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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1964
Page
7
Guy Lombardo, bandleader, performs two shows this summer. He opens at Jones Beach Amphitheatre with Around the World in 80 Days then drives to the World’s Fair for a nightly orchestra session of lively dancing music. This schedule highlights Lombardo’s wide range of performances each evening.
AP reports from New York that a pushbutton cleaned home will free a wife and mother to pursue profession and community roles. Consuelo Hauser, a Boulder engineer and mother of three, foresees plastics transforming home construction and dust disposal via electrostatic methods as major housekeeping functions fade into hobbies.
Dear Ann Landers features a hospital bed testimonial from a patient who left the office grind after a massive heart attack. He credits his new time to live to death’s warning and vows to use remaining years wiser, while urging executives to take vacations.
The Vinland Valley 4-H Club met in the school gym with 26 members. Roll call was a temperature contest. Mike O Bryan spoke on Light Meters and Diane Denham on Handling Negatives and Prints. Susan Cornelius discussed camera parts and Bobby Bigsby described Care of the Camera. Loren Impson demonstrated developing film.
Warner Bros purchases the film rights to Any Wednesday for 750000. Author Muriel Resnik and the five producers who financed the Broadway play share in the sale. The production details and cast remain undisclosed.
A campaign coffee event is set for 10 a.m. Friday to support Donald White, Republican candidate for Kansas Attorney General, hosted by Mrs. R. C. Gorton at 843 West 22nd Street Terrace.
Beefs pork and poultry lead outdoor dining sales this weekend with ribs at 65 cents a pound and boneless duck roasts at 65 in New York outlets. Corned and ground beef also featured as summer staples. Pork prices drift upward in some areas while loin roasts spare ribs and hams remain good buys. Broiler-fryers are strong in the Midwest. Fresh vegetables are ample with beans cabbage celery corn cucumbers lettuce onions green peppers and tomatoes. California plum crop dominates fruit season along with bananas blueberries cantaloupes cherries lemons nectarines peaches and watermelons.
The piece notes the return of the old raccoon coat as a collegiate style symbol. It discusses modern adaptations like slimmer fits and fly front models to cover closures and address missing buttons.
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