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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1965
Page
10
Outdoor terrace gains with a roof or awning offering year round shelter and style. Temporary or permanent options suit wood houses and stone or brick settings, with color and materials matched to the home. Lighting and plants enhance nighttime appeal, while screening remains the main night option.
The article surveys advancements easing gardening tasks including air ride mowers, insulated safety tools, floating fulcrum garden shears, lightweight devices for women, travel sprinklers, and a hammer knife using flail action to renew turf and mulch leaves. It highlights safety features and automated or semi automated equipment.
Properly grown container plants and shrubs create instant landscaping for homeowners. Ground covers from florists and garden centers provide quick color with geraniums petunias azaleas or chrysanthemums in red clay pots and long lasting options for permanent plantings.
Practical packing guidance for a cottage or lake vacation covers organizing items by category, color coding cartons, and sealing with cloth tape. It suggests packing clothes separately per family member, wrapping hanger necks, and pre packing arrival essentials in a separate carton. It also notes securing bulky sports gear to the car with reinforced tape.
Water flows again in Pawnee Creek below the Fort Larned dam after Ness County rains. Irrigation user Walter W. Frizell reports he last pumped from the stream in June 1964, ending a near yearlong drought in the channel.
Spring and early summer bring pleasant weather for trips but also dangers. Farm vehicles move on highways causing slow traffic. road crews repair winter damage and detours may follow. motorists should stay alert for holes, crews, soft shoulders, detour signs, night barriers, passing farm traffic, and overconfidence amid good conditions.
Governor William H. Avery met with state architect James Canole and Eisenhower Library Commission members in Abilene to discuss the meditation chapel, the final unit of the Eisenhower Center. Commission chairman Harry Darby said construction could start early this summer, with a small chapel building and a large patio. Avery spoke at a luncheon at the Eisenhower Library.
A brief travel checklist advises notifying police of an absence, canceling milk and newspaper deliveries, locking doors and windows, carrying cash and traveler checks, packing light luggage, verifying reservations, packing meds and toiletries, and listing items to avoid leaving essentials behind.
Dr Samuel Fleming 47 of Spartanburg South Carolina was injured when a Cessna 182 crashed during a landing at State Line Airport in gusty wind. He suffered a fractured left arm and head lacerations but walked away and was listed in satisfactory condition at the University of Kansas Medical Center. The plane struck the ground with its right wing dipping and sliced into the ground leaving twisted metal to a hedge row north of the field.
President Tito marked his 73rd birthday in Belgrade today as crowds gathered to honor the Yugoslav leader. The event occurred amid official celebrations and greetings from state officials and citizens.
The Aluminum Company of America selects the industrial design curriculum at Kansas University for the 1966 Alcoa Student Merit Award program. The package includes a $1,000 grant, free aluminum material, and a technical library. Prof Downer P Dykes notes Alcoa will provide project consultation throughout the year.
President Sukarno appointed seven new Cabinet ministers, increasing the cabinet to 84 members. He said the additions aim to improve efficiency in the administration.
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