Whit Austin Leaves Kansas Board Of Regents
The Salina Journal editor Whit Whitley Austin resigns from the Kansas board of regents after two terms and eight years. He is credited with active leadership during higher education changes, challenging professionals and advancing reform in state schools.
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Harvard of the West and the Rhodes Scholarship Debate
The author critiques Harvard's Rhodes Scholars 1965 results versus Yale and Princeton, noting Harvard produced ten of thirty two winners while state universities lagged. He argues for creating a Harvard of the West to elevate regional education and contends there is insufficient professorial talent to support such a program.
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Colitis and lax on treatment options for nervous colon
Dr Molner discusses colitis as a nervous condition with multiple contributing factors. He notes pain relief and stress reduction are essential, diet should be normal with minor restrictions, and tranquilizers may aid relaxation. He cautions against relying on cures like dogs for asthma and urges medical evaluation for underlying causes.
Chanute purchases $5,600 fire truck to boost city and rural coverage
The Chanute fire department ordered a modern $5,600 Peter Pirsch truck from Kenosha Wisconsin to improve city and surrounding area response. Delivery is slated for early February with a cab and windshield to prevent crew freezing during long rural runs.
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Danger at the Near East crossroads over water and war
Drew Pearson describes rising tensions at the Israel Arab border over dwindling Sea of Galilee water. Arab and Soviet arms buildup increases risk of clashes that could draw the United States and USSR into a larger conflict.
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Arab Israeli showdown warned by military balance analysis
The assessment outlines Arab air power including 500 Egyptian planes with 52 MIG-21s and 80 MIG-19s, while Israel fields about 450 aircraft with 75 Mirage fighters and 60 Magister trainers. It notes missiles, long range projectiles, and a population gap, plus water disputes near Galilee as potential triggers for war.
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Tonight's Top TV Shows March of Time and East of Eden
March of Time on ABC offers a light hearted look at America's romance with the automobile and its impact on daily life. NBC presents East of Eden featuring James Dean and cast, a Steinbeck drama about family and love amid pride. CBS Reports Color highlights The Volga on Soviet planning for the 21st century versus a 19th century heartland.
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Tuesday and Wednesday TV Schedule Highlights
The page lists daily TV lineups for channels KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW with color soaps, westerns, comedies, dramas, and late-night shows. Programs include The Fugitive, Peyton Place, Dr. Kildare, The Tonight Show, Gidget, Green Acres, and The Virginian among many others.
Tanning Skin Does No Good And Could Cause Harm
A letter to readers warns that tanning provides no health benefit and may cause harm including sunburns and skin tumors. Panelists advise obeying parents, suggest sunbathing at home as a safer alternative, and reference a bedroom sunbathing club in Kentucky. Virginia teenager asked for guidance. Martha Lee offers a free copy of Femininity In The Junior Realm.
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Clips Quips and Quick Quotes From Newspapers
A collection of humorous lines from Wichita Eagle Parsons Sun and Wall Street Journal notes includes a quip about fish not aging and growing faster when caught, a reflection on middle age, and a playful office remark about finances and staff cull.
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Potholed simile notes spending habits from Coffeyville Journal
A housewife remarks about an acquaintance who spends money quickly, saying she "cuts a wide peel from a small potato" as reported by the Coffeyville Journal. The quip likens frugality to a broad expense from limited means.
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