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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1969

Page

4

Water on Mars Observed in Atmosphere by US Astronomers

Pasadena reports five year study by Dr. Ronald Schorn and Steven Little using infrared spectra from Fort Davis and McDonald Observatory indicating definite water vapor in Mars atmosphere. They say a lake sized amount would be one thousandth inch thick, leaving chance of life though Mars remains extremely dry.

Pasadena Calif Mars Earth Mt. Everest Ronald Schorn Jet Propulsion Laboratory Schorn Steven Little

Nixon Seeks Federal Rules for One Bank Holding Firms

President Nixon urged Congress to pass a bill to regulate one-bank holding companies to curb concentration of economic power. The administration bill would bring these entities under federal oversight, with a three-agency panel defining permissible activities and forcing divestitures of nonbank interests.

Washington (Ap Nixon Congress Bank Holding Company Federal Reserve Board Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Office of the Comptroller of the Currency

War on Dope Usage Faces New Approach From Officials

Washington AP The head of the U S narcotics bureau calls for shifting focus from street level arrests to major distributors and overseas sources. John E Ingersoll says profits from the Mafia fund trafficking and that suburban and upper middle class users are rising. He notes not all drug money is tied to LSD distribution.

Washington John E. Ingersoll Justice Department Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Ingersoll U.S Treasury Department Narcotics Bureau Department of Health, Education and Welfare Bureau of Drug Abuse

Wathena Legislator Upset By Wichita Office Project

Rep. Jack Euler of Wathena denounces a leasing pact for a Wichita building used by the State Employment Securities Division. He cites high costs, ownership by Blandry Inc and assets of the firm, with a five to 15 year purchase options and tax and maintenance arrangements.

Wathena Wichita Topeka (Ap Jack Euler R — Wathena State Employment Securities Division Euler House Way and Means Blandry Inc Eighth Topeka E. 2Nd W. J. Brydendr Blanche Bryden L.V. Matney The Victory Life Insurance Co Delno Bass Employment Securities

Priests Protest Perez Burial at Loyola Church

In New Orleans six Roman Catholic priests protested the burial of segregationist Leander H. Perez Sr. Perez, excommunicated in 1962, had been absolved after publicly supporting church authority. He died at his Idlewild Plantation in Plaquemines Parish. A requiem mass was held at Holy Name of Jesus Church and burial occurred in Perez’s private mausoleum.

New Orleans Leander H. Perez Sr Phillip M. Hannan Perez Plaquemine Parish Plaquemines South Holy Name of Jesus Church Loyola University Perez’ Idlewild Plantation

Harris Faces Dem Advisory Council Hurdles Over Johnson

Democratic National Chairman Fred Harris weighs a policy advisory council amid reluctance from Senate Leader Mike Mansfield and other leaders to join. Former President Johnson shows little interest while Humphrey keeps options open for 1972 or a Minnesota bid. Harris aims to include all party elements including Senator Edward Kennedy on the roster.

Washington Johnson Fred Harris Huber H. Humphrey Senate Mike Mansfield Policy Council Democratic National Committee Humphrey Minnesota Harris Council House Sam Rayburn Advisory Council Sen Edward M. Kennedy

Alaska Population Tied to Anchorage Corridor

Almost half of Alaska’s population lives within a 25 mile radius of Anchorage, highlighting the city’s outsized demographic influence and regional growth patterns.

Alaska Anchorage

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