Home Accident Prevention Guidelines and Tips
This article outlines major risks for children including poisonings and common accidents. It provides detailed prevention rules for storage labeling and handling of household substances, safe medicine practices, and child supervision. It also covers safety at home with stairs toys matches and electrical outlets and urges using local health department pamphlets for quick reference.
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U. S. Public Health Service
Lawrence
Lawence-Douglas County Health Department
Mass
Pozdro Defends KU Symposium Ties With Local 512
Kansas University music theory professor John Pozdro issued a statement defending the Symposium of Contemporary American Music’s close relationship with Local 512 of the AFM. He cites grants totaling over 9000 dollars and necessary AFM sanctions for recording and broadcasting, praising Newton Jerome and Local 512 for support and cooperation.
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John Pozdro
Kansas University
Journal-World Today
Afl-Cio Musicians Protective Union
Local 512
Lawrence
Pozdro
Newton Jerome
American Federation of Musicians
Recording Industries Trust
AFM
Jerome
Lawrence EUE Delegates to Kansas Conference at Salina
Rev. Lawrence R. Kurth and lay member Joel Janzen will represent the Lawrence Evangelical United Brethren Church at the Kansas conference in Salina today. Bishop Paul W. Milhouse of Kansas City will preside. Churches in Lecompton Big Springs Stull Worden Eudora and McLouth also will be represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence R. Kurth
Joel Janzen
Lawrence Evangelical United Brethren Church
Kansas
Salina
Paul W. Milhouse
Kansas City
Lecompton
Big Springs
Stull
Worden
Eudora
McLouth
Drastic shifts eyed in United Presbyterian doctrine
In Columbus, AP reports the United Presbyterian Church in the U S A (northern) will debate major reforms at its 177th General Assembly. Proposals redefine salvation by divine love over predestination and literal Bible interpretation, signaling a broad pacesetting split between fundamentalists and progressives. The changes, if approved, would take effect in 1967.
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Columbus
Ohio
177Th General Assembly
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
General Assembly
Assembly
Edler G. Hawkins
New York City
W. Sherman Skinner
St. Louis
William P. Thompson
Wichita, Kan
Elmo Montag
Beaver, Pa
Wyandotte County Man Missing in Kaw River
James Payne 31 from Wyandotte County disappeared in the Kaw River near the Fairfax bridge after falling from a boat. Robert Coleman 36, owner and brother in law, jumped in to save him but the current pulled the craft away and Payne slipped from his grasp.
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Kansas City
James Payne
Wyandotte County
Missouri River
Fairfax Bridge
Robert Coleman
Payne
Coleman
Mass university teach-in on Viet Nam policy across campuses
Washington reports a weekend teach-in on U.S. Viet Nam policy drew students and professors into long discussions. Many praised the concept as vital yet noted little clear debate on Johnson's bombing of North Vietnam. Some criticized Bundy while others urged televised alternatives.
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Washington
U.S
Margaret Thomas
American University In
Janet Gladfelter
Johnson
North Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Carroll Cagle
New Mexico University
Thomas Horn
McGeorge Bundy
Bundy
Santo Domingo
Stanley Spector
Washington University
St. Louis
Pham Chung
South Viet Nam
University of New Mexico
Southeast Asia
Visitors cluster at Villa Eden area homes
Recent guests included Nate and Denise Pettengill and family from Lawrence and others from Tonganoxie Linwood Eudora Olathe and Kansas City visiting Ruth Pettengill Mae Hadi Anna Torneden and Richard Montgomery households. Visitors also included the Torneden and Reed families.
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Ruth Pettengill
Nate Pettengill
Denise
Keith Davis
Ida Nunemaker
Lawrence
George Mills
Ben Leavitt
Tonganoxie
Alfred Torneden
Mae Hadi
Bob Hadi
Eudora
Roger Torneden
William Torneden
Frank Henik
Earl
Kansas City
Laura Hubbard
Anna Torneden
Charles Davidson
Omar Browning
Linwood
Topeka
la Verne Reed
Richard Montgomery
Olathe
Kurtz
Linwood Births and Household News Recap
May births report for Linwood includes Melvin and Annie Holmes son born May 3 with Quinton Holmes and Tammy born May 5 to Jack Gilliland and wife with Bob Blair and John Gilliland as maternal and paternal grandparents. Community notes list events at M E Church and local gatherings, with 27 guests at a shower for Brenda Huntsman and multiple host families in attendance.
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Melvin Holmes
Mrs
Quinton Holmes
Jack Gilliland
Tammy
Bob Blair
John Gilliland
Omar Browning
H.D.U
Goldie Frederick
C. H. Herrod
Kansas City
Brenda Huntsman
M. E. Church
Sally Huntsman
Barbara King
Huntsman
Robert Pritchard
Lula Lamb
Charles Henak
Lawrence
Christian Church Camp
Victor Browning
Mayme Culp
Robert Culp
St. Louis
Marshall
DeSoto
Soule
Earl Vaughn
Henry Kurtz
Eudora
Lucky Clover
Meadow Lark
Teachers Return To Their Duties Following Strike
In South Bend Indiana 360 union teachers returned to public schools after a week long strike. The return followed a compromise between George T Bull federation president and Louis Bruggner school board president. Wage talks were promised if teachers resumed duties.
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South Bend, Ind
Fomer Marine
George T. Bull
Bull
South Bend Federation of Teachers
Louis Bruggner
South Bend Community Education Association
Education Association
Alex Jardine
Jardine
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U.S. Weather Bureau
First Christian Church
Steve Mitchell
Warren Mitchell
Pioneer Rd
Randy Stewart
George Stewart
Tenn. St
Brad Hanan
Benton Roy Hanan
Wesley Paschall
John Paschall
E. 18Th
St. Terr
Rev
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Journal-World Photo
The
Lawrence Preschool Association
EUE
Evdere
Kaw River
Villa Eden
Roger D. Branigin
Federation
Sisdrance
Bob Charlton
Charlton
Rick Huff
New Hampshire
LA Pizzi
Vermont
Les
Sunset
Lawrence Theatres
Jack Lemmon
Lana Turner
Cliff Robertson
Bil Sargents
Barry Sullivan
Ginger Rogers
NCAA
Astron Corp
Massachusetts
Cepacol
Bayer Aspirin
Botte of
Castile
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