Weather outlook for North East Kansas nears heat spike
Partly cloudy and warmer through Saturday with a 30 percent rain chance. Tonight’s low in the lower 70s. Saturday's high expected in the 90s. Thunder shower chances are scattered tonight.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1969
Page
3
Partly cloudy and warmer through Saturday with a 30 percent rain chance. Tonight’s low in the lower 70s. Saturday's high expected in the 90s. Thunder shower chances are scattered tonight.
Washington AP The tobacco industry offers to end all cigarette broadcast ads by next year delaying a new government report on smoking hazards. White House officials reassess the administration position as industry opposition looms and partisan pressures are denied.
In Oakland California AP reports most San Francisco Bay Area air traffic controllers would walk off if workers disciplined for last months sick leave. Dick Holzhauer of PATCO warns trips in August should be rescheduled and signals little optimism for a settlement in the FAA controller dispute. He says PATCO represents 75 to 80 percent of Bay Area controllers and notes a ban on government employee strikes.
Cynthia Elizabeth Ashley eight year old girl died in a house fire traced to children playing with matches. Police reported the blaze started in an upstairs closet while Cynthia, her sister and a neighbor girl played. The sister and neighbor alerted Mrs. Ashley who phoned the alarm. firefighters found Cynthia's body and one firefighter was overcome by smoke.
Leonard W. Pipkin Jr., a former Topeka attorney, was stricken from the Kansas attorney roll by order of the Kansas Supreme Court after voluntarily surrendering his right to practice law in the state.
US District Judge George Templar ruled that the United States is at war with the Viet Cong in fact, not by formal declaration, and Army jurisdiction extends to court martial a civilian contractor employee in South Vietnam. Averette, 23, imprisoned for conspiracy and felony theft, sought habeas corpus.
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