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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1968
Page
12
A reader asks why a baby was born in a car and not a hospital. Ann advises not to blame the mother for being slow or fast. Additional letters discuss smoking habits in a partner, and a man’s abuse toward spouses, with guidance on leaving abusive relationships.
A note states family will applaud broiled fish served with slices of crisp bacon, suggesting a simple, savory, crowd pleasing meal.
Maj. Albert L. Brooks of Lawrence received the Distinguished Flying Cross the Bronze Star and the 10th Oak Leaf Cluster to the Air Medal at Forbes Air Force Base Topeka Col Gordon Duncan presented the awards Brooks is cited for extraordinary aerial achievement as an A 1E Skyraider pilot in Southeast Asia on April 3 1967 and meritorious service as maintenance officer with the 602 Fighter Squadron from December 1966 to November 1967 Brooks retired December 1 and lives at 403 Dakota St with his wife and three children.
Hillcrest PTA met at 7 30 p m in the school gym with Sue Hall as speaker on modern elementary science teaching. Kennedy School PTA heard Robert Taylor discuss advanced curriculum and noted changes in staffing and lunch program plans.
Brownie Troops 712 and 713 toured Rustys bakery with troop leaders Mrs Reeves and Mrs Ramsey for 712 and Mrs Burwell and Mrs Campbell for 713. Other recent events for Troop 713 include a cookout at Broken Arrow Park an investiture at Kennedy School with new brownies Diana Burwell Linda Findley Tammy Lash Diane Rorabaugh Janie Sattler Sherry Smith Russell Woods.
Vending machines sold ice cream novelties in 1966 totaling 376,176,000 units. The figure reflects widespread consumer demand and distribution across outlets during the period.
Reading fragment notes a Mass street venue named Title Tea Room with a sixteenth item or section reference and a contact code 3-1151. Details are sparse but indicate a listing or listing-like notice in a local paper.
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