Northeast Kansas Weather Summary
Clear to partly cloudy and warm with lows tonight in the 30s and a Saturday high in the 50s. Minimal rain chances. Official readings show yesterday’s high 63 and low 56, with the morning low 31. Year-ago high 43, low unknown. record high 69 in 1922 and low 7 in 1898. Sunrise 7 23 a.m. sunset 4 58 p.m.
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Nerve gas moved from Okinawa to Johnston Island
The Defense Department says 13 000 tons of mustard GB and VX nerve gas on Okinawa will be shipped soon in 150 ton loads to Johnston Island in the mid Pacific to comply with a Japanese request. Remaining munitions will wait for new storage facilities possibly finished in late 1971 or early 1972.
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Stolen 1964 White Car of Harold A Kaplan
Lawrence police report a white 1964 model car owned by Harold A Kaplan of 1522 Tenn was stolen from the street near his home between 1 and 8:30 am Thursday. The vehicle valued at $1500.
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KU study on possible educational TV station
A study on creating an educational television station at Kansas University was discussed in two informal hearings this week. A preliminary report should go to the Student Senate after the next semester begins. Major barriers include financing channel choice and competing with Washburn University’s Channel 11.
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Irish Halt Rights To Jail Suspects
Dublin reports the government assuming sweeping powers to intern suspected citizens without trial. Prime Minister Jack Lynch said police uncovered a secret armed conspiracy to kidnap prominent figures raid banks and attempt murder, justifying withdrawal from the European Human Rights Convention.
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Extradition Ruling in Angela Davis Case I n California Murder Probe
New York AP reports state Supreme Court Justice Thomas Dickens denied Angela Davis’s bid to halt extradition to California on murder and kidnapping charges from the San Rafael courtroom shootout on August 7. He granted a five day stay for appeal.
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Coed from Claflin Joins Barton County Campus Patrol
Diane Roble, a freshman criminal justice major from Claflin, trains for police duty at Barton County Community College. She works 5 p.m. to midnight learning karate, judo, motorcycle handling, canine patrol and marksmanship while her mother made her uniform.
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Hard Line Urged by Rusk on Kidnapping Crisis
Former Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged Atlanta reporters that the only way to halt politically driven kidnappers is to stand firm against concessions even if victims’ lives are risked. He warned it could cost lives but said paying ransom would encourage more abductions and framed the issue as a government facing a crucifying problem.
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