Hampshire liberal arts college proposed in Western Massachusetts
An editorial praises Hampshire as a new liberal arts college formed by Amherst Smith Mount Holyoke and UMass to open in 1968. It will have no fraternities or sororities and no intercollegiate athletics, aiming for low-cost quality education and relief for sponsoring schools. It could model higher education and inspire Kansas to seek similar, affordable options.
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Hampshire
Western
Massachusetts
Amherst
Smith
Mount Holyoke
University of Massachusetts
Kansas
The barber trade and its fading breadth of skill
In a nostalgic reflection the author recalls small town barbers as multi talented figures who did close shaves and many services. He laments the shift to routine cuts, notes the loss of old techniques with time and a new generation untrained in shave and specialty skills.
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Leonardo da Vincis
Police
Relocation plans on US 169 touted for Thayer to Morehead
D J Fair director of the state highway department announced completion of relocation plans on US 169 between Thayer and Morehead with early paving prospects. New route will parallel Santa Fe tracks on the west side from Thayer to Morehead reducing sharp turns and may extend south along tracks from Morehead. Norman Martindale Roy Glenn Turner Harrie Stewart Howard Stipp and Arthur Gardner among test-passing private pilots. Montague Jr. earns commercial license and will pursue instructor rating in Wichita after 250 flight hours. James Trabue and wife of Petrolia welcomed a daughter at Johnson hospital. Eva A King returns to Chanute after Neb home visit.
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Neosho County
Kansas
D. J. Fair
State Highway Department
Thayer
Morehead
Santa Fe
Norman Martindale
Roy Glenn Turner
Harrie Stewart
Howard Stipp
Arthur Gardner
CAA
O. E. Dickerhoff
Frederick Montague Jr
Wichita
James Trabue
Petrolia
Johnson Hospital
Eva A. King
Chanute
Meany blocks U S wheat sales to Russia amid Taft Hartley debate
Midwest senators threaten to curb labor driven limits on section 14 B and right to work until George Meany lifts his ban on selling U S wheat to Russia. Meany alone has halted shipments from a 800 million bushel carryover while Russia and other nations increasingly supply Moscow. Canada France Argentina Australia push exports. U S farmers face acreage cuts as Meany backed by Paul Hall pushes demands with no legal basis.
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Neosho County
Chanute
Erie
Thayer
Galesburg
St. Paul
Shaw
Earlton
William N. Collier
Boston
Mass
United States Treasury Department
Washington
Midwest
George Meany
U.S
Russia
Argentina
Australia
Canada
France
Potatoes Still A Healthful Low Calorie Food
Dear Dr Molner defends the potato as a nutritious item with moderate calories per weight and notes fat from butter or gravy, not the potato itself. Health guidance covers milk for older adults, eggs, and stretch marks, plus a Calorie Chart pamphlet offer.
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Joseph G. Molner
M.D
Dr. Molner
MR. G. A
Irish
Idaho
Maine
Michigan
Grain policy critique fuels new wheat subsidy debate
The piece argues the 50 percent American ships rule blocks grain sales to communist nations. It accuses Meany and the Maritime Union of safeguarding profits, detailing subsidies that fund U.S. vessels and distort prices. It cites Kennedy and Johnson commitments and notes 1964 65 market figures.
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Maritime Union
Television Log Highlights For Tuesday August 24
TV guide style rundown lists stations KVOO WDAF KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute with airings including To Tell The Truth Wagon Train Alfred Hitchcock Ben Casey Vietnam Winning the Peace and The Tonight Show. Notes weather news sports and local chatter fill the day across NBC CBS ABC and independent slots.
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Kvoo.tv
Wdaf.tv
Kmbc.tv
Kode.tv
Wibw-Tv
Chanute
Karen
Jonathan Winters
Glynis
Wendy and
Danny Thomas
Bev
Trakimaster
Jack Benny
Donne Reed
Lone Ranger
Lloyd Thaxton
Ranger
Jungie Jon
Bat Masterson
Woody Woodpecker
Bugs Bunny
Huntley-Brinkiey
Walter Cronkite
Mr. Novak
Joey Bishop
Television Highlights Tonight Include Mimi at Summer Playhouse
TV listings note Mimi starring Mimi Hines and Phil Ford at 7 30 p m on CBS with misadventures at a health resort. A feature on training a champion trotting horse Duke Rodney airs on Ch 7 at 7 30 p m. The Farmer's Daughter on ABC 8 30 p m and a CBS News Special Report at 9 p m on Vietnam: Winning the Peace airs across channels.
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Summer Playhouse
CBS
Mimi
Mimi Hines
Phil Ford
Bill Haughton
Duke Rodney
CBS News
Vietnam
America
Johnson
Southeast Asia
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