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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1966
Page
8
Textile updates highlight chameleon cloth that shifts color with chemical bath and is non reversible. Paper dresses cost 1.25 with two designs and petite to large sizes. New seam tape allows on the edge hem bonding and repeated reheating. Rayon varieties differ in wet strength and stability, with trade names guiding selection. Guatemala reports up to 245 earthquakes in a week.
Miss Anke Schulz a 23 year old German farm youth exchange student arrives in Lawrence for a three week stay with the Hugh Boyce family Route 5 as part of the 4H International Farm Youth Exchange. The Kellogg company sponsors. the program spans six months with 32 countries participating.
Kansas 4 H clubs use a tiered charter system with five seals white red blue and purple. Requirements include age range eight to nineteen members with a community leader and active officers plus a year plan. Seals add criteria from meetings to leadership projects and community service. Four Douglas County members attend the State Junior Leaders Conference at Rock Springs Ranch July 5 to 10 with more than 300 teens attending nationwide events.
Article by OLETHA BLEVINGS urges real self discipline and decisive action to manage time and energy. It stresses starting tasks promptly, avoiding procrastination, and adopting a "do it now" mindset to increase efficiency and reduce waste. It also covers parenting guidance on modeling responsibility and letting children learn self management.
Article urges increased future food production from cultivated land and healthy soil. It explains that soil pH below 7.0 causes acidity and reduces crop yield, advocates agricultural lime to raise pH and supply calcium and magnesium, and recommends soil tests for legumes. Government cost-sharing in Douglas County via the Agricultural Conservation Program offers $1.30 per 1 000 pounds of Effective Calcium Carbonate.
Hanoi Radio broadcast that American airmen captured in North Vietnam may be tried as war criminals. It paraded pilots through Hanoi claiming the crowd acts as a street tribunal. Pentagon says 37 U.S. prisoners exist in North Vietnam, with no Navy captives confirmed.
McLOUTH Matt Black of Xavier spent the weekend with his brother Frank Black. Miss Carolyn McPherson wed Neil Waterman of Washington. Several local relatives from Bennington, Eudora, McLouth, and nearby towns visited or hosted relatives. Additional names include Davison of Kansas City, Sco thorne, Brown, Shrader, Van Dorff, Miller, and others visiting or moving.
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