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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1970

Page

10

Troops clash near border as truce ends in Vietnam

American patrols along the Cambodian border clashed with 50 to 70 North Vietnamese infiltrators just after the cease fire ended. Sixteen enemy soldiers were killed. no American casualties were reported. B52 bombers resumed raids near the Cambodian border as U.S. forces maintained ground and air patrols. Vice President Agnew arrived in Formosa after a 24 hour visit, voicing optimism for peace.

Saigon U.S Cambodia South Vietnam U.S. Command Spiro T. Agnew Vietnam Formosa Nguyen van Thieu

No. 1 license plate vigil ends with Sedlak win

Kathy Sedlak, 17, secured the No. 1 Douglas County tag for her father Donal as the annual vigil began with the Chappell family sliding to No. 2. Temperatures dipped to 11 degrees as crowds formed and 1,200 tags were projected to sell by 5 p.m. with a new alphabetical year-round system planned for 1971.

Kathy Sedlak Maine Don Donal Sedlak Journal- World Photo Billy Chappell W. 25Th Douglas County Chappells Donal Kathy Chappell Missouri Rex Johnson Judi Chappell Judi Billy Journal-World

Nixon Picks Winners as He Watches Bowls From White House

President Nixon forecast close bowl games and earned mixed reactions for naming Texas No. 1 after the Cotton Bowl. The Texas Longhorns, Penn State, USC, and Mississippi posted key bowl wins, while Nixon’s pick drew ire from some observers and officials. Bud Wilkinson, linked to Oklahoma, is noted as a staffer influence.

Nixon California White House ABC Texas White House Bud Wilkinson Oklahoma Ean

Traffic Death Toll Climbs Over New Year Weekend

The nation reports 224 traffic deaths during the four day New Year weekend. Snow covered parts of the Western mountains plains Midwest and Great Lakes while main roads stayed clear elsewhere. The toll began at 6 p.m. Wednesday and ends at midnight Sunday.

Plains Midwest Great Lakes

West German guards rescue East German youth in minefield

In Mellrichstadt area, three West German border guards risked their lives to save a 17 year old East German who stepped on a mine while fleeing toward West Germany. He received medical aid but his right foot was amputated above the ankle.

Mellrichstadt Germany West Germany Bavaria Mellrichstadt Hospital

Agnew Arrives in Formosa to Reassure U S Commitments

Vice President Spiro T. Agnew landed in Formosa to assure Nationalist China that the United States will uphold treaty obligations while pursuing measures to ease tensions with Communist China. He urged reductions in military spending and stressed efforts to dialogue without changing U S defense of Asia.

U.S China Republic of China Agnew Asia

Pressure Rises as Nigerians Stir Biafra Refugee Crisis

In Copenhagen the Interchurch Biafra Airlift reports about 200000 Biafrans flee for the third time as federal troops regain control east of the Imo River reducing Biafra’s territory to about 5.5 million. Relief workers say food supplies are desperate and refugees head for safety.

Copenhagen Denmark Nigeria Mollerup Imo River Biafra

Regents Schedule Unset as Gov. Eyes Appointments

Gov. Robert Docking has not set a timetable to fill three Kansas Board of Regents vacancies. Press secretary Patrick Burnau said Docking may announce appointments before the board meeting. Regents typically meet on the third Friday, Jan. 16 this month. Terms of Henry A. Bubb Dwight D. Klinger and C. N. Cushing expired.

Robert Docking Kansas Board of Regents Patrick Burnau Docking Henry A. Bubb Topeka Dwight D. Klinger Ashland C. N. Cushing Downs

Snow Forecast Promises Persistent Weekend Drier Forecast

The Topeka weather bureau says more snow is coming after a week of snowfall. Lawrence skies should stay unsettled with only brief clearing, and temperatures remain in the teens to single digits, with highs in the 20s for the fifth straight day. Saturday is expected to repeat the same pattern.

Topeka Weather Bureau Lawrence

Romney Funeral Home Ad Provides Home or Away INDEX Service

A funeral home advertisement outlines options for home or away services, listing Romney Funeral Homes in Virginia. The brief notes contact details and a phone number for arranging arrangements.

Romney Puneral Homes

Book raises question Mary Jo alone in car plunge

Boston AP report on Jack Olsen book The Bridge at Chappaquiddick Island argues Mary Jo Kopechne drove Kennedy’s car alone to its fatal plunge off the Chappaquiddick Bridge. Olsen says Kennedy left the scene to avoid embarrassment and misinterpretation, while Kennedy was vacationing in Vail, Colorado.

Boston Mary Jo Kopechne Edward M. Kennedy Chappaquiddick Island Jack Olsen Time, Inc Little Brown & Co Olsen Chappaquiddick Martha’s Vineyard Miss Kopechne Sen. Kennedy Kennedy Olson Mary Jo

Five Brazilian Revolutionaries Hijack Caravelle in South America

A Caravelle jet on a refueling stop was hijacked by five Brazilian revolutionaries over Uruguay. They claimed intent to deliver two young girls and the wife of a jailed Brazilian dissident to Havana then return to Brazil to continue fighting. A dead battery halted takeoff after Lima refueling, leaving one engine unable to start.

Lima Peru Cuba Brazil Associated Press Havana Uruguay Cruzeiro Do Sul Montevideo Rio Buenos Aires Antofagasta Chile

Lawrence Weather Highlights of 1969

Lawrence enjoyed extreme swings in 1969 with a high of 99 and a low of minus 3. The year brought 41.71 inches of rain, a June deluge and a November drought, and marked the first frost on October 14. The KU station logged a 1.77 inch single day rainfall on June 12.

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