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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1957
Page
3
An expedition narrative Details a hazardous overland trek across East Africa with vehicles battling mud and rain. The party endures stuck jeeps, flooded rivers, and treacherous mud seeks a safe camp amid Serengeti terrain. After repeated setbacks a miracle dry spell allows crossing a final river and reaching camp.
A regional conference event spans multiple cities including Surry San Angelo and Wichita. Officials from SBA and various business groups plan sessions on drought relief, food processing, and economic recovery. The gathering targets farmers bakers and merchants in Oklahoma Kansas and Texas, with discussions on collaboration and policy measures.
Dr. Gordon Ericksen associate professor of sociology at Kansas University told the Lawrence Kiwanis Club that improving living conditions in the Caribbean hinges on birth control. Representing the U S State Department aid program, he warned that without reducing births per family, per capita production will not rise and conditions may worsen, potentially inviting Communism.
The K U Extension sponsored conference in the Drvad Room Memorial Union discusses library use in hospitals and correction centers. Five speakers include Lorna Swofford and Ruth Gagliardo with Dr Ralph Crawshaw and George Waggoner. Two roundtables cover existing facilities and implementing changes.
The South Korean National Assembly unanimously adopts a resolution demanding nullification of the Korean armistice, arguing it aids communists in North Korea. The text will be sent to the U S Congress.
Robert M Mudspeth of Leavenworth resigns from the State Board of Penal Institutions after five decades as a federal and state penal officer. He had previously clashed with Gov. Fred Wallace over a 1958 veto while serving as warden of the Kansas Penitentiary.
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