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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1967
Page
7
Fading of colored fabrics is caused by hot water improper bleaching and sun exposure. Use warm water about 100 degrees for colors avoid sun drying use oxygen bleach for color retention and regular dryer. Sort by color and fabric to prevent lint and color transfer and check pockets before washing.
EBEN FARLEY reports farmers remain uneasy about mechanization in American agriculture. While yields rise and the farm population shrinks, growers contend power over equipment has diminished, calling for more adjustable, lighter machinery and practices like minimum tillage to reduce soil compaction and preserve soil water and root penetration.
Havana reports it foiled a plan to smuggle 20 Cubans to Miami by arresting four infiltrators from Florida and killing a fifth who resisted. Leader Enrique Gonzalez Rodriguez, a boat captain, and Francisco Cordoba allegedly admitted CIA involvement. Equipment seized includes a rubber raft radio arms and ammunition.
Cyprus AP reports 88-year-old Charalambos Mouskos, father of President Makarios, died in Nicosia Hospital today after a long illness.
The article advises keeping ordinary receipts and expenditures for at least five years as a safe rule, noting IRS assessments must occur within three years in general and Kansas allows four, with longer retention for land, buildings, and capital assets. It warns that fraud or evasion may extend the limit.
Chester Paxon explains how mulch such as straw or grass shields soil pores, reduces splash erosion, and lowers evaporation. He notes soil organic matter, crop cover, and dead plant material as key defenses against raindrop impact and runoff on slopes.
Kansas 4-H enrollment tops 43 000 youths aged 8 to 19 as a year of events begins. Advisory committee meetings at Kansas State University review club Day February 18 in Lawrence Regional Club Day March 11 at Baker University and a series of conferences and camps through November including the National 4-H Congress in Chicago with about 35 Kansas delegates.
A College Scholarship Service guide used by over 700 colleges suggests annual spending limits based on income and family size to determine the aid mix. It also notes student earnings, savings, and unusual expenses in calculating need, and urges proactive budgeting as essential money planning for emergencies, retirement, and education.
Homer Broers was sworn in as mayor by City Clerk Dorothy Wolf on Friday December 22 following the death of Mayor Delbert Adams who served 44 total years in city leadership including 22 as mayor. The council plans a meeting Monday January 30 at City Hall.
Federal rules under the FIFR Act prohibit pesticide labels from carrying disclaimers that a manufacturer bears no responsibility for effectiveness or safety when used as directed. Dr. Harry W. Hays directs immediate review of labeling disclosures and may delay registrations until any noncompliant statements are revised. Manufacturers with current invalid labels may have a reasonable period to use up stock if they remove the unacceptable disclaimers.
In 1972 planning frames a landmark project near Dallas Fort Worth. A six year $250 million plan envisions 100 gate terminals 2 mile runway complex and a three level roadway. Four initial runways rising to six with 11 000 foot to 14 000 foot lengths for future super aircraft.
The Wakarusa Township Fire Department expanded from one fire truck to four over seven years, recording 75 runs in 1966 with property loss of 129 545 and total fire losses of 23 477. Equipment includes pumper No 1 500 gallon capacity, Army surplus GMC 1 500 gallons, Reo 6 by 6 1 000 gallons, and a 1 000 gallon tank truck. The department has held three first aid classes totaling 41 certified, trained neighboring departments, and conducted outreach to update residents’ files. Chief Albert Smith and dispatcher Mrs Albert Smith lead a roster including Larry Brizendine James Rayberh Steve Frohock Lewis Tucker Dean Harvey Dave Harvey Jess Fletcher Don Hamlet David Higgins Martin Anfred Clifford Smith and David Anderson.
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