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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1966
Page
15
Seventh-day Adventist men who refuse firearms due to belief face scrutiny to be seen as good soldiers. They train in preparation for service while balancing religious obligations and national duty.
Mrs. Esther Ellis attended the State Federation of China Painters of Missouri convention with delegates from Texas Oklahoma Kansas Mississippi California Missouri and also Mexico and Spain. A student review by Jacquelin Johnson featured tap ballet baton and piano numbers. David McKinsey is home on U S Navy leave.
In Goldsboro North Carolina ammonia gas from a fertilizer plant sickened about 30 people including motorists and a man from Seymour Johnson Air Force Base Chief Warrant Officer James K. Welch was treated at Wayne Memorial Hospital overnight. The release followed a loading mishap when a tanker hose parted and a gears change caused the accident.
USS. Communist party leader Gus Hall has applied to the State Department for permission to visit Red China North Viet Nam North Korea and Cuba a spokesman said today. Hall's application has set off arguments within the State Department with officials divided on granting permission.
Continental Can Company dedicated a conference room at its technical center in Chicago to Arthur E. Stevenson, a Lawrence resident and former assistant to the general manager of research. Wayne T. Chiappe praised Stevenson for building a top national packaging research staff. Stevenson, retired, born May 16, 1886, in Illinois, authored scientific papers and held four food technology patents. He studied at Kansas University, earning a pharmaceutical chemistry degree in 1909 and a B.S. in 1912.
Memory Smith of Myrtle Beach was sentenced to four years in prison by U.S. District Judge Charles Simons for failing to file federal income tax returns from 1960 through 1963. Three months of the sentence will be served with the remainder suspended.
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