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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1963
Page
7
Dear Ann Landers prints a teen letter arguing against public hand holding and calling teen love mostly physical. The column advises teens to learn words and act as adults. Also a childless couple asks about babysitting and evenings out, with guidance to gradually socialize the 18 month old.
Supermarket specials push a frugal Father’s Day feast with low beef prices near multi year lows and cheap fryers. Smoked hams vary regionally while fresh pork holds steady to rising. vegetables and fruit staples like watermelon cantaloupes bananas and peaches are plentiful as seasonal local produce moves northward toward strong regional crops.
Various 4 H and HDU units met at the fairgrounds to hear Mary Sturhahn of Topeka on social security topics. Diabetes test strips were distributed to India members cooperating with Cottonwood 4 H Club. Next meetings set for July 11 at Mrs Kaiser’s home and a combined Oakridge Woodlawn Sarcoxie unit gathering at Grant School.
Ruth Gagliardo, renowned in children's literature, writes a memorial piece for Frederic G. Melcher in the June American Library Association Bulletin. Melcher, a New York City publisher and donor of the Newbery and Caldecott medals, died in March after a long career since 1895. The article notes Melcher’s role and the upcoming awards ceremony in Chicago.
Robert Wayne Kulterman of Kansas University received a doctor of science degree from the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque during the 71st annual commencement. He holds a BA in mathematics from Augsburg College and an MS in electrical engineering from the University of Minnesota and has worked at Sandia Corporation before joining KU as an assistant professor researching solid state electronics.
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