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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1969
Page
10
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Donnie R. Tuck, a 31 year old civilian oceanographer aboard the USS Pueblo, testified at a Navy inquiry that his hydrographic work was to test water samples as a cover while the ship conducted surveillance. He said orders limited interference with the ship's main mission as North Korea fired on the vessel.
Boyd E White named new business representative for residential sales for Kansas Power and Light Co in the Lawrence area Austin W Stedham division manager announces the appointment White completed training in KPLs marketing program He will assume duties immediately The Kansan veteran holds a BS from Emporia State Teachers College served in the Navy in Okinawa Hawaii and Japan He and his wife Judy have two children Lori 2 and Boyd 9 months members of the Methodist Church
Kansas University announces Greek Week April 20 26 on Mount Oread with no queen this year and no overall Greek Week winner. EUs 29 fraternities and 13 sororities nominate 42 candidates for outstanding Greek man or woman, top 10 named April 22, winners revealed April 26. Activities include service project banquet April 22 and a housemothers tea April 24 with traditional east west football April 25.
University of Georgia geologists Gilles O. Allard and Vernon J. Hurst report in Science a rock assemblage in West central Africa near Gabon matching a 200 mile Brazil coast sequence. They claim the match strongly favors continental drift theory.
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