Williamsburg Enterprise Launches Cafe Renewal in Town
The Williamsburg Enterprise leased the Williamsburg Cafe to Homer and Mrs. Parrish of Wichita for five years with a purchase option. Parrish plans to keep the cafe name, retain staff, offer dinners and pies, and operate 6 am to 10 pm. The Enterprise will incorporate soon to expand local business revival efforts.
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Dan Mullen
Williamsburg
Williamsburg Enterprise
Homer Parrish
Wichita
Alvin Arnold
Enterprise
Parrish
Arnold
Forecasters Predict Return of Sun in Kansas
National Weather Service forecasts a shift from clouds across Kansas with Sunday conditions fair to partly cloudy and warmer in the 60s to 70s. Western areas expect clear to partly cloudy skies while eastern regions may see light rain or drizzle and cooler overnight lows in the 30s to 50s.
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Topeka
Kan
National Weather Service
Kansas
Allies Claim Victory In Border Operation
South Vietnamese forces and U S air power crushed a planned three month offensive along the Cambodian border and inflicted heavy losses on the North Vietnamese 7th Division. Minh reported the enemy suffered about 2,200 killed and retreated toward Cambodia as Viet Cong and NVA units pulled back from Route 22 and Pace Base. Two hundred U S ground troops were withdrawn from Pace. No further shells hit Pace in the 24 hour period.
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Saigon
U.S
Nguyen van Minh
Minh
7Th Division
Route 22
South Vietnam
Cambodia
5Th Division
Krek
Big Week At OU Calendar Of Events In Ottawa University Week
Ottawa University releases a busy schedule for next week with events including OU symphonette at 3 p.m. in Administration Auditorium conducted by Mrs. Alice J. Lewis on October 24. Telelectures by Ray Stewart Davis of Reformed Temple Kansas City on religion and political scientist Dr. Eric von Reith Neit- Leddihn are planned for October 25 and 27. Homecoming activities run October 30 to November 1 with registration, open houses, a homecoming parade, soccer against Oral Roberts University, a chili supper, alumni reception, a football game against College of Emporia, and a late night film in Brown Hall.
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OU Symphonette
Alice J. Lewis
Ray Stewart Davis
Reformed Temple
Kansas City
Eric von Reith Neit- Leddihn
Evangel College
Springfield
University Union
Parents Association
Ottawa
Ottawa University
Oral Roberts University
University Women’s
Elliott Hall
First Baptist Church
College of Emporia
Ottawa High School
Brown Hall
India mobilizes reserves amid India Pakistan border tensions
New Delhi mobilizes army navy and air force reserves to bolster border strength along Pakistan as both sides mass troops. Defense Ministry spokesman said reservists with special skills are being called to active duty, last activated in 1965. Border skirmishes and tank clashes were reported recently as troop buildups continue.
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New Delhi
India
Pakistan
Indian Defense Ministry
Navy
Air Force
Wells faces pressure over Kansas governor bid hints
State Democratic Chairman Norbert Dreiling says he will press Garden City figure Robert Wells who plans to return to Kansas possibly to seek the Republican gubernatorial nomination. Wells, 52, former publisher and radio executive, just resigned from the FCC and is expected back around November 1. No formal announcement has been made.
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Hays
Kan
Norbert Dreiling
Robert Wells
Garden City
Kansas
Dreiling
Wells
Federal Communications Commission
Washington
GOP
Labor Boards Start Phase 2 Talks Without Key Labor Members
Washington AP reports that the two Wage and Price boards began Phase 2 discussions with three AFL-CIO labor reps absent. A 3 judge panel ruled the Phase 1 90 day wage-price-rent freeze legal, as White House named Pay Board and Price Commission members for Phase 2. GNP grew 3 percent annualized, CPI inflation at 3.3 percent, signaling mixed economic signals for Nixon.
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Washington
White House
Pay Board and Price Commission
Nixon
Amalgamated Meat Cutters
North America
Afl-Cio
Aflcio
George Meany
Meany
Floyd Smith
International Association of Machinists
I.W. Abel
US Sees Likely Victory in Taiwan UN Seat Fight
The Nixon administration, after weeks of caution, says it is confident Taiwan will retain a U.N. seat. Secretary Rogers and Ambassador Bush told President Nixon votes favor keeping Taiwan while also seeking Chinese seating reforms. If correct, it would mark a major U.S. comeback in the representation battle.
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Washington
Taiwan
United Nations
Nixon
William P. Rogers
U.N
George W. Bush
United States
Rogers
U.S
China
Bush
Nixon aides poll lawyers on Powell Rehnquist picks
White House aides phoned lawyers nationwide within minutes of Nixon announcing Powell and Rehnquist for the Supreme Court. Respondents were asked to relay assessments by 10:00 p.m. EDT. Bayh voiced concern over Rehnquist’s stance on domestic intelligence limits. The ABA report and leaks drew administration ire.
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Washington
Nixon
Supreme Court
White House
Lewis F. Powell Jr
William H. Rehnquist
Richmond
Powell
Rehnquist
Herschel H. Friday
Mildred L. Lillie
American Bar Association
Capitol Hill
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Bayh
ABA
Bernard G. Segal
Philadelphia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Association
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Pittsburg
Elmer McCurdy
New Cafe
Far East
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Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Teamsters
UAW
George H. Boldt
Seattle
Dean C. Jackson Grayson Jr
Southern Methodist University
Businss School
Price Commission
Commerce Department
Department
GNF
Dean Ere
Mexico
Eisenhower Elementary School
Frank Garvin
Latin America
David Snyder
Jeff Schoch
Sara Tyson
National Federation of Republican Women
Powell and Rehnquist
Lillie
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