Education And Politics Do Not Mix, KU Chancellor Says
Lawrence Kansas AP Frank Murphy retiring University of Kansas chancellor told 1100 at a commencement dinner that politics and education must not mix and urged a climate that preserves educators focus on tasks. He cited campus growth and new endowed professorships while noting opposition from Republicans and a future UCLA posting.
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Two Revolutions Sweeping World
Kansas City AP reports two revolutions sweeping the world as described by G Keith Funston president of the New York Stock Exchange. He spoke on global change impacting finance and politics.
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G. Keith Funston
New York Stock Exchange
Erie Area Legion Auxiliary Hosts Gold Star Mothers Honor
The Erie Legion post auxiliary held a pancake supper honoring Gold Star mothers with three named mothers in attendance. Auxiliary officers for the coming year were installed. Also reported are social club games, local visits, and school district events including the Erie School budget approval and board re election.
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Airliners Searched After Anonymous Call
An anonymous caller in New York claimed a bomb on a jet, prompting searches of four airliners across the country. Trans World Airlines jets with 81 and 107 passengers landed in Kansas City and Wichita respectively, a Pan American DC7 diverted to Bermuda, and an American Airlines plane was searched in Dallas with no bombs found. The call, from a man calling himself Mr. Schwartz, said the idlewild departure would blow up.
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Connecticut Reports Safest Highways With Low Death Rate
Connecticut had the nation’s safest highways last year with 212 deaths per 100 million miles driven. An official from the National Safety Council noted the state’s tough enforcement program began mid June 1955 with license suspensions for convicted speeders. A group from the American Legion auxiliary visited Wichita.
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New Pile Cure Promises Non Surgical Relief
A New York report touts Bio-Dyne based Preparation H as a non surgical healing substance for hemorrhoids. It claims pain relief and shrinkage in many cases with users saying piles have ceased to be a problem. Available as suppository or ointment with money back guarantee.
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