Kansas grads find work close to home says state study
Emporia State University reports May graduates face steady teaching jobs with demand in business education librarians secondary counseling and special education. Non education fields show rising offers and higher match to majors while relocation reluctance keeps many employed within Kansas. Virginia Musgrave and Herb Waltz note 90 percent of E State graduates stay in Kansas.
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Emporia State University
Emporia State
Virginia Musgrave
Herb Waltz
Kansas
Chanute Chamber urges 21 day flag display across community
The Greater Chanute Area Chamber of Commerce urges residents of Chanute and nearby areas to fly the American flag at homes and businesses for 21 days from Flag Day today through July 4. The letter frames flag display as a unity symbol honoring American ideals and common purpose amidst imperfect progress.
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Chanute
America
Tacos Spark School Debate Over Free Speech
Fort Scott school controversy centers on an editorial about cafeteria tacos. Editor Mark Brillhart and his teacher face pushback as critics clash over responsibility and freedom of speech in a journalism program.
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Fort Scott
Mark Brillhart
Brillhart
Readers Call to Honor America With 21 Day Flag Display
Tribune readers urge Congress to declare a 21 day period from Flag Day to Independence Day for public gatherings and activities to honor America. Chanute plans to display weatherproof lighted American flags in the Central Business District. citizens are asked to fly flags daily and reflect on freedom.
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Chanute
Subscription rates for Neosho area publication
Audit Bureau rates list by mail in the trade territory Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties. One year includes 48 cent tax bringing total to 16 dollars 48 cents. Six months 9 dollars 79 cents. Three months 5 dollars 67 cents. One month 2 dollars 58 cents. Tax amounts shown separately.
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Chanute
Communist church gains control of 250000 American Serbs
Washington reports allege the Yugoslav Communist party backed church will assume spiritual leadership of 250000 American Serbian faithful. Supreme Court ruling furthers transfer of 5 million dollars in U.S. church property. UDB secret police allegedly installed the head of the church in 1958 and supposedly briefed priests sent to America as potential spies.
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America
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KCIA
Communists Said To Take Over Serbian Orthodox Church
Secret FBI memos recount a 1958 Yugoslav UDB campaign to install Bishop German as patriarch and to subvert the Serbian Orthodox Church in the United States by discrediting Bishop Dionisije. Documents describe blackmail plots, bribery, and a court victory favoring the Communist-backed church.
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United States
Yugoslavia
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UDB
Uprava Drzavne Bezbednosti
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Washington
Supreme Court
Skubitz Fights to Secure Parsons Plant in Defense Battle
Rep. Joe Skubitz of Kansas pressed the House floor for keeping the Parsons Army Ammunition Plant in Pittsburg area with Lone Star and Parsons, arguing cost efficiency versus a rival Mississippi plant led by Sen. Stennis. He cites plant capacity, potential upgrades, and a five year completion timeline while signaling his retirement next year.
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Armed Services Committee
Melvin Price
D-Ill
General Accounting Office
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