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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1965
Page
9
A flying student learns through short and soft field takeoffs and landings. Instructor Glenn Nauman demonstrates rapid climbs, flap positions, and controlled descents to clear obstacles and build speed. Each session reveals new challenges, proving the plane a dependable instrument and delivering fresh thrills.
Jerseyville Illinois seven children aged 2 to 10 died in a house fire with six trapped upstairs and one on the first floor. The parents Paul J Taul and his wife survived. the father was burned trying to reach the baby. The fire started in the basement and its cause is unknown. Taul works as a machinist at Olin Mathieson in Alton.
Joe Baranowski a Dodge manufacturing plant guard and noted fitness leader for Mishawaka youth died Thursday at his home from a heart attack. He was 50 and had been cited last April by President Johnson as one of 12 top national fitness leaders.
The Oskaloosa Independent, Kansas oldest weekly, begins its 106th year with its first edition dating to July 11, 1860. John Wilkins Roberts, age 78, still writes a weekly column while grandson of the founder remains linked as editor though John P. Hoskinson now manages.
The Associated Press reports heavy rain and storms across the Midwest and Southeast with tornadoes in the Dakotas Minnesota Montana Iowa Wisconsin Illinois and damaging winds. Georgia Alabama and Florida endure deluges and in Savannah three children die after electrocution amid a gate touched by a 4 000 volt line. two others injured as they ran to aid.
Washington AP reports Defense Department tallies for the week ended July 5 list Air Force Capt. Paul R. Windle of Greensburg Kansas among those killed by hostile action in South Vietnam. American deaths rise to 469 for the period, with 98 wounded total 2 604 since January 1 1961. Prisoners up to 16 and missing to 43.
The text notes that Maine is unique among continental United States states by touching just a single other state. It emphasizes Maine’s geographic peculiarity in sharing a border solely with New Hampshire.
North Carolina faces a heated debate over a 1963 anti Communist law banning on campus speech by Communists or speakers who pleaded the Fifth Amendment. Critics warn of academic freedom violations while universities risk accreditation. A nine member study commission will report by November and may prompt repeal or changes. Governor Moore signals a possible special session if changes are urged.
A European Union funded study explores how early embryonic development is organized. Researchers examine cellular processes and molecular signals guiding the formation of life before birth, aiming to map critical stages and potential intervention points.
Tom Watson age 18 of Lyndon Kansas drowned while swimming in Lake Pomona. Ed Warner 16 of near Vassar was with him and tried to rescue him after Watson reportedly cramped about 100 yards from shore.
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