Weather Summary Northeast Kansas Clear Skies
Northeast Kansas forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies today tonight and Sunday with southeast winds 5 to 10 mph. Highs mid 80s today and Sunday, lows upper 50s tonight. Rain chances zero today and 10 percent Sunday. Official readings show yesterday high 84 low 60. today’s morning low 58. Sunrise 5 04 a m Sunset 7 31 p m.
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Cigarette Wrapper Drive To Help Child Turns Hoax
A mass appeal for Tammy Keast's open heart surgery sparked a widespread collection of cigarette wrappers in Massachusetts, New York, and aboard a Pacific ship. The effort appears pointless as wrappers hold no redeemable value, though Tammy still needs the operation.
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Two Mishap Victims Remain Hospitalized
Two men injured in separate Monday night car accidents remain in hospital. Wayne Pounds 25 of 928 Maine Kansas University grad student from Chandler Oklahoma is in serious condition at the VA Hospital Kansas City Missouri. Doyle Tubby 21 of 2304 Barker Haskell Indian Junior College freshman from Philadelphia Mississippi is in fair condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
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Chandler
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Kansas traffic deaths for week ending May 31 1972
Report shows 234 traffic fatalities in Kansas for the 24 hours to 9 am Saturday in the May 31 period. Figures compare to 196 deaths in the same week of 1971 and 234 in 1971.
Photographs Not of the Moon Shown to President
In the Oval Office Henry Kissinger presents what the President calls lunar photographs that depict South Vietnam. The images show craters, gray zones, defoliation, and bombed dams to illustrate pacification. A plan to carpet South Vietnam with artificial turf is proposed if a ceasefire ends fighting.
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Black political convention condemns busing and Israel policy
Resolutions from the National Black Political Convention condemn busing and Israel policy. Duane Vann of Lawrence announced the measures at a Friday press conference in Gary, Indiana, with leaders Diggs Fauntroy and Baraka weighing in on how actions reflect Black community aims. The group criticizes busing as a tool for maintaining segregation while supporting improved education for all, and urges Israel to cease expansionist practices in occupied lands.
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Switch in Plans Dampens Newton Peace Rally
IRS changes dashed a public auction for David Janzen's car, shifting to a May 31 sealed bid sale. The move dampened a planned peaceful protest against the tax and the Vietnam War, but organizers still planned a rally at Newton, Kansas, under a new format.
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Train Ride Subs For Horseback Near Garfield
Two Garfield girls Toby Converse and Beverly Warner both 11 were riding double on a horse when a Santa Fe train approached and spooked the animal. They were tossed off but not seriously hurt. Engineer O E Brunner halted the train and offered the girls a lift to town. The horse fled back to its handlers about a mile away, saddle twisted and dangling.
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Soviet Molniya 2 Satellite Launch Report
Tass announced the launch of the Molniya 2 communications satellite on Friday. The craft will serve long range telephone and telegraph links and relay radio and television programs, with Molniya meaning lightning in Russian.
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Court notes show multiple petty offenses and suspensions
Alfred W. Faler of Illinois faces fines for daily log errors and unsafe transport of a mobile home with no turn signals brakes or safety hitch. Lynn A. Chambers in Glen Ellyn appeals 30 day suspended sentence for petty larceny. David Toledo faces 15 day suspended sentence for indecent exposure. Dorothy K. Owens has 10 days suspended for no driver's license. Robert W. One Bear of Kansas City receives 45 days suspended and a 175 dollar fine for driving while intoxicated.
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