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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1969

Page

17

Kansas City Painters Approve New 3 Year Contract

About 1,000 painters, paperhangers and drywall finishers in Kansas City area vote 49 against and the rest for a three year agreement raising base pay to 7.92 dollars an hour by April 1 1971. The deal covers 2 500 workers and allows residential construction to resume if other unions don’t strike.

Kansas City The Builders Association Painters and William W. Hutton Association

Duet in Indian Attire Opposes Reparations Protest at Church

A man and woman in Indian dress confronted a Black activist group at Bethel Lutheran Church as part of a Sunday protest over civil rights reparations. Police noted the couple, Johnny Noel and Lorrain Broken, claimed Cherokee ancestry and donated $200 to the pastor. Three arrests reported amid ongoing "Black Sunday" demonstrations by Action and the Black Liberation Front in the St Louis area.

ST. Louis Johnny Noel Lorrain Broken Bethel Lutheran Church Action Noel Miss Broken Paul Bauermeister Bethel Lutheran Black Liberation Front BLF

Moon Rocks Set for Historic First Glimpse

An upcoming moon rock shipment weighing 50 to 60 pounds arrives in two metal boxes. Scientists from 13 nations will study the specimens, seeking clues about the moon’s origin, structure, and possible life. Quarantine will precede analysis as experts debate how the moon formed and whether life ever exists there.

Moon Earth

Bond set at 150000 for De Pugh leader of Minutemen

Robert B. De Pugh 46 and aide Walter P. Peyson 27 were arraigned in Albuquerque and held on conspiracy to rob four Seattle banks. Bond for De Pugh 150000 Peyson 20000. FBI said they were heavily armed when arrested in New Mexico desert. The group planned violent revolution financed by the Minutemen.

Albuquerque N.M Robert B. de Pugh Minutemen FBI de Pugh Walter P. Peyson Seattle Wash Peyson U.S. 85 New Mexico Truth Or Consequences McCoy Washington Federal Judicial District Seattle Area

Adventurer Fights Winds on Six Month Atlantic Crossing

British oarsman John Fairfax battled winds and currents as he tried to reach the Gulf Stream on the final leg to Cuba. Radio contact from Fort Lauderdale said he was exhausted after 50 hours of nonstop rowing and may be near a line into Miami, while searchers failed to locate him in the Strait of Florida.

Miami John Fairfax Cuba Gulf Stream Atlantic John Austin Fort Lauderdale Fla Austin Fairfax Strait of Florida Brittania

Apollo Duo Stakes Lives On Single Engine During Moon Lift Off

Apollo 11 astronauts Armstrong and Aldrin rely on a 3,500 pound thrust ascent engine to lift off from the lunar surface and reach rendezvous with Michael Collins in the command ship. The engine must burn at least six minutes, with test firing impossible prior to liftoff. The ascent will place them in an 11 to 52 mile lunar orbit before reaching the 69 mile circular path of Collins.

Cape Kennedy Fla Moon Neil A. Armstrong Edwin E. Aldrin Jr Michael Collins George H. Hage Space Agency Collins Armstrong Aldrin

Pottawatomie Pow Wow Scheduled This Weekend

Mayetta hosts the annual Pottawatomie Pow Wow Friday through Sunday. Tiny Tot dancers will be judged by George Allen, a 75 year old. Kickapoo from McLouth participate in the event.

Mayetta Pottawatomie George Allen Kickapoo McLouth

Jim Brown Outlines Economic Path to Black Independence

Kansas City BEA dinner features Jim Brown, former Cleveland fullback and BEU founder, urging true economic independence to prevent black guerrilla warfare. He lauds Curtis R. McClinton as director of the year for leading the BEU community office.

Kansas City Jim Brown Cleveland Brown Black Economic Union Curtis R. McClinton Kansas City Chiefs BEU McClinton

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