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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1969
Page
14
Clear to partly cloudy skies with little prospect of rain. Lows tonight 45 to 50. Saturday highs in the 60s with moderate winds. Generally good weekend in view.
Faculty at the University of Kansas Engineering School pass a resolution backing ROTC. The document states ROTC programs are integral to the university and should remain recognized for graduation. Eng students may count 6 to 10 ROTC hours toward their degree as part of a total 131 to 136 credits.
Israel reported intensified operations against Arab guerrillas in Jordan and along the Suez Canal. A mile and a half raid into Jordan killed three Arabs and damaged houses. two Israeli soldiers were wounded as fighting continued at both ends of the canal. In Lebanon, clashes involving Al Saika guerrillas persisted, with denials of Syrian involvement. Tel Aviv rejected a Der Spiegel claim of atomic bomb production as speculative.
The earliest cattle arrived in the country with Virginia colonists, marking the start of cattle farming in the region. The presence of these bovines influenced agricultural practices and the opening of new markets for dairy and beef.
Douglas County coroner announced results of an investigation into the death of Kansas University senior Michael M. Malmud, 21, of Wyncote Pennsylvania. He was found in his Naismith Hall room on February 24 with no signs of injury or foul play. The coroner cited ongoing lab tests and careful inquiry as delaying a final cause of death.
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