Senate Pushes Greece Aid While UN Funding Curtailed
The Senate revived Greece military aid by striking a House restriction, 49 to 31, sending the issue to conference. It also moved to curb U.N. funding, urging a drop from 31.5% to 25% of U.S. costs, while a separate plan to cut $11.5 million failed. Final action on the foreign aid bill was slated for tonight.
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Washington
Senate
House
Greece
James B. Allen
D-Ala
Nixon
Allen
Europe
United States
U.N
China
World Organization
James L. Buckley
Con.rn.y
U.S
United Nations
Peter Dominick
R-Corp
Cambodia
Foreign Relations Committee
Henry Kissinger
Park Gateway Rededication at Forest Park
The Forest Park gateway rededication will be at 2 30 p m Sunday. Joseph B Mickey coordinator says a short patriotic program will honor the park and gateway since 1864. Ottawa Local 18 bricklayers and stone masons will cut the gateway ribbons for restoring the 72 year old structure dedicated November 3 1899 to Company K 20th Kansas Volunteers.
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Forest Park Gateway
Joseph B. Mickey
Ottawa
Bricklayers and Stone Masons Union
Company K
20Th
Kansas Volunteers
Kansas
Spain
Mickey
Old Man Winter Opens '71 Season With A Bang
A major winter storm swept the plains and mountains bringing freezing rain and heavy snow. Wyoming towns reported subzero readings and stranded motorists along Interstate 80 while Montana and Kansas endured cold waves and lingering precipitation.
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Old Man Winter
Associated Press
Rocky Mountains
Wyoming
Montana
Great Plains
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
National Weather Service
Foreign Farmers See Common Bond During U S Farm Credit Tour
A delegation from Nepal Iran Nigeria Ghana and Guyana spent a day in Franklin County as part of a three month study tour of the U S Farm Credit system. They observed loan policies at the Federal Land Bank Ottawa Production Credit Association and visited local farms in Pomona and Ottawa RFD 3.
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Joanistas
Franklin County
Nepal
Iran
Nigeria
Ghana
Guyana
United States Farm Credit System
W. Bassett Orr
Bryan
Texas
Ottawa
Federal Land Bank
Ottawa Production Credit Association
Lewis
Britain votes to enter European Common Market in historic split
London AP reports Parliament approves principle of Common Market entry under Heath on 356 to 244 with 22 abstentions. Governing party faces year long struggle to pass enabling bills amid Labour opposition and potential reelection tactics. Lords support a 451 to 58 margin, but fishing rights and terms still unresolved.
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London
Britain
Europe
House of Commons
Edward Heath
Labor Party
Heath
Commons
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Labor
House of Lords
European Community
Charles de Gaulle
City Manager Sets Trick-Or-Treat Rules for Saturday
City Manager Robert W. Mills issued guidelines for trick or treating urging daylight hours and porch lights on for participants. Police Chief Eugene Flaherty urged youths to skip Halloween this year due to city unease after the September killing of Mrs Maude N Richardson on North Poplar.
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Robert W. Mills
Eugene Flaherty
Maude N. Richardson
N. Poplar
Mills
Hospital Welfare Cutbacks Hit Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ransom Memorial Hospital faces deeper financial strain as Kansas Medicaid tightens coverage effective November 1. Lott, administrator, notes 50 percent pay for length of stay, fewer covered doctor calls, outpatient testing only, and denial of dental work for welfare patients. Association leaders criticize the move as shifting unpaid costs to others.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Steve Lott
State Department of Social Welfare
Lott
P.A.S
Kansas Hospital Association
Frank Gentry
Association
Department of Social Welfare
Ransom Memorial
Blount Resigning Postmaster General Eyes Alabama Senate
Winton M. Blount informed President Nixon of his resignation as post master general clearing the way for a likely bid to win the Alabama Senate seat. The move comes amid national political shifts and Blount's expected campaign plans.
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Washington
Winton M. Blount
Nixon
Alabama
Queen's Kitchen Advertises Special Pork Fritters
A brief ad lists Queen's Kitchen offering pork fritters at 65 cents and chicken fried steak at 75 cents, marking a compact price promotion for diners.
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Queen’s Kitchen
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Shenandoah
Iowa
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