Editorial on governance and rising lawlessness across campuses
The piece argues that people unwilling to be governed invite capture or anarchy, citing Kansas State University and New York City as examples. It notes officials’ helplessness when faced with arson, reporting Nichols Gym burned at Kansas State University and expressing doubt arsonists will be caught, while referencing ongoing hopes.
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Kansas State University
New York City
Kansas State
Manhattan
James McCain
Nichols Gym
Consent Required on Campus Patrols and Democracy
The Kansas State campus incident reveals the futility of strict law and order measures. Even with patrols by police and ROTC students, the deed occurred and nothing changed. The piece argues that consent and willingness are essential for democracy and that coercive fixes threaten democratic governance.
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Tro
ROTC
Kansas State
Postage Stamps Stir Debate Over Church and State
The U S Postal Service faces criticism from the American Jewish Council over a Christmas stamp featuring Jan van Eyck’s The Annunciation. The AJC argues the stamp endorses specific religious ideas, while others see it as a harmless commemorative issue amid growing stamp-of-the-month trends and associated costs.
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Jan van Eyck
Gabriel
Mary
Jesus
Iph
American Jewish Council
The
AJC
Coal wage dispute nears settlement as rail controversy persists
Twenty five years ago Washington reports a near settlement in the coal wage dispute after nearly a year of wrangling, while the railroad controversy remains contentious. A Kansas State High School Activities Association trustee election names Dr W W Bass to succeed E R Stevens on the board. City officials held a closed session this morning with reporters barred and details undisclosed. Harold Olson, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Olson, enrolled as an RAF pre flight aviation cadet at Maxwell Field Alabama. Opal Kennedy arrived from Evanston Illinois to attend Northwestern University students.
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Washington
W. W. Bass
Kansas State High School Activities Association
E. R. Stevens
Johnny
Harold R. Olson
Frank Olson
RAF
Maxwell Field
Ala
Army Air Forces Training Command
Hidden Faces Premiers Dec 30 On NBC as Adventure Mystery
AP reports Irving Vendig launches Hidden Faces a daytime serial on NBC aimed at long life. Vendig promises active plots with on screen action and character development rather to talk of offscreen events, in contrast to typical soaps. He previously created Edge of Night and wrote nine years of its scripts.
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New York
NBC
Irving Vendig
Vendig
Veteran writer recalls Perry Mason radio run and TV transition
Vendig reflects on scripting 2,200 Perry Mason radio episodes over 15 years and the later Raymond Burr TV series for nine more. He discusses plans for Hidden Faces, the slow uptake of daytime serials, and misgivings about Bay as a concept. Also notes NBC process from concept in 1966 to sponsorship and revival.
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Raymond Burr
Reynolds Backed for Labor Post in Nixon Shuffle
Washington column notes James J. Reynolds led Nixon talent polls for labor secretary, with Reynolds urging George Shultz as a Republican alternative. The piece recounts cabinet briefings, Head Start ties, and Maurice Stans missing out on treasury to David Kennedy, with Stans becoming commerce secretary.
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Nixon
James J. Reynolds
Labor
Reynolds
Quentin Reynolds
George Shultz
Lyndon Johnson
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Maurice Stans
the Treasury
Stans
New York
California
Eisenhower
Hip Shots The Business of Public Office
A columnist argues public office can cost a businessman time and money yet boosts visibility. He says voters notice services, but heat of office is real and misinformed critics skew perceptions. Good conduct and listening can protect a business amid political life.
Vilas 4-H Club Hosts December Meeting
Thirty members responded to roll call as Nancy Carlson presided. Miss Carlson and Karen Nelson placed the purple award seal on the charter. Darlene Lowe announced the program featuring a citizenship talk by Keith Nelson and a Carlson demonstration. Kim Aden directed Christmas caroling and cheer boxes were delivered to each home visited, hosted by the Kenneth Nelson and Robert Black families.
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Vilas Vikings
Nancy Carlson
Miss Carson
Karen Nelson
Darlene Lowe
Keith Nelson
Miss Carlson
Kim Aden
Kenneth Nelson
Robert Black
Conscience Fund Payment Sent to New York City Comptroller
An envelope postmarked Mt. Kisco New York contained 25 in bills and a note addressed to Mario A Proccino mispelled as Prochechini urging payment to the conscience fund. The money will go to New York City's general fund.
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New York
Mario A. Procencino
Mt. Kisco
N.Y
Mario Prochechino
City of NY
NY City
Preecacino
Tribune Phone Relay for Carrier Contact
If you cannot reach him, call HE1 3400 after 6 p.m. for carrier contact.
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Tribune
TV Tonight Highlights Holiday Classics and Mysteries
NBC presents Tonight's top shows including Little Drummer Boy narrated by Greer Garson and an animated Christmas fantasy. ABC features Ugliest Girl in Town and The Flying Nun. CBS airs Hawaii Five-O with a dramatic death sequence, and a Guns of Batasi feature. Also on tap are Fast and Sexy and several movie slots with June Allyson, Dick Powell, and Loretta Young.
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NBC
Greer Garson
Bethlehem
ABC
Timmy
San Tanco
Andy Williams
CBS
Danny Williams
Richard Attenborough
Jack Hawkins
Africa
Mia Farrow
Dale Robertson
Gina Lollabridgida
Bob Hope
Carol Lawrence
Stella Stevens
Heritance
June Allyson
Dick Powell
Loretta Young
John Forsythe
TV Tonight Schedule Highlighted by Classic Lineup
A TV guide style list shows Blondie Hank Stram and the Flying Nun with Christmas specials. Prime time features Hawaii Five O Bewitched Movie 24 Dean Martin That Girl Journey Unknown and Go To The Races with news at ten.
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Hank Stram
Television Log Highlights and Schedule Snippet
Broadcast list shows evening lineup including The High Chaparral Nutcracker and Don Rickles broadcasts. Notable entries include Gomer Pyle and Star Trek. Also features Tonight Show and Joey Bishop slots with movie airings scattered across late afternoon to night.
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Felony Squad
Gomer Pyle
Don Rickles
Will Sonnett
Anthony Quinn
Judd
Joey Bishop
Real Santa Claus Caught By Mechanical Revolution
NORTH POLE Alaska AP The mechanical revolution reaches Santa as Don Miller 56 mayor and postmaster doubles as Santa Claus and plans to use a $14000 plane after Christmas. He expects to process about 700000 letters on Christmas Day with mail from Australia New Zealand Ireland Scotland Kenya Vietnam and East Germany. His son Terry 25 was elected to the Alaska state Senate while Miller sits on the state board of paroles.
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North Pole
Alaska
Santa Claus
Don Miller
Miller
Fairbanks
Australia
New Zealand
Ireland
Scotland
Kenya
East Germany
Vietnam
Santa
Terry
Alaska State Senate
State Board of Paroles
Scout News Pack 100 Den 3 Christmas Party Planned
Six Cub Scouts met Monday at Otterbein United Methodist Church annex with Mrs. Earl DeVries and Mrs. Howard Spurrier. The meeting opened with the flag salute led by Bruce LaRue and Christmas projects were completed. A Christmas party is set for Monday at 2 p.m. in the annex.
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Otterbein United Methodist Church Annex
Earl DeVries
Howard Spurrier
Bruce LaRue
Marion Spurrier
Den
First Baptist Church
Jack Hunt
Phillip Wheatley
Ebaugh Named Dean of Utah Medical School Effective July 1
Dr. Franklin G. Ebaugh Jr., 47, dean of Boston University School of Medicine, will become dean of the University of Utah College of Medicine effective July 1. He succeeds Dr. Kenneth B. Castleford, who will become vice president for medical affairs Jan. 1.
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Salt Lake City
Franklin G. Ebaugh Jr
Boston University School of Medicine
University of Utah College of Medicine
Ebaugh
Kenneth B. Castleford
University
17 year old boy jailed for taxi robbery in Formosa
A 17 year old boy was sentenced to 10 years in jail for taking part in a taxi driver robbery that netted $3.75 on June 11. Yang Chung-hsu was one of three involved. the other two suspects remain at large. The loot was divided equally among the trio.
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George Washington
Lincoln
Formosa
Yang Chung-hsu
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