Kansas Universities Waste Taxpayer Research Funds
The three state universities, led by KU, receive hundreds of thousands annually for research from federal funds and private sources. The agencies that should use this work rarely invoke the universities, leaving the state without full benefit.
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Unused Facility Proposes Wide Tax and Government Studies
The speaker urges using university tools to examine Kansas taxes and government funding, propose fair revenue sources, and reduce collection costs. They advocate state agency audits, county government size reviews, and an inquiry into township obsolescence, forecasting a decade of university research.
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Kansas
New 1040 Revisions Aimed At Friendlier Tax Form
A humorous column notes slight changes in the 1040 form including friendlier wording and a more approachable design. It suggests further reforms such as a foolproof form and even an April 15th barter with government offices, highlighting the tension between taxpayers and revenue officials.
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Chanute Credit Association re-elects officers at seventh annual meeting
Chanute Production Credit Association officers for the past year were re-elected at the seventh annual stockholders meeting. Elmer L. Hart of Girard remains president, John F. Wingrave of Yates Center continues as vice president, and Bob D. Hamar of Chanute serves as secretary treasurer for a fourth year.
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Elmer L. Hart
Girard
John F. Wingrave
Yates Center
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Hamar
Beloved Verse Echoes Love From God
A devotional verse from 1 John 4 7 urging readers to love one another as evidence of knowing God and being born of God. This Bible line emphasizes love as a divine attribute guiding daily conduct.
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John
Nazareth Tensions Rise Between Israeli Arabs and Government
In Nazareth, a largely Arab population with communist ties questions Israeli policy. Former mayor Seif Eddine Zubi, pro-Israel in stance, lost reelection to his cousin allied with the communist party. Ben-Gurion says peace depends on Russia and the United States, as arms flow to the Near East mirror 1956 dynamics.
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Jordan
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Russia
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You Can Stop Sinus Trouble as Dr Molner Explains
Dear readers, Post nasal drip is real and caused by excess nasal secretions. Smoking worsens symptoms. stopping helps. Other factors include chronic sinusitis polyps enlarged turbinates and deviated septum. Allergy and irritants may contribute. consult a nose and throat specialist.
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Dr. Molner
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Regional AP Briefs From Across the Nation
A montage of short AP items reports Braaten a jail worker from Vancouver recounts a Hillsboro arrest ride near Fargo. Police in Revere raid homes uncover antiques furs guns TVs swords and a venomous cobra. In Springfield a janitor at Amer ican International College teaches French weekly. Albuquerque signs draw tourists with desert warnings voiced by candidate Roy Walker. In Chicago Julia Michuda divorces after 28 years as her husband resettles in Las Vegas with the couple married in 1926.
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Israeli Arabs suffer under military rule gains contested
The piece contrasts rising Israeli Arab discontent with external tensions, noting nine years of military rule since 1956 and widespread land expropriation. Arabs, 210000 strong, faced 31 percent loss of farmland from 1950 to 1963, while Jews lost 5 percent. High court rulings were ignored to seal land.
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Israel
Ministry of Agriculture
High Court of
Ghabsieh
Galilee
Bane
Carmel
Dier Al-Asad
Government to spend 455 million on mental illness cure in 1966
The Department of Health Education and Welfare estimates an expenditure of 455 million dollars in 1966 to combat and cure mental illness and mental retardation.
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Department of Health Education and Welfare
Friday Night TV Listings and Saturday Schedule Highlights
Television guide style page lists channel lineups for KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW and Chanute, detailing programs from 6:30 p.m. to midnight on Friday and Saturday including Wild Wild West FBI Story Camp Runamuck The Flintstones Gomer Pyle Bewitched Gunsmoke The Ed Sullivan Show Hoppity Hooper Youfta.
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Tammy
Hank
Sammy Davis
Gomer Pyle
Mr. Roberts
Amos Burke
Jimmy Dean
O’brien
Morning to Evening Height Shift Noted by Scientists
Scientists say people are taller in the morning than in the evening and shortest at month’s end. The piece notes a playful office tale about a coward who stayed home New Year’s Eve, going to bed with the chickens.
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Office
Brief 1930s Newspaper Snippets on Prices and Deals
A collage of short lines notes slogans about value and bargains from various papers. It mentions El Dorado Times American Legion Magazine Coffeyville Journal and Emporia Gazette with quips about a dollar a bargain and cheap winter pleasures.
Tonight's Top TV Shows and Guests Listed
NBC at 7 30 features Sammy Davis Show with host Johnny Carson and guests Mic key Rooney Diahann Carroll Joan Rivers Bobby Van Don Allan and Tony Matella. ABCs Addams Family at 7 30 features guest Jack La Lanne. CBSs Gomer Pyle at 8 includes Grandma Pyle visit and a voice loss remedy. ABCs On Boy Is The Honeymoon Over airs at 8 30 with Katy Glen family quarrel and Hoagy Carmichael guest. ABCs Jimmy Dean Musical Hour at 9 showcases Grand Ole Opry stars in a Nashville Spectacular.
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