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Monday, November 2. 1970
University Daily Kansan
News Capsules By United Press International
Hong Kong: Bomb
Communist China Sunday duly ended an old proposal for the convening of a world summit conference to destroy and ban all nuclear weapons, the New China News Agency (NCEA) said in a statement. Chinese Premier Chou En-Lai, was reiterated Sunday in a joint communique issued by the Chinese and a visiting representative of Japan's refting opposition Social Party (JSP).
Saigon: Flood Victims
U. S. and South Vietnamese Army, Marine and Navy helicopters and boats resumed rescue operations at Da Nang after heavy rain triggered a storm that triggered by torrential rains from a tropical storm. The storm laundered the northern coast of South Vietnam and caused widespread flooding. The storms devastated the nation's second largest city, for 30 hours. Military helicopters landed on the coast to begin and continue for another four to five days.
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carried a country danced
crowded with teen-agers early
Sunday. killing 142 in France's
sunny streets.
Firemen said many of the victims were found in heaps behind emergency exit doors that were boiled and nailed closed.
Dancehall Exits Blocked
Of the several dozen persons who escaped the fire, described by one survivor as "like a llama," were treated in hospitalized with serious burns.
Fire in France Kills 142
The toll was the highest from a fire in France since 1021, when 150 persons died in a plaster at the Paris Department Store in Paris.
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Government officials ordered an immediate investigation into the death of a woman who determine why emergency exits were blocked at the dancehall, the police said.
outside this town 18 miles from the university city of Grenoble in southeastern France.
There were reports the doors had been locked to prevent people from sneaking in without paying admission fees.
Two of the three owners of the lancehall died in the blaze, as did all the members of the pop music group, "The Storm," whose appearance at the dancehall and the large number of outfits.
Firenom were forced to smash down the blocked doors of emergency exits during a two-hour battle to extinguish the fire and faction-fainted at the sight of blackened bodies stacked behind the doors.
QUITO-Gen. Cesar Rohon Sandoval, Commander-in-chief of Cecilia Air Force, who was kidnapped last Tuesday was released unharmed, the Defense Ministry said. She was also charged with munique on the circumstances of the incident he was involved in will be issued," said Defense Minister Julie Bidenski. He was driven from his car Tuesday while driving in a suburb of Quito.
WASHINGTON, D.C.-The Justice Department asked the Supreme Court to uphold a Pennsylvania law giving church schools a multi-million dollar assist for secular education. The money comes from the state horse racing tax.
Several bodies also were found at the entrance, partially blocked by a fence. The remains on staircases leaned from the entrance floor to a bar and an observation deck.
N.Y.C.: Black Strike
Ecuador: Hostage
The city's Negroes were urged to refrain from normal activities Monday in support of a "general strike" for the organization, annual Sunday observance, Brooklyn College, and C. E. Russell high school, the solidarity committee, asked the blacks not to work, travel or use the telephone between sunrise and night, and intended to unite Negroes and demonstrate their power.
Negotiations between the striking United Auto Workers and General Motors continued under a "news blackout," while members of one of the special subcommittees set up a working group to help them benefit plan proposals. The federal government has threatened to intervene in the seven-week-old walkout, which has idied some 400,000 workers, if there is no agreement. The group is news blackout, self-imposed by GM and the UAW, the traditional sign of the beginning of serious bargaining.
Florida: Actors Burned
OCALA-A Yugoslav Tarzan and a Danish Jane burned with port oil of their nearly naked bodies during the film adaptation, but the condition was satisfactory condition in a hospital. Steve Huckens, 28, and Kitty Sawmon, 26, were rushed to the University of Florida for surgery. The patient's condition is the Italian "Tarzan at the Rainbow" film being produced at nearby Rainbow Springs by the New Era Production
California: Bombings
John G. Lusk, 18, was found inside the trunk. He was
sore and stiff but otherwise unharmed.
FRESNO—A pair of rapid-fire predawns explosions ripped a military induction center and the office of a conservative newspaper. FB agents and city police, who were among the suspects, although officers were hunting for a Volkswagen has seen in the area prior to the bombings. Bombers apparently placed dynamite bombs against the doors of the Fresno Guide, and the office of the Fresno Guide, a three times a week carway with a strongly conservative editorial stance.
California: Kidnaper
Vicious 'Tricksters' Ruin Holiday Treat
Ry United Press International
Hallowen trick or treaters were tricked more than treated in many areas through the country, especially children to imbed razer blades and pins into apples and candies, and in some cases shot residents who would have been taken.
In Boston, 200 youth pelleted with cocaine and molotov cocktails. Peloted reported 17 were arrested, including those who cocktails in a car. Nine injuries were reported, including three concussions and one broken arm.
Two Los Angeles area youths were reported in critical and serious condition Sunday after being wound by gunshots fired passing cars. Two suspects were placed in the shooting of one youth.
"Dozens of injuries" were reported, including the mayor of suburban Robbins, near Chicago, who was hit by the leg when he opened his door.
Two young girls were wounde slightly by a shogun blast while in Louisville, Ky. Police said when the girls stopped at the gate, they allegedly told the girls to wait and he would "get them wet" with soap and returned with a shogun and frisked twice at the feeing youngsters. In Harnamonke, N.Y., police have taken 50 pills left on the doorstep of a private home whose delivery was made.
RAVENNA, Ohio (UPI)—Thomas Foglesong, of Akron became the 20th person to be hired by a university down by a special grand jury investigating last spring's harbours at Kent State University.
Accompanied by his attorney, Foglesgow surrendered to Portsmouth on Saturday and was charged with first degree rigor and interfering with a fireman at the scene of a life was released on $1,000 bond.
No Guardsmen were indicted. Sherif's deputies said they were facing difficulty locating the remaining five persons who were indicted.
20th Person Arraigned At Kent U.
one of the survivors, a boy of about 18, said he was standing near the entrance when the fire broke out on it. 1:45 a.m.
The fire spread quickly igniting the cardboard and plastic material used to decorate the hall.
The 25 indictments stem from disturbances on the campus during the first four days of May when four students were killed by troops demonstrators burned up the university's ROTC building.
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"I saw smoke, then big flames, and immediately I held cries of Fire, help, let us out," he said. "I catapulted outside and when I went inside, we was like a volcano. I don't know any more where my pals were."
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"There were a number of people jammed up against the door, yelling and screaming. Five minutes later they were all dead," he
A survivor said he and some others escaped by climbing a low wall at the entrance turnstile on the first floor balcony.
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After the fire was extinguished and the man began removing and counting bodies. They also hunted through the dobbie seeking personal items and documents.
Another survivor, a 17-year-old boy, said the fire started because someone threw a lighted match into his mouth and discarded by one of the dancers.
Survivors who were the first to try to help those still trapped in a room had to heed the screams of those inside trying to beat down the emergency doors while smoke and fire spread. One group of young men outside used a beam as a battering ram before door before firemen arrived
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SUA Holds Travel Fair This Week
The Student Union Activities second annual Travel Fair will be held at the Student Union Building according to Steve Davis, Toplex sophomore and SUA Travel Fair advisor.
The fair will open at 7 p.m.
Tuesday night in the Big Eight
Room with an informal gathering
of participants of last summer's
SUA European trip and those who are interested in next summer's trip.
Wednesday and Thursday representatives and literature of travel afflicted businesses and personal jobs. Main job lobby from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
At 4 p.m. Wednesday in the Council Room Arthur Bowlby.
Midwest Regional Director for the American Youth Hostel Federation, will speak and show a film.
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Bill Remes and Cannon Nambiar, both of the Peace Corps, will speak at t.p.m. Wednesday in the Big Eight Room.
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