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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1969
Page
5
Baldwin residents join the Baldwin City Jaycees and merchants for a Fourth of July with a 3 p.m. greased watermelon polo match and coin toss at the city pool. Events include bike races at Baker Stadium at 7:30 p.m. with a grand finale and a fireworks display to cap the night.
The Federal Water Pollution Control Administration forms a Pilot Steering Task Group to tackle animal waste pollution. Dr. Ross McKinney of Kansas University joins the group, aiming to balance cattle industry profits with national environmental health. The group grew from an international feedlot waste conference in Kansas City and may hold a meeting of agri business, educational and government leaders soon.
AP reports Anheuser-Busch ends five week strike after Teamsters sign one-year contracts at Jacksonville and Houston plants. About 10,000 workers return to production as settlements raise wages to 4.20 per hour in Houston and expand health welfare and pension funds. Company says enough beer in storage to resume deliveries soon.
Chancellor Kurt Georg Kiesinger delays his planned August visit to Washington due to President Nixon’s Asia trip and Romania.
In Omaha Nebraska SAC delivered immune globulin from Scott Air Force Base to Susie Sutherlin a 32 year old girl suffering a severe reaction to the smallpox vaccine. Dr Charles Ginsburg at University Hospital said she improved after the globulin arrived and the mission faced weather delays.
In London, Prime Minister Harold Wilson was handed a letter by about 1,000 marchers from a Communist rally in Trafalgar Square, demanding a 50 percent reduction in Britain's arms program.
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