Kansas Briefs Highlight Agriculture Progress and Local Road Repair
Governor Docking credits science programs and farmer enterprise for Kansas agriculture growth noting record investments and $2.5 billion in cash receipts last year. Wheat seeding advances slow but steady across western areas as other crops mature. court actions loom over Wichita doggy bingo case and bingo statute. In Delia, residents patch a buckshot road themselves after county repair neglect, funded by a commissioner’s private payment.
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Docking
Kansas
Topeka
Kan
State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Topeka, Kan
Kansas Supreme Court
Wichita
Algo
Conley
Delia
Jackson County Commission
Milan Hejtmanek
Jackson County
Military Aid Boost Okayed in Foreign-Policy Bill
The House Appropriations Committee endorsed an extra 481 million for military aid and a 4.2 billion foreign-programs bill for the coming year. The panel cited Nixon Doctrine gains including reduced troop levels and cost savings, while detailing allocations for IDA, IDB, Peace Corps, Cuban refugee relief, and migration aid. Akim Tamiroff, the Russian-born actor, died at 72 in Palm Springs after a long illness, having appeared in films such as Lives of a Bengal Lancer and For Whom the Bell Tolls.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Nixon
Peace Corps
House
Asst
Marshall Green
U.S
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Korea
International Development Association
IDA
InterAmerican Development Bank
IDB
Chile
Israel
Overseas Private Investment Corp
Palm Springs
Calif
Akim Tamiroff
Tamiroff
United States
Moscow Art Theater
Russia
New York
Anthony Adverse
San Luis Rey
Bahamas Votes Amid Violent Campaign For Independence
Bahamians elect a new government amid violence over independence from Britain and the economy. Voters decide whether to reelect Prime Minister Lynden Pindling and the PLP or grant the Free National Movement a 38 seat majority to form a new government as pre election violence claims justice for deaths and injuries.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Britain
Lyndon C. Pindling
Progressive Liberal Party
Free National Movement
PLP
United Bahamian Party
Atlantic Ocean
Florida
British Commonwealth
Cecil Wallace Whitfield
Whitfield
Pindling
Cadillac class of '73 debuts bold new cadillacs
Cadillac promotes the 1973 lineup including Sedan deVille Eldorado Coupe and Eldorado Convertible. Advertises unseen innovations such as interior refinements, convenience features, and optional niceties like a lighted vanity mirror and theft-deterrent system. Emphasizes more models than any U S luxury line and steel belted radials. The leadership shows.
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U.S
Cadillac
Cadillac Motor Car Division
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Kansas Briefs
Hutchinson
Robert Docking
Hutchinson Chamber of Commerce
Keith Sanborn
Sedgwick County
A. M. Bissing
Wichita Greyhound Club
Jack W. Robinson
Leo A. Rasmussen Sr
Henry D. Rodgers
James Jonkers
Holton
Joe Conley
Patterson Chevrolet
Main
Ottawa
First National Bank
First National Bank OF
Ottawa, Kansas
Arthur Foulkes
Cat Island
FNM
Plaza Ey
Cotor
Technicolor
Panavision
Universal/Malpaso Company
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