Glance Into the Future Less Guesswork By HAL BOYLE
HAL BOYLE argues that modern science now adds factual forecasting to future visions rather than quackery. He cites Dr. W R G Baker and GE predictions of electronic cars, autopilot air traffic, and telephone television, noting technology may not ensure happiness or independence but will increase interdependence and plastic environments. The piece questions whether science improves inner humanity as outer comforts grow.
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Hal Boyle
New York
W. R. G. Baker
General Electric
Baker
Will Be That Man Pursuing Old Dreams
Fragmentary line suggests a man pursuing former dreams will be undone by longstanding nightmares. The wording hints at internal conflict and fate, but lacks explicit names or concrete events to anchor concrete details.
Engineering educators urge big rise in staff and pay
Dr. William H. Miernyk of Northeastern University told the American Society for Engineering Education that U.S. engineering colleges must expand teaching staffs by at least 65 percent in the next decade to meet rising demand. He urged an immediate 45 percent increase in starting salaries for engineering teachers.
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Ithaca
N. Y
United States
William H. Miernyk
Northeastern University
American Society For Engineering Education
Miernyk
Flood Waters Recede After Kansas Floods Hit Hays and Ellis
Flood waters receded in north central Kansas after about 3000 residents evacuated from Hays and Ellis. One man died and four others injured in a gas explosion at a convent in Munjor. The surge damaged the St. Josephs complex and forced 1163 summer students at Hays State College to miss classes. Heavy rainfall over the weekend exacerbated the flooding from Big Creek and Solomon River.
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Anselm Martin
St. Joseph's
Father Martin
Hays
Big Creek
Munjor
Ellis
River blocks U. S. 36 near Phillipsburg isolation of farm families
River flooding isolates 30 to 40 farm families at Kensington and Kirwin near Phillipsburg. Gov. George Docking orders National Guardsmen to assist in the region as authorities respond to the emergency.
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Phillipsburg
Hays
Kensington
Kirwin
George Docking
Dulles Affirms Girard Trial by Japan Court
Secretary of State Dulles told U S District Court the government discussed and confirmed with President Eisenhower the decision to let soldier William S. Girard be tried in Japan. Dulles opposed returning the case to U S jurisdiction saying trials should proceed under agreements with Japan. Girard, an Ottawa Illinois guard, is charged with fatally shooting a Japanese scrap collector. his lawyers called Dulles move a brazen attempt to influence the court.
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Washington
Dulles
U. S. District Court
William S. Girard
Japan
Eisenhower
Girard
U. S
Ottawa
Ill
Defense Wilson
New York
Joseph S. Robinson
Earl J. Carrell
Extra Postal Fund Recommendation For 133 Million Dollars
A House Appropriations subcommittee has approved a recommendation to provide the Post Office Department 133 million dollars in extra funds for the new fiscal year beginning July 1. The panel cut 16 percent from the Postmaster General Summerfield’s request, insisting no curtailment of postal service is needed.
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Washington
Post Office Department
House Appropriations Committee
Summerfield
Midway Staff Is Complete For Coming Year
The Midway Consolidated School of Wilson County announces a full teaching staff for the coming year. A July 12 meeting at 8 p.m. at the Buffalo school will include all last year’s personnel and those expecting to join next year. The list covers Herbert Adams music, Genevieve Anderson first grade, Maxine Collison junior high, Robert Dollar physical education, Rex Ford sixth grade, Charles Garrison administration, Ray Hames junior high, Buddie Horn home economics, James Horn shop, John Laster commerce, Luena Mears fourth grade, Josephine Orendorff English and library, Cleva Pierce second grade, Amye Stevens third grade, Bonnie Travis fifth grade, and Warren Jones science and math. Bus drivers and lunch staff lists are incomplete. Enrollment is expected to rise about 60 percent.
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Midway Consolidated School
Wilson County
Charles H. Garrison
Buffalo
Herbert W. Adams
Independence
Genevieve Anderson
Altoona
Maxine Collison
Robert Dollar
al- the Chanute Tribune
Toom
Rex Ford
Chanute
Ray Hames
Oklahoma City
Buddie Lou Horn
James E. Horn
John A. Laster
Commerce
Luena Mears
Rose
Josephine Orendorff
Benedict
Cleva Pierce
Amye Stevens
Bonnie Travis
Earlton
Warren M. Jones
Vilas
Noted Youths Attire Described by Russell Daily News
A feature notes a handsome teen with his mother's eyes and Bermuda shorts, complimenting his family style as the article lists his father's neckties socks handkerchief and shoes in the same description.
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Russell Daily News
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