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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1965
Page
5
Teen readers dismiss TV ad influence while advising on meat safety and dating lessons. Answers cover advertising, meat cooking, and relationships with blunt, practical guidance from Ann Landers readers.
The Douglas County chapter of the American Red Cross received 138 blood donations in May. Donors at the Blood Center in Lawrence Memorial Hospital include Vernon Hattrup Thomas Han enkrat Dorothy Maloney James Honn and many others with extensive lists of volunteers and staff such as physicians nurses and aides who assisted in administration and donor care.
Chives and capers, both chopped, are mixed into mayonnaise to accompany fish. The blend adds a bright, tangy note and can be prepared quickly for a flavorful seafood dish.
Airman Dan H. Hazelet son of Mr and Mrs John C Hazelet of Lawrence has finished U S Air Force basic training at Lackland AFB Texas and has been chosen for technical training as a language specialist at Indiana University He is a 1961 Lawrence High School graduate who attended Kansas University Also five area men enlisted in the Air Force on June 10 their departure by jet airliner to Lackland AFB for six weeks of training They include George Anderson Jr of Eudora Charles E Cummings of Eudora Mike Davenport of Lawrence Gary T Elli
Pvt. Darel D. Burd age 21 son of Mr and Mrs William H Burd Route 1 Lecompton completed a light vehicle driver course under the Reserve Enlistment Program at Fort Jackson South Carolina on June 10 He received instruction in operation and maintenance of military vehicles up to and including a two and one half ton truck Burd is a 1962 graduate of Lecompton High School Gerald N Cozort son of Mr and Mrs Ernest C Cozort of
Mammoth Springs native Capt. Cozort graduated from Maxwell AFB Staff College and will be reassigned to Scott AFB. His wife Doralene is cited as the Kerby family connection of Lawrence. Robert H. Price Jr. also graduates from the U S Air Force Academy earning a second lieutenant rank and a BS in basic science and mathematics. He is headed to Williams AFB for pilot training after repeated merit list honors.
Cadets are required to finish 1662 semester hours of college work over four years. The rule sets a demanding curriculum pace and total credit load for each cadet.
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