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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1964
Page
8
Ruth Daniloff argues DIY work is discouraged in Soviet life, yet Russians show initiative despite propaganda. The piece notes sly class snobbery, gender roles, and the 1958 shift urging students to work with hands and sewing, challenging state ideals.
In St. Louis United Presbyterians organize 15 learning centers with about 300 volunteers helping roughly 1,000 school children stay on track. The drive aims to cut school dropouts while a separate cooking note gives steps for frying thin zucchini slices in milk and seasoned flour.
The East African Wildlife Society urges French designer Marc Bohan to stop using cheetah skin in coats. An open letter notes cheetahs belong in national parks and warns against fashion driven poaching as researchers begin a East Africa cheetah population study. A recipe for wrapped chicken livers follows.
President Johnson will wield the spade that started the Jefferson and Lincoln memorials when he breaks ground for Washington's John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. Senator-elect Robert F. Kennedy will represent the Kennedy family. Actors Jason Robards Jr. and Sir John Gielgud will read portions of Kennedy speeches and a Shakespeare passage.
Instructions describe browning 2 to 3 chicken pieces in fat, coating with flour and spices, then simmering with boiling water onions and rice until tender. Garnish with parsley and paprika. Suggest serving with buttered carrots and salad. Mention optional sherry for cheese pie pastry.
A simple paste of salt and olive oil can erase marks left by hot dishes on furniture. Apply thinly, let stand about an hour, then wipe away for a cleaner surface.
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