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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1963
Page
1
Dr. Molner argues for universal Pap smear use after citing American Cancer Society data showing a near 50 percent drop in uterine cancer deaths over 25 years. He shares letters from readers, details how early detection saves lives, and notes tests are inexpensive, simple, and often available free or low cost locally.
Ralph Louis of Topeka spoke to the Lawrence Sertoma club at the Eldridge Hotel outlining goals for an honor club and community sponsorships. New members Don Holmes Bill Lieb and Herb Mall were inducted. Plans for a Sertoma light bulb sale start Oct 10 and a Nov 9 bus trip to the Nebraska Kansas game were announced. A golf ball weight rule is noted as 1.62 ounces.
Rainfall in September at Worden 1.80 inches versus 3.30 normal. year-to-date deficit 11.36 inches. KU mail incident revealed a film package left atop a post box but recovered by a postal worker. Script ideas sought for Rock Chalk Review. deadlines set for Oct 17 to Dec 20 with rehearsals in Feb. Community events include LIFE picnic at Potter Lake and school program updates. planning officials discuss Lawrence traffic and thoroughfares.
James R. Holder, a KU graduate student and U S Navy lieutenant, applied PERT project management to petroleum and highway planning. Under Charles F Weinang and Glynn Anschutz guidance, he developed Kansas Highway Department project planning using electronic processing for graphic PERT networks, aiding both Navy Polaris and highway operations.
Girls from 4-H clubs modeled Yardstick Fashions for 4-H at India School Monday night. About 100 attended the style revue featuring outfits for Learning to Sew, jumper dresses, coats, day wear, sportswear and party dresses with models from Cottonwood Meadowlark Rock Chalk and Jayhawk clubs. Cot tonwood narrator Mrs Paul Pierce and assistants Mrs Walter Heck Mrs Anthony Fornelli and Mrs Clyde Kampschroeder coordinated the event.
A Lawrence junior and two local grade school students join KU Theatre for The Emperor Jones, opening Oct 9 to 12. Ward Russell, Edith Stagg, and Mike Hamm are in the cast alongside KU and visiting performers, with William Reardon directing.
William Ferguson state attorney general will address a Phi Delta Phi kansas university meeting at the Holiday Inn Thursday at 8 p.m. He will discuss Practice Before the U S Supreme Court. The program opens with a social hour at 6 p.m. and dinner at 7.
John Wayne Knackstedt a 16 year old of 637 Vermont Street faces a first degree robbery charge. A hearing is scheduled for 10 am October 16 in County Court after he failed to post a 5000 bond following Tuesday's arraignment. Beurman of Route 1 was robbed Sunday morning and hospitalized but released Tuesday.
The city commission reheard the appeal by Joe Stroup and Bill Vantuyl against a work stoppage order issued by Building Inspector Louis Stone for a 915 La. St. apartment. The cease and desist was denied on Sept. 17. Their attorney, Gerald Cooley, argued the builder faced $11,000 in teardown costs and damage to neighbors, while surrounding property owners supported the project. The panel found the inspector not at fault, and Mayor Springer urged further study before deciding. The body also enacted a parking code with color-coded meter zones and rates.
A Los Angeles Times piece describes Puetzchen in West Germany near Cologne as a nostalgia fair echoing American traveling shows. It portrays carnival tents, a ferris wheel with distant views toward Duesseldorf Bonn and Coblenz, playful prizes, and wary American visitors amid a festive but risqué mood.
Douglas County business firms purchased federal gambling stamps, with 313 stamps sold in Kansas. Attor ney General William Ferguson urged investigations into stamp holders for possible violations of Kansas anti gambling statutes. County officials planned close surveillance of the firms, most of which operate pinball machines.
Mrs Mable Hegeman thanks friends for cards flowers and kindness during her illness and stay at Lawrence Memorial Hospitalexpressing appreciation for community support in this brief note.
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