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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1955
Page
7
A discussion on how middle age brings stress and the role of emotional maturity in managing it. The piece notes varying stress across ages and genders, with examples from work, family, and domestic life, plus reader questions answered by Dr. Van Deilen.
TOPEKA designation of the University of Kansas journalism building as Flint Hall in honor of L. N. Flint, professor emeritus of journalism, has been approved by the board of regents. Flint was a member of the university's journalism faculty from 1906 until he retired in 1946.
In Saigon high government sources report the Hoa Hao rebel commander and key dissident military leaders have fled to Cambodia. An extradition effort is under way as authorities seek to bring them back.
A mammalogist group spoke at the American Society of Mammalogists meeting in Los Angeles about moving animals. Richard G. Van Gelder warned native species fare better locally and imported animals bring diseases, pests, and ecological disruption. Examples included mongooses in Hawaii and gray squirrels in England threatening natives, with muskrats moved to Czechoslovakia cited.
The nuclear submarine Nautilus, after a long shakedown cruise, will begin a new training phase in Groton Connecticut. The Navy reports brief in port operations with no port visits planned, and the vessel remains moored at the dock where it was constructed.
Van Gelder notes rabbits spread from Australia and New Zealand into new regions. He cites rapid population growth from 1905 to 1915, reaching two million, and warns about the potential impact of European rabbits on Pennsylvania and Ohio as they spread.
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