issue temporary notes with a small interest cost. The meeting covered adult education funding, Lincoln School crowding, summer school guidelines, grading practices, and upcoming special education funding via a separate mill levy.
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Edward McGrath
Board of Education
Lincoln
Robert A. Anderson
Anderson
Garfield
Ote
James J. Chandler
Howard J. Doyen
Ottawa Lumber Company Inc
S. Main
Solar Window Company
Olathe
SWB Howard Company
Lansing
Topeka Foundry and Tron Works Company
Tefft Donaldson
Topeka
Lawrence Asphalt
Lawrence
Haworth Construction
Ottawa
Nissson
Ottawa University
Cook Field
James L. Allen
University
W. W. Lee
Harry Mallard
Lee
Doyen
Mallard
East Central Kansas Community Action Program
William E. White
ECEAN
Marvin P. Forker
Allen
Lincoln School
Marlin D. Kimball
Kimball
Ninth
Hawthorne
George L. Marstall
Mobile Home Park
Marstall
Marshall
Eisenhower
Eugene Field
White
Robert L. Shields
E. 11Th
Shields
Forker
J. W. Grogan
Grogan
Shield
Eugene Field School
State Board of Tax Appeals
Shirley Hanes
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Paul Fannin
Rariz
Rennie Davis
Chicago Seven
Davis
Saeb Salam
Khalil Abu Hamad
Kansas City
Ottawa Municipal Airport
International Association of Women Pilots
Donna Ridgeway
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