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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1967
Page
4
The Agriculture Department forecast a 1.7 percent rise in annual food costs from last year with shoppers facing two to three percent higher groceries by summer. Higher meat prices, eggs and dairy may lift costs while citrus and canned goods stay near current levels.
John P. Kipp, a Southwestern University of Louisiana LaFayette senior and son of John A. Kipp, receives the American Society of Civil Engineers Outstanding Senior Award in a special program. He has been on the Dean’s Honor Roll, served five years in the Navy, and will join Shell Oil in New Orleans after graduation.
Lawrence Daily Journal World reports Thomas C. Baker of 912 Maine leaves for eight weeks of recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego and will join his unit. Airman Second Class Henry H Bretthauer, son of Elmer E Bretthauer of Tonganoxie, named outstanding airman in his unit at Walla Walla Washington after completing three weeks of individual training.
Airman Second Class Jerald D. Howell, son of Mrs G Howell of Ottawa, graduates at Keesler AFB Mississippi from the training course for U S Air Force aircraft radio repairmen. He is assigned to McConnell AFB Kansas with the Tactical Air Command. Ottawa Senior High School alumnus.
Moundview Drive Lawrence graduate Airman Brown completes aircraft mechanics training at Sheppard AFB Texas and is assigned to Clark Air Base Philippines for Pacific Air Force duty. George A Anderson of Eudora age 19 earns promotion to airman first class while serving as a medical corpsman in base hospitals and stationed in Munich Germany after France service. 1965 Eudora High School graduate.
Kansas University senior Patricia McGrew won a Fulbright Scholarship to study in Munich Germany She is a KU Chamber Choir member and opera workshop participant Also listed is Robert Hiller of Humboldt another KU student receiving a Fulbright to study in Germany
The hiccup is described as one of humanity's oldest ailments. It is depicted in the Middle East on ancient clay and stone tablets, illustrating its long historical presence.
Marine Private Thomas W. Baker, son of Mr and Mrs, is listed in the latest casualty or service notice. The brief item confirms his status and family connection with the active corps.
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