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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1965
Page
3
A grandmother recalls a child drowning near a bathtub after a mother left three children unattended. Police rushed the girl to the hospital but she died. Another reader asks how to handle unexpected dinner guests. Ann advises frying an egg and not stretching a meal to feed extra visitors.
More than 50,000 Cubans are expected at a Havana Palace of the Revolution fiesta to celebrate New Year’s Eve and Fidel Castro’s 1959 victory. Havana radio says 12 orchestras will perform while eighty stands sell dinners drinks and noisemakers, with fireworks planned.
A recipe card describes top baked potatoes served with a sauce of sour cream blue cheese and crumbled bacon. The dish combines dairy tang with smoky pork for a rich topping.
The Marion Boosters 4-H Club held a December meeting at Marion Springs School with a decorated Christmas tree grab bag gift exchange and cookies. Program included a project talk by Dennis Murray safety talk by Andy Metsker music appreciation by Larry Lang and a Terri Boyce demonstration. Terri Boyce and Edna Turner led games. Members chose gifts from the grab bag and had cookies candy and pop. Basketball practice for the March 4-H Tournament begins in January.
Marine Private First Class Phillip H. Teeter has completed eight weeks of intensified recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego. He will spend leave with his mother Mrs. Leslie Boring and his grandparents before reporting January 8 to Camp Pendleton for advanced individual combat and basic specialist training.
In Moscow a dissatisfied worker questioned factory quality after a defective pair cost 2.40 rubles. Pravda reported that 16 000 stockings from the Krtsanisi factory in Georgia were sent to Moscow and all were defective, with blame spread across yarn supply and old machinery. Pravda predicted improvements in 1966 with better yarn and factory reequipment.
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