Two KU students shot as clashes rock Lawrence
A white University of Kansas freshman was killed during a tear gas confrontation near the campus. A second youth was wounded and a policeman injured as about 150 youths clashed with 15 officers. Gov Docking returned to Kansas to oversee investigations amid fears of further unrest.
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Lawrence
Kan
UPI
University of Kansas
Robert B.docking
Kansas
Harry Nick Rice
Leawood
Wall St. Charter Hints at Bottoming Recession Signs
The Dines Letter says economic groundwork for a recovery is laid by trimming excess corporate structures and labor waste. It forecasts an inventory liquidation phase, lower prices, and a market upturn before government actions, with a bear market thought over and optimism rising. Funds hold cash and may rush back into equities, though bottoming likely a few months away.
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New York
UPI
James Dines &, Co., Inc
Dines
Investors Watch Stock Indexes For Major Commodities
United Press International outlines percentage changes for a wide array of major companies and energy firms. The document lists shares rise and fall percentages for firms including General Motors, Ford, General Electric, RCA, Boeing, Bethlehem Steel, Texaco, CBS, Pan American, and United Aircraft among others. The compilation highlights market sentiment across industries such as autos, defense, technology, chemicals, oil, and consumer goods, reflecting cross-sector volatility.
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American Motors
At&t
Arizona
Bell& Howell
Bendix
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing
Chrysler
CBS
DuPont
Eastern Airlines
Fastman
Emerson
Fairchild Camera
Ford Motors
Frontier
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Goodyear
Stres
BF IntiNickel
It&t
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Litton
Marcori
Minnesota Mining
Motorola
North Ann Rockwell
Northrup
oSet
Owens Illinois
Pan Americana
Pg&e
Parke Davis
PennCentral
Pepsico
Polaroid
Raytheon
RCA
San Diego
Santa Fe
Sears Roebuck
Southern Pacific
SperryRand
Standard
Texaco
Texas Gulf Sabin S
Trans America
Union Oil
Uniroyal Oo Ay
United Aircraft
US Steel
Webb
Xerox
Zenith
Egypt Says Israel Feeds Air Attacks Across Suez Canal
An Egyptian military spokesman reports 44 Israeli aircraft attacked along the Suez Canal for a 61st straight day, with Egyptian air defenses repelling the strikes. Israel claims Egypt replaced lost missile sites amid ongoing exchanges. Al-Ahram says Egypt will respond to US Middle East proposals after Arab consultations.
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United Press International
Suez ‘Canal
Egypt
Al-Ahram
Cairo
United States
Middle East
Israel
Grass fire at 72nd Street and Inverness
Firemen responded to a grass fire at 72nd St and Inverness after a bird shorted a fuse on a powerpole. Seven sparks from the short started the blaze which was out by the time crews arrived. RFD stood by until Salt River Project repaired the damage.
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E. Osborn
Kennedy predicts improving economy amid inflation easing
Treasury Secretary David M. Kennedy told Congress that inflationary pressures are receding and an improving economy is expected this year. Labor Secretary Hodgson warned small further unemployment rises could be avoided as the administration pursues anti inflation policies. President Nixon and others voiced optimism while Democrats countered with concerns about spending and prices.
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Washington
UPI
Treasury
David M. Kennedy
Congress
Cpt
Kennedy
House-Senate Economic Committee
Kenedy
Labor
James D. Hodgson
MacLeod dies shocking Britain top Treasury mind passes
Britain's Chancellor Tan N. MacLeod, 56, died of a heart attack at No 11 Downing Street after an appendectomy, triggering talk of a cabinet reshuffle. Prime Minister Edward Heath faces choosing a successor with Reginald Maudling and Anthony Barber as leading candidates.
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London
UPI
Britain
Tan N. MacLeod
Edward Heath
Heath
MacLeod
No.10
Downing Street
Maudling
Northern Ireland
Anthony Barber
Brussels
Keith-Joseph
Reginald Maudling
U.S
Obituary for P L Lawrence Percy Lambourne Lawrence
P L Lawrence known as Percy Lambourne Lawrence died Saturday in Doctors Hospital at 73. He led the Scottsdale Ward of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Scottsdale and leaves two sons Frank of New York City and Richard of Fresno, a daughter Barbara Kottrada of Phoenix, a brother Roy of Parker and several siblings out of state, six grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Services are Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the Scottsdale Stake Center with entombment at Memory Lawn Mausoleum. Visitation is today 5 to 9 p.m. at Memory Lawn Mortuary and 9 to 10 a.m. Wednesday in the Stake Center Relief Society Room. Memorials to the Missionary Fund are requested.
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Percy Lambourne Lawrence
71St St
Doctors Hospital
Lawrence
Scottsdale
Church of the Latter-Day Saints
Hearth
Frank
New York City
Richard
Fresno
Calif
Barbara .Kottrada
Phoenix
Roy
Parker
Scottsdale Stake Center
N. 74Th ‘St
Memory Lawn
Relief Society
Stake Center
Missionary Fund
William Petlock Dies in Scottsdale Miner Life Saint
William Petlock age 75 died Monday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. A longtime minister in jails he preached on radio and helped found the Fundamental Ministerial Association in 1941. Born in Canada he worked for Consolidated Edison in Chicago. Survived by wife Mary six daughters Hope Gloria Rebecca Esther Bernice Beverly and two sons Willian David Jonathan Philip three grandchildren and two great grandchildren Services at 2 p m Thursday at Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School followed by interment at Mesa Cemetery.
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Fundamental Ministerial Association
Canada
Consolidated Edison
Chicago
Mary
Hope
Gloria
Scottsdale
Rebecca Sparks
Kirkland
Ill
Esther Glas
Bernice Baah
Beverly
Fedorowich
Manitoba
Willian David
Jonathan
Philip
Messinger Mortuary
Mesa Cemetery
Cost of living rises in June
The June consumer price index shows a 0.4 percent gain as food costs fell on a seasonal basis while prices for used cars homes and most services rose. The Bureau of Labor Statistics notes slower price increases across durables and nondurables and an annualized rise near 4.8 percent if continued.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor_ Statistics
Nixon to visit Mexico in early September
President Nixon said he and Mrs. Nixon will travel to Mexico in early September for a visit at a beautiful resort. They will likely fly from the Western White House after a Labor Day trip to San Clemente and may meet Mexico’s new president elect Luis Echevarria.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Mexico
Hugo Margain
Acapulco
Nixons
White House
San Clemente
Calif
Luis S Echevarria
Board trims land valuation near McDowell Mountains
The Arizona state Board of Property Tax Appeals reduced land values near the McDowell Mountains northeast of Phoenix on Monday, adjusting assessments for properties in the area.
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Phoenix
McDowell Mountains
State Board of Property Tax Appeals
Burglary at Roy F. Sutton home yields coins and ring missing
Police investigate a burglary at 2523 N 86th St where $58 in coins and a pearl ring valued at $18 disappeared after thieves slashed a rear screen and forced a sliding door. Sutton found the break Monday after returning from vacation. neighbor spotted gate open Thursday and a matches pack on the lawn later found inside. The appeals board adjusted land valuations near Page Land and Cattle Co and Osborn to Indian School Rds.
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Roy F. Sutton
86Th St
Sutton
Appeals Board
Page Land & Cattle Co
Page
Osborn and
Indian School Rds
Central Ave
Phoenix
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Gerald R. Ford
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William Petlock
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