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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1964

Page

12

Sex as a gift and guide to healthy relationships

Editor notes from a condensed book chapter urge teens to view sex as a sacred gift from God and to pursue love through emotional and spiritual connection. The piece argues against premarital sex, emphasizes communication, mutual respect, and patience before marriage, and contrasts love with mere physical attraction.

Special Rules for Form 1040A Use in 1963 Tax Returns

The piece explains who may use Form 1040A versus 1040, with income thresholds and itemizing rules. It covers standard deductions, dividend exclusions, and dividend credits, plus joint versus separate returns for husbands and wives and notes on who must compute tax themselves.

Internal Revenue Service

J Hardin Smith Named Top Bell Post

ST LOUIS AP J Hardin Smith is named secretary treasurer of Southwestern Bell Telephone Co after seven years as Kansas general manager and vice president. A St Louis native, he led Kansas operations since 1957 and heads the Kansas State Chamber of Commerce. He replaces Robert Bankson retiring after 43 years with the firm.

ST. Louis J. Hardin Smith Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Kansas Kansas State Chamber of Commerce Kansas City

Reds Sign Agreement on 1964 Trade Protocol

Mongolia and Communist China signed a goods exchange protocol for 1964 in Peking. Mongolia will supply horses, sausage casing, pelts and hides in return for silks, cement, chemicals, machine accessories and sun dried articles.

Tokyo Mongolia China Peking New China News Agency

Bones Identified as Hutchinson Boy's Remains

Bones found in a pasture northeast of Ellsworth Kansas were identified as James Eckart a 17 year old from Hutchinson who disappeared July 15. Sheriff Ted Wilkens said cause of death could not be determined immediately and declined to speculate on foul play. The bones were sent to Lawrence for pathologist examination.

Ellsworth Kan James Eckart Hutchinson Ted Wilkens Lawrence James D. Merle Eckart Westfall Lincoln County Eckart Jack Vanier C. A. Lindsay Brookville Wilkens Dan Urbanek Ivan Peden Kansas Bureau of Investigation Gale Allen

Joint Meeting Scheduled by County Planning and School Boards

A joint meeting of the Douglas County Planning Board and the Douglas County School Boards is planned for 7 30 p m January 29 in the Courthouse. The meeting was previously scheduled for Thursday.

Douglas County Planning Board Douglas County School Boards

Cigarette Sales Banned at State TB Hospitals

Pennsylvania health officials order an immediate ban on cigarette sales at four tuberculosis hospitals and consider extending the ban to state general and mental hospitals. Health Secretary Dr. Charles L. Wilbur cites smoking as an extremely dangerous habit.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Charles L. Wilbur

Northern California and Nevada hit by heavy storms and floods

Storms and gale winds battered the region from Eureka to the Bay Area. Redwood Creek flooded Orick forcing evacuations, water five feet deep in the logging town, Eel River breached banks in Humboldtd County, and the Golden Gate Bridge saw gusts up to 60 mph prompting warnings to drivers.

San Francisco California Nevada San Francisco Bay Area Orick Eureka Calif Redwood Creek Humboldt County Golden Gate Bridge

League Admits Negroes After Repeated Votes

Kansas City unit of the American Contract Bridge League voted 150 to 40 to admit Negroes. The first two votes had opposed desegregation.

Kansas City American Contract Bridge League

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