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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1962
Page
8
The article warns of poison ivy and poison oak dangers as summer returns. It explains identification by three leaves, spread via skin contact or contaminated clothing and tools, and advises washing with soap, using weed killer, or digging out plants. It notes there is no cure and urges precautions to avoid outbreaks.
McLouth social page lists visitors and gatherings including Mrs Minnie Creel Mrs Woodrow Sigg and children from Chapman Kansas Mrs Frances Harker hosting Daylight Circle Club Thursday. Other entries include Topeka guests Mrs Daisy Edmonds Mr Lloyd Dobbs Denver visitors Mrs Robert Tointon and two children and a bridal shower for Opal Skaggs at Muncie plus weekend visits to Hiawatha and Clearwater.
The National PTA launches a three year action plan to improve lives of economically and socially deprived youngsters. Local PTAs nationwide will develop nursery schools, expand day care and counseling, and form community committees to tackle school dropouts and youth unemployment.
An Ohio State University research bulletin reports that about 142 million telephones exist worldwide with 52 percent in the United States. It notes the U S S R holds roughly 4 3 million instruments and emphasizes rising demand for better voice communication.
The AMA reports in the Journal of the American Medical Association that two people of equal weight may react differently to the same amount of alcohol due to experience and conditioning. Habitual drinkers absorb and oxidize alcohol differently, food slows absorption, and brain resistance to alcohol varies little. Impairment can occur at blood alcohol levels as low as 0.02 percent, with a fatal range from 0.6 to 0.8 percent.
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