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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1966
Page
10
A guide notes high intensity lamps can aid close work but pose eye strain risks during long study. Use balanced lighting with 100 to 200 watt desk lamps and avoid sole reliance on high intensity units. Visit the extension office at 645 N H St to view approved lamps and borrow for trial.
Delegates from nine townships met at the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Office to elect the 1967 county committee. Charles B. Taylor Jr. was chosen as regular member for three years with Glen O’Connor and Clarence Hausman as alternates. Holdovers David V. Noe and Elmer C. Rappard remain. Noe will chair and Rappard vice chair for the coming year. An orientation in Topeka on Dec 1 will brief new members on duties.
The 15th Annual 4H Electric Leaders Training Conference will be held December 8 and 9 at Rock Springs Ranch. Activities start at 8 a.m. with a welcome by Charles Bates and cover electricity usage and teaching methods. The K-State Singers will provide entertainment Thursday evening and meals are planned. Scholarships and transportation are available. Sponsored by Rural Electric Cooperatives and Electric Companies with Kansas State University extension service.
Michigan State defeats Northwestern to stretch its football winning streak to eight games. The Spartans capitalize on timely defense and efficient quarterback play to gain the upper hand. Northwestern struggles to mount an attack as MSU maintains control throughout the game.
Winter protection for young fruit trees uses chemicals such as Thiram and Arasan 425 and fine wire mesh, applied above 20 inches. Deer presence also sees chemical repellents work while wire screens should keep a 2 inch gap to avoid bark damage.
Dairymen and wives from seven counties will attend the American Dairy Association of Kansas District No 2 meeting in Lawrence at the 4 H Fairgrounds. The session starts 10:30 a m December 8 with reports on state and national dairy promotion programs and a director nomination for a two year board term. A noon luncheon and door prize drawings are planned. Counties in District 2 are Douglas Franklin Miami Johnson Jefferson Leavenworth Wyandotte. Adjournment is set for 2 30 p m.
Prime Minister Lester Pearson says Canada may recognize the Beijing regime if mainland China cannot be seated in the United Nations. He told the House of Commons that lacking progress on U.N. seating, bilateral recognition could be explored with the appropriate government representing about 700 million people.
Susan Freeland offers a practical homemaker guide emphasizing exterior sources of indoor dust. She advises sweeping porches driveways and patios scrubbing adjacent areas and using mats boots and disposables, plus cleaning dust collectors like radiators vents and window sills and maintaining kitchen ventilation to reduce grease and dust.
Michigan State halfback Clint Jones has carried the ball more times than any player in school history, establishing a new rushing record for the Spartans.
About 30 people were arrested at the Municipal Auditorium after a Thanksgiving night disturbance at a rock and roll dance. Police with shotguns and nightsticks cordoned the building as fights broke out and bottles were thrown. Injuries included cuts to six people and a broken hand. shots fired in the venue were blank pistols. Police reported 8,000 attendees with no racial tensions found.
Max Glavick went to his parents rural home for Thanksgiving Day visit and found his father dead. His invalid mother had not eaten or drank for six days. George Glavick, 84, likely died six days earlier of a heart attack while putting license plates on his car. The body was found in the yard and Frances Glavick, 84, was found on a floor. She was hospitalized in fair to poor condition.
Lt. Gov. John Crutcher announced a Kansas legislative seminar and trade mission to Europe from September 15 to October 13. All lawmakers were invited to join by chartered plane to promote Kansas agriculture and industry with planned talks to key leaders and briefings by ambassadors in each capital.
Nine Baker University freshmen appear on the honor roll for the first eight weeks of the fall semester. They include Samuel Cheung-Fai Chan of Hong Kong, Cynthia Sue Chullino of West Ridge Kansas City Missouri, Jo Nina Maria Erwin of Iowa City Iowa, Thomas Allen Mayberger of Prairie Village, Claudia Lyn don Pierce of Baldwin, Michael Wayne Pride of Emerson New Jersey, Sherrill Lee Reed of Belton Missouri, Carlos Gustavo Rodriguez of Chile, and Dona J. Shaw of Bonner Springs.
Oklahoma City AP reports the average life span for American Indians is 44 years, compared with 66 for non Indians. Infant mortality remains a major factor at 18 percent of Indian deaths, though progress includes TB death reductions and health program shifts since 1956.
Chuck Hiller set a Mets pinch hit record by collecting 16 hits last season. The milestone highlights his role as a trusted bat off the bench for New York.
Mrs. John F Kennedy and children Caroline and John Jr spend Thanksgiving in Newport Rhode Island at Mrs Hugh Auchincloss home. A spokesman said they will stay three days before returning to New York. Today is Johns sixth birthday and Caroline turns nine next Sunday.
Michigan State senior defensive halfback Jerry Jones once worked as an usher in Spartan Stadium during his Boy Scout days, a detail that connects his early service with his college sports career.
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