Thursday, November 18. 1971
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People:
President Nixon's choice for secretary of agriculture. EARL L. McGovern, the second of many senators would vote against his confirmation because of fear that the family farmer but for the giant corporations" Sen George McGovern W.D.M.; made the comment at a Senate Agriculture Committee hearing on Wednesday.
GOV. ROBERT DOCKING said action by Reps Wilbur Mills, D-Ak, and Bill Roy, D-Ran, to introduce welfare financing. Docking said the legislation could put a freeze on state welfare. Docking said the federal government assuming additional costs above that level.
Acting Oklahoma State Penitentiary Warden Park Anderson is studying requests by MAXIMUM SECURITY PRISONERS for bishops in the Wichita area. A state Employment Service official said UNEMPLOYED WORKERS in the Wichita area were showing an increasing willingness to leave and accept jobs in other cities. There were also indications that many unemployed aerospace workers are leaving the city. Wichita's unemployment rate has been above 10 per cent for almost two years, with most dismissals in the aerospace industry.
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SANTIAGO, Chile—Riot police using tear gas dispersed 100 students who had assembled Wednesday in front of the presidential palace to protest the takeover of the University of Chile's headquarters building by leftist students.
HONOLULU—Hawaiians are getting ready for a monumental trash hunt. Some 236,000 of them, from Cub Scouts to corporation heads, have signed up for a nine-day litter cleanup campaign with the theme, "Hawaii is too small for litter" which is to begin Friday.
BINGTON—The Senate turned down an effort to open up the $25.5 billion six reduction bill to riders in greater Social Security benefits.
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Leaders resurrected the House's original $3.4 billion FOREIGN AID BILL with no changes Wednesday and scheduled a single up-running vote. House voters today on sending it straight to a House-Senate hearing last week, where they were encouraged, however, promised no early final action by Congress on foreign aid. The Kansas Department of Education and the institutions under its control appealed BUDGET CUTS totaling $296,987 million at the State Budget Division, acting under board directives from Gov Robert Docking.
Tunisian Chief Gives Views on Mideast
He was the first Arab chief of state to express such an idea publicly.
In an interview the aling-88
military commander of 20 or 30 years may escape before an Arab Israeli federation
of Israel. The force he bows only a peripetale state of guerrilla war as long as Israel refuses to conclude a honorable agreement.
Although showing signs of fatigue and occasionally searching for words, he spoke freely
Gas Sortage Jolts Official
Elmer Hall, vice president operations of Kansas Gas & Gas, said that the world's increasingly serious energy shortage has become more evident to informed people.
TOPEKA (AP)—It is shocking that a Kansas gas shortage in Kansas has caused the atom offers the best hope of meeting energy needs, a Kansas university researcher said.
"Running out of gas, partially in shock, has involved me in car cwreck—it's a terrifying experience that always happens to the other fellow." Hall
"It was shocking when we began to negotiate for a fuel supply to be used in a new power plant planned for service in 1973 and our supplier was not able to provide any gas for a new unit after 1975."
on a wide range of subjects for more than an hour. He firmly agreed that it was decided to withdraw from the presidency when his present five year term expires in 1974, and he would seek another four years to seek a fourth presidential term.
Certain Arab states, particularly those whose territory was overrun in 1967, "are ready to sign a peace agreement with Israel," 3. 10qurghua asserted.
He expressed the view that Israel "will always be the stronger" in open war with the Arabs.
"It is Israel which does not want peace." he said.
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"They feel they are the state. They consider themselves frontiers for the future in 1987 are those with which they can hold fast. I think these frontiers can only perpetrate the state of a country that could sides could bring Israel a true peace a peace with all these states could then unite in a federation."
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PHON MENH, Cambodia (AP)-Cambodian troops struck the enemy defense line near the western outskirts of Phnom Penh Wednesday and fighting raged from the heart of the capital.
U. S. Cobra helicopter gunships also went into action on the front for the second day in a row, fliring salvos of rockets into the North Atlantic, where positions on a treeline north of Highway 4, the road to the sea.
Phnom Penh Threatened
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The officer said his men, part of an operation involving well in excess of 5,000 soldiers, had lost four men killed and nine wounded in fighting and had pulled back 500 hundred yards for the night.
"We need something heavier than rockets," a Cambodian officer declared. "The enemy is very well dug in underneath rocks, and rockets are not big enough to get through the bunkers."
Some of the fighting in the retreat was at ranges, but the Gurkens said. The sound of firing and clouds of black smoke from air strikes crashed.
The new operation around Phnom Penh has been reinforced
by M113 armored personnel carriers believed to have been withdrawn from the northwestern front, where Cambodian forces have been under heavy pressure and are now professional 'auenced last month.
An offensive by Cambodian troops in the northeast begot Beijing in April. They shiled and infantry probes, a Cambodian high command
The spokesman said he was orbited to specify the exact date of the bombing but that bombers had hit Chamvar Andong rubber plantation about 50 miles northeast of Hanoi. The bomber was from Rumlung, 52 miles to norheast. The latter was taken by helicopter from Tamamee last week an 18-day period.
northeast are cut off from overland supply routes and as a result the population is divided 5 way between the troops and the army. Cambodia is in enemy hands.
Most of the 20,000 troops in the
The high command claimed bombs blew up enemy ammunition and that about 200 North Vietnam soldiers were "put out of action" on the northwestern front. Two Cameroonians reported killed and 10 wounded
In South Vietnam, U.S. B52 bombers flew three more missions against enemy bunkers in storage sites in the northwest corner of the city, and the southern part of the demilitarized zone, the U.S. Command reported Wednesday. U.S. planes also raided on the Ho Chi Minh trail.
Russia Reported Ahead In Sophisticated Arms
Military Bias Denied
LONDON (AP)—The Soviet Union now leads the West in the development of highly
Rep. Ronald V. Dellums, D.Calif., chairman of the caucus, was among the groups in agreement between the United States and Iceland dating back to the Kennedy administration and members of black troops sent to Iceland.
WASHINGTON (AP)—Secretary defense in B. Laird denied Williamson's restrictions based on race in assignment of military personnel
At the same time the congressional Black Caucus continued its unofficial hearings on what it calls "Racism in the United States."
Rep. Parren J. Mitchell, D.Md., said blacks at Ft. Meade in Maryland live in Ft. "climate of racism," according to a study that was almost impossible to gauge.
"The extent of racism in the military is so deep we cannot possibly cope with it," Mitchell said.
"I have never authorized the issuance of any order or policy guidance  restricting the militant personnel based on race, color or
creed." Laired said. He added that the judge issued in previous administrations to limit equal opportunity, they were rescinded by the Human Rights Act.
Several black congressmen, members of the caucus, visited the building on Wednesday. Rep. Rahin H. Mochelle, D-Ill., said he was shocked at the way blocks were treated at the Great Wall Training Center near Chicago.
"If a conflict evolved between a white and black, the black would receive the extreme punishment they would get off," said Meciafe.
He said white servicemen viewed the blacks on the base "with an air of suspicion."
"I don't want to become an alarmist." Metcalfe said, "but the situation is becoming explosive."
Rep. Charles B. Rangel, D.V.Y., who was at Ft Blagg, N.C. aid veterans returning home from Vietnam would be greeted by him. "Welcome to Fayetteville" him of the Klu Klux."
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Contacted in topeka, harder made few comments on the situation.
On Nov. 5, Robert C. Harder, state welfare director, said if the financially troubled state welfare department does not receive a federal appropriation early next year, the Medicaid program will have to be limited to emergency treatment, provision of life-saving drugs and maintenance of the elderly in care homes.
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"I had no conversation with Mr. Mecklenburg and I'm not going to talk about it," Harder said. "I'm not in any position to challenge what the
"We have made a request for additional money, we will put forth our best effort, and we will make sure that the last bells is rung," he said.
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WICHITA (AP)—A federal official told the Wichita Beacon Health Department that a Medicaid program will be ended down if the Kansas Welfare Department cuts back its benefits to emergency-only services.
"If the state is no longer able to carry out its part of the Medicaid contract, that ends the operation." The Department of Dermatology, associate regional commissioner of the Medical Services Administration, Social-Rehabilitation Service, Departments of Health, Education and Welfare.
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"Hour of the Furaces," a film that has been called a landmark in film history in political, cultural and social dimensions, be shown at 7 tonight in Woodford Auditorium. "It's the kind of cinema that creates history," said John Lapwell, graduate student in film and chairman of the KU Film Society.
The film has been seen by only a few select audiences in Australia, and is written by the author, Solanas. He uses the film as a revolutionary tool.
The film is divided into three parts with a separate admission of 75c for each part or $1 for all three parts. Part one will run from 8:45 to 10:45 p.m. Part two from 8:45 to 10:45 p.m. Part three from 11 to 11:45 p.m.
Part two deals with past and recent attempts of the proletariat to put production of the economy
"Hour of the Furnaces" deals with the tradition in British and American ne-colonialism in Argentina and the imperialism in France. The study one portrays Argentina society and its roots, a class analysis, the country's dependence on the U.S. for economic security and violence generated by American imperialism in Argentina
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