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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1967
Page
3
Centennial students wrap up the school year with many activities. Sixth grade studies ratios and maps while younger classes perform plays. An ice cream social, art projects, and field trips accompany lessons in math science and social studies as staff and visitors engage with classes.
Mrs. Kelicher's class reviews yearlong sounds while drawing five point pictures and coloring still life. Students weave baskets from colored paper and explore stalls for activities. They viewed a film strip and listened to a record about the San Diego Zoo and animal sounds.
Only 37 percent of motorists report always wearing seat belts on trips of 25 miles or less from home, yet within this short radius four in five traffic accidents occur.
An Australian woman who tried to stow away on a U S naval cruiser in Sydney will appear in a movie with her Coast Guard boyfriend Sandra Hilder 20 who hid in an admiral s cabin overnight April 19 and Seaman Bernard Bud Brewer 23 will play a pair of lovers in Did You Hear the One About the Traveling Saleslady The film also stars Phyllis Diller The couple met two months ago while Brewer s ship was docked in Sydney.
Brigadoon, the first musical at Lawrence High, plays 7 30 p m Thursday Friday and Saturday in the LHS auditorium. The cast with singers and dancers is backed by the school orchestra under Don Beene. Millard Denny and Duncan Couch direct the stage cast. Reserve tickets with the school before performances. Students sell general tickets but seating still requires school reservations.
Sen. James B. Pearson proposes a federal bill granting a 50 percent tax credit against federal payments for state and local income taxes. He argues the measure would help cities and states raise revenue for metropolitan and regional programs amid federal predominance in income tax. The statement cites 1962 figures showing 93.8 percent of income tax collected by the federal government and 6.2 percent by state and local governments. The list of names follows.
David McClain of St. Joseph Missouri, a KU junior, will serve as chairman of the College Intermediary Board. John Hoppe of Ottawa is vice chairman, with Doug Curts of Kansas City and Hannah Bell of Prairie Village named as new board members.
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