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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1964
Page
11
A New York AP piece explains why teenage girls mystify parents with their Beatles fervor. It notes the band’s insistent beat, relatable teenage themes, and quirky humor from members like Ringo and John that creates a powerful, contagious attraction.
Mr and Mrs Dwight Kunkle returned from a two week visit in Ojai California with son Ron ald Kunkle and family. Dr and Mrs P H Getto came home after attending the 99th mid winter Chicago dental meeting with 18000 dentists registered. Mrs Darlene Shultz trip to Washington and California included Seattle wedding attendance for Patti Charland and Phillip Beauchemin. H C Stuart attends National Association of Secondary School Principals convention in Chicago. Dean Kenneth E Anderson addresses Southeast Kansas Bar Association in Independence and discusses Inside the Iron Curtain in Poland.
Eighteen representatives from Latin American universities visiting KU for the Seminar on Higher Education in the Americas spent Thursday in Topeka meeting Governor John Anderson and officials. They toured the state legislature and the State Historical Museum and the Topeka Public Library before traveling to Kansas City.
Army researchers outline how gamma ray technology could let soldiers have fried chicken legs in foxholes. After a decade of work, irradiated meat and potatoes show promise though FDA approval for certain items like bacon and some produce is still pending.
The Army backs radiation processing for field rations but says it will not replace canning or freezing. Anthony A. Bertasch, head of the inter-departmental committee on radiation preservation, cites it as an addition to existing methods. Commercial use is projected around 1970.
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