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Thursday. October 28.1971
University Daily Kansan
People:
Gov. ROBERT DOCKING plugging once more for executive reorganization, characterized Kansas state government Wednesday night as a "chaotic jungle" with a proliferation of outdated agencies that continue to eat up tax money.
Both Senators from Kansas agreed that Kansas Supreme Court Justice EARL E. O'CONNOR was the best man to fill the federal district court post vacated by U.S. District Court Judge Arthur J. Stanley of Burlington County. The constitutional Committee is expected to approve the nomination this week.
Former Kansas Gov. ALFRED M. LANDON hailed the entry of Red China into the U.N. as a step toward peace in the world, but he chided U.N. members who voted the expulsion of Nationalist China for violating the U.N. Charter.
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BELFAST — The British army serve notified Wednesday its troops would shoot to kill children who fire on them or agitate against them. The British military was issued the black berets of the IRA, sprayed a British patrician in Helfast with the red beret
SAIGON—South Vietnamese Rangers pressed their sweep in eastern Cambodia as South Vietnamese troops engaged enemy forces.
LONDON—Prime Minister Edward Heath's Conservatives, helped by some opposition Laborists, seemed headed toward an uneasy Parliament victory Thursday on leading Britain into the European Common Market.
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The CUBAN GOVERNMENT accused the United States of "arbitrary and discriminatory action" in prohibiting a Cuban delegation from participating in an international sugar conference in Louisiana.
The House passed and sent to the Senate a bill appropriating $2 billion for MILITARY CONSTRUCTION programs in the United States.
The State Finance Council in Topeka gave unanimous approval to the expenditure of an additional $3 million in federal funds in the budget.
Guard, Reserves Draft Escape Cut
WASHINGTON  (AP) —The Pentagon agreed Wednesday to close the National Guard Reserves as an escape hatch for draft-eigleib in 19-year-olds by directing that the youths go directly to the Army.
Although those on the waiting list were never free of the draft until they took the induction oath into the Guard or the Reserve, 19 year olds believed being on the guard had their chances of being drafted.
Qualified men 20 years and older, women and youths 17 and 18 will be enlisted without regard to the waiting lists. Marts told a
news conference. Those on the list and those vulnerable to the draft will, in effect, be bumped down, he said.
The policy was spelled out in a new directive signed by Deputy secretary of Defense David M. Packard. Marrs said the intent was to make clear that 19-year-olds have "relatively low priority."
The enlistment program has served as a popular refuge from the draft during the Vietnam War. At one point, the backlog of men wanting to sign up for the war numbered more than 100,000.
But now, with the United States withdrawing from the war and draft calls dropping off, she has shrunk to about 15,000 names.
Brezhnev Attacks U.S.-China Intrigue
It seemed surprising that Brezhnev would use a dinner for President Georges Pompidou his official host as a forum to attack
Repeating a theme that has appeared frequently in the Moscow press, the Soviet Communist party chief said backstage intrigue" or attempts to impale a solution would fail.
PARIS  (AP) - Leonid I. Brezhnev accused the United States at a formal dinner Wednesday night of intriguing with Red China to settle the Vietnam conflict in skids of the Vietnamese people."
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Breznev did not mention China by name, but the formula "American aggression" in the docinha was an obstacle to peace. Breznev added: "There is only one way to defeat the docinha conflict and that is an end to the foreign intervention in China." The people of that region of the world
"No solution can be found to the problem. We impose a foreign will on Vietnam by force, or by intrigues carried out by our enemies in backs of the Vietnamese people."
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Seerers in the U.S. Constabulary held out hope Wednesday that controls over the U.S. economy can be lifted by the end of this year.
Connally Gives Freeze Case
But Connally, chairman of the Cost of Living Council, avoided any commitment as he opened case for Phase 2 economic legislation.
Instead, he urged the House
Banking Committee to approve the full extension to April 30, 1973 that President Nixon has asked for his control powers.
There is sentiment in Congress, to let the April 30, 1972 expiration date of the grant a limited extension, so the lawmakers will have an early chance to review the program and decide whether the present freeze after Nov. 13.
Role in Foreign Policy Predicted for Minorities
KANSAS CITY (AP) -Arlanta Fletcher, U.S. alternate delegate to the United Nations, predicted Wednesday that the admission of a transgender student greatly influence U.S. minority group participation in the making
Welfare Panel OK's Merger
TOPEKA (AP) —A legislative interim committee and welfare organization met Wednesday to a proposal to consolidate the administration of TOPEKA.
The committee instructed the Revisor of Statutes office to draft a bill to take the administration of welfare programs away from the state's 105 counties and to it in 17 regional directors.
The 11 regions contemptified by the committee are based on population and economic index factors.
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He speculated that the "darker races" of the world would turn to him. He considered him a representative of a key world power, as a representative of a key nation of his world's population.
Speaking at the 71st Conference of the Missouri Association for Social Welfare, Fletcher said the winning vote, coupled with the U.N.'s interest in cultivating underdeveloped countries in Africa and Asia, would put America's minorities in a unique situation.
"The United States will be looking for minority groups to communicate and negotiate with them," he said. "And Asia. The doors are opening, they need us now." Fletcher said. Because of the increasing influence of immigrants in the major international issues, Fletcher said. American minority groups will definitely be key positions affecting U.S. foreign policy.
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Connally held open also the possibility that previously increased may be unfrozen, even if only the new Pay Board so rules. He indicated he would not legislate nudge in this direction.
"I think it would be a mistake to refuse at this time to fail to extend the act, or to extend it for only a few months." Connally writes that "power to put Phase 2 in place, the uncertainties that such action could generate among workers and businessmen about the duration of the program could be measured by the whole stabilization effort."
Connally testified against a background of some further unfavorable economic news.
The Commerce Department reported its composite of leading firms in the U.S. with 0.3 per cent in September. This composite often is an augury of the economy.
Stock market prices dropped for the 11th straight session.
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