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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1969

Page

19

Battle Deaths Show Decline In Past Week

AP report from Saigon notes decline in battle deaths in Vietnam for the past week with 247 Americans killed in action, down 88 from the prior week. Wounded also dropped, and enemy fatalities were tallied at 3,988. Total cumulative American KIA since Jan 1, 1961 reaches 36,625 with 234,889 wounded and 1,337 missing or captured. Enemy killed since 1961 totals 520,219.

Saigon Vietnam U.S Paris South Vietnam

Red Cross assigns Topeka disaster case worker

Mrs. Karel Blaas from Lawrence will lead Red Cross disaster case work in Topeka after a Sunday storm damaged twenty mobile home trailers and injured eighteen people. She oversees rehabilitation and support for affected families in the area.

Topeka Karel Blaas Lawrence American Red Cross

Apollo 11 Launch Rehearsal Set for Friday at Cape Kennedy

AP reports the Apollo 11 team will begin a seven day countdown rehearsal at Cape Kennedy including loading propellant on the Saturn 5 rocket. The first phase ends next Wednesday with a final countdown drill to follow. Neil Armstrong Edwin Aldrin and Michael Collins will ride the Saturn 5 to space on July 16 with a subsequent moon landing four days later.

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Topeka United Fund Sets 1970 Campaign Goal

The Topeka United Fund board shares a 1970 campaign goal of $996,981, up 7.5 percent from 1969’s $928,662. Campaigns begin in October, with no new agencies added but some service expansions planned by existing agencies.

Topeka Topeka United Fund Board of Directors

OCU President John Olson Dies at Campus Theater

Dr. John F. Olson, 49, president of Oklahoma City University, collapsed at Kirkpatrick Auditorium entering a Lyric Theater production of My Fair Lady. He died at Baptist Memorial Hospital after aid from doctors and a pulmotor unit. Services pending.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma City University John F. Olson Kirkpatrick Auditorium Baptist Memorial Hospital Olson Lyric Theater Tom Bowie The Methodist University DePauw University

Limfjord in Jutland Covers 660 Square Miles

Denmark's Limfjord spans across Jutland and covers about 660 square miles of water, a notable coastal feature reported in the region.

Denmark Limfjord Jutland

Fans gather to view Judy Garland body in New York

A crowd of about 500 gathered behind police barricades near Madison Avenue and East 81st Street to glimpse Judy Garland's body as it arrived in New York. A private funeral is planned, with public viewing set for today and Friday. Her death was ruled an accidental overdose of sleeping pills.

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Local 6 and Anheuser Busch Reach Tentative Contract

Brewers and Molders Local 6 and Anheuser Busch tentatively settle a four week strike covering seven plants led by Robert F. Lewis. Pickets remain as union approves a national negotiation framework. Jacksonville, Houston, and St. Louis plants affected with disputed schedules and contract length.

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Nixon advocates at House Gym Club dinner

President Nixon surprised the House Gymnasium Club at its annual dinner in Washington to lobby for extending the income tax surcharge. He recalled joining the group in 1947 and urged lawmakers to vote on the surtax extension next Monday.

Washington Nixon House Gymnasium Club

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