Wanted: Old Fashioned Rainmaker Invited to Douglas County
In Douglas County farmers plead for substantial rain as a three week dry spell threatens crops and pastures. County figures note no major damage yet but warn uneven moisture and delayed planting could worsen if rain does not come. They seek a heavy soaking rain while avoiding floods.
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Douglas County
Eben Farley
Lawrence Ascs
Farley
Gabriel
Launching Of Mariners Starts Today
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP Mariner 8 launches tonight toward Mars with an Atlas Centa ur rocket between 8 11 and 8 53 p m CDT and Mariner 9 follows May 18 Both craft aim to orbit Mars in November After six months they will study 70 percent and six areas respectively and transmit about 8100 photos in total three month orbital lifetime Each carries two cameras and will image features down to 328 feet for narrow angle and 3280 feet for wide angle from 530 miles altitude
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Mars
Mariner 8
Mariner 9
Dan Schneiderman
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pasadena
Calif
Soviets Launch Eight Satellites in Secret Cosmos Mission
The Soviet Union fired a carrier rocket carrying eight satellites in a secret launch described as a continuation of space research. The Cosmos program, with military and civilian aims, numbered the craft Cosmos 411 through 418 and followed a similar eight-craft test from 13 months earlier.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Four U S and South Vietnamese Soldiers Killed in Vietnamese Cease Fire Clash
Communist forces ambushed two American reconnaissance patrols near Bong Son on the central coast, killing four and wounding eight. The attacks coincided with Viet Cong 48 hour cease fire and a later 24 hour allied truce, while U S air operations continued in North Vietnam.
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U.S
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Bong Son
U.S. 173Rd Airborne Brigade
Charles Johnson
Route 1
Saigon To
Phnom Penh
McIntire Leads Third Win-the-War March in Washington
Rev Carl McIntire stages his third win the war march in Washington with a rally at the Washington Monument. Thousands arrive by bus and car for a 2 PM speech event on Pennsylvania Avenue while organizers report strong turnout expected to surpass the April 24 antiwar march. A Friday night Capitol warmup featured singing prayer and brief solo prayers from McIntire, Pastor Henry Campbell, and a Nationalist Chinese delegate.
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Washngton
Carl McIntire
Nixon
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington Monument
McIntire
Capitol
Henry Campbell
Dexter
Courts Reversing Police in Washington Protests
District of Columbia judges placate after a surge of arrests during antiwar and antipoverty demonstrations. Judge Charles W Halleck dismissed 200 charges for unlawful parading without a permit while other jurists review thousands more arrests from the wave. Some defendants freed for unlawful entry on Capitol steps.
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Washngton
District of Columbia
Capitol Steps
Nice Today Rain Sunday Forecast for Lawrence
The forecast promises one pleasant day in Lawrence with skies overcast and drizzle Friday. Highs near 62 Friday then around 70 today, followed by more rain Sunday with scattered showers and thundershowers and a low tonight in the 50s.
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Lawrence
EU Funds Won’t Solve Bus Crisis In Lawrence
Lawrence Bus Co. president Duane Ogle warned that a potential 24000 dollar revenue rise next fall won’t keep the firm through summer. He asked the city for an 8000 dollar subsidy or risk closure within a week. KU and the chamber balked at subsidies, and a public hearing was set.
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Lawrence Bus Co
Duane Ogle
Kansas University
Ogle
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Buford Watson
German French Experts Clash Over Dollar Crisis Solutions
West German economics minister Karl Schiller urged a limited float for the six Common Market currencies to allow market forces to set values, while French finance minister Giscard d Estaing argued a concerted float is not plausible. The emergency talks aim to curb dollar inflows endangering European unity, with France and Italy opposing floating and a possible Dutch join if West Germany moves.
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Brussels
U.S
Europe
Karl Schiller
Valery Tiscard d’Estaing
France
Italy
Netherlands
West Germany
Rainy but Mild Sunday Details on Page 5
The brief notes a rainy yet mild Sunday with main details continued on page 5. The item signals weather-related briefings and local conditions for the weekend.
Two Ward Quadruplets Identified as Identical Twins
Doctors at Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas report two of the Ward quadruplets born May 1 are identical twins. The parents, Clifford and Mrs Ward, await pathology results to confirm which two. The babies arrived a month early with weights from 4 pounds 9 ounces to 5 pounds 4 ounces and remain in isolation as they gain weight.
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Dallas
Tex
Clifford James Ward
Amy
Amber
Pathology
Presbyterian Hospital
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