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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1963

Page

8

Trans Canada Highway a Billboard Haters Haven

Charles Hillinger notes the Trans Canada Highway spans over 5 000 miles from Victoria to St John s Newfoundland. It ranges from unpaved stretches and gravel sections to scenic routes through four national parks and major cities. The piece highlights minimal billboards and vivid landscapes across provinces and territories.

Trans Canada Highway St, John's Newfoundland Trans Canada Victoria British Columbia St. John's Atlantic Rockies Prairie Provinces Ontario Quebec Maritimes Pacific Hope Cache Creek B. C Fraser River Canyon Revelstoke Glacier Yoho Banff Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Lake Superior Lake Huron Callander Dionne Quints Sudbury Nickel Ottawa Montreal Quebec City Laurentians New Brunswick Nova Scotia Gilden Glacier National Park

Skunk Rosy Granted Wildlife Permit After Legal Fight

Ed L. Pruitt and family kept Rosy the skunk at home after agents seized her and charged George Pruitt with keeping a wild animal. A magistrate ruled entry without a warrant was lawful, but the conservation commission issued a wildlife pet permit and returned Rosy to the Pruitt household at Sedalia.

Kansas City Rosy the Skunk Rosey Ed L. Pruitt George Pruitt Sedalia George William Pruitt The Conservation Commission Rosy Sedalia Fairgrounds

Indebtedness In Kansas Government Units Rises To 883 Million

State Auditor Clay Hedrick reported Kansas governmental units carried 883.2 million dollars in debt for the year ending June 30, up 13.5 million from the prior year. Revenue bonds led gains while warrants and notes fell.

Topeka Kansas Clay Hedrick Kansas Turnpike Authority

U.N. to Discuss Viet Government Buddhist Repression

The U N General Assembly session opening September 17 is expected to consider charges that the government of South Viet Nam is suppressing Buddhists.

United Nations, N.Y U.N. General Assembly South Viet Nam

Lucerne Festival Glows With Beethoven and Bach Mastery

Paul Hume surveys Lucerne Switzerland where the festival thrives with Toscanini’s legacy on its silver jubilee. performances by Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau Rudolf Baumgartner and the Lucerne Festival Strings highlight Beethovens and Bachs sacred bond with orchestral grace. The venue Kunsthaus hosts enthralling pieces while Wagner’s Triebschen and Verdi’s Requiem figure in countdown to fall tributes.

Formance Lucerne Festival Rudolf Baumgartner Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau Orlando Gibbons Stoelzel Fischer- Dieskau Bach Baumgartner Fischer-Dieskau Andre Lardot Boyce Vivaldi Lucerne Gibbons Kunsthaus Isaac Stern Leonard Rose Eugene Istomin Beethoven Francescatti Casadesus Peter Jaecklin Switzerland Stadt Theater Schiller Goethe Tauris Marcel Dupre Karl Richter Ernest Ansermet Honegger Jeanne D’arc Au Siegfried Cosima Philharmonia Orchestra of London Triebschen Wagner Liszt

Defected Yank Seeks West Contact in Berlin

An American Army captain, Capt Alfred Swenson of Scranton Pennsylvania, who defected to East Germany four months ago, made contact with a Western newsperson in East Berlin. Army officials could not locate him when attempting to meet, and Reuters reported he was bleeding and ill and complained of mistreatment by East German police as he tried to reach American authorities.

Berlin East Germany West Alfred Swenson Scranton East Berlin Svenson U.S Reuters Army Swenson

Doan’s Pills Offer Quick Relief For Pain and Bladder Irritation

Doan’s Pills claim fast relief from nagging backache headaches and muscular pains. They also soothe bladder irritation and mildly diurese, promising restful sleep and long trusted use for over 60 years.

Dean Doan

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