University of Kansas plans 13 year growth to 21000 students
Editorial notes KU will pursue a 13 year building program to house about 21000 students by 1975, with current enrollment about half that. The piece warns limits exist on physical expansion to maintain efficiency and education quality, citing campus traffic controls already in place.
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Kansas plans to strengthen higher education statewide
Growth in Kansas higher education requires absorbing Wichita University into the state system and expanding junior colleges. Private colleges deserve support, while facilities financing and public concern must rise to meet future needs across cities like Lawrence Manhattan Emporia Pittsburg and Hays.
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Pioneer Women Endured Harsh Trek Across the Plains
The excerpt notes decades of hardship faced by pioneer women and men during the plains migration. It also mentions Barbara Ward's work on world poverty and a reflection on aging readers and a colonel's spaceflight achievement.
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Arbitary Flights and Urban Affairs Featured Here
A fragmented monologue questions terminology for astronaut flight details and muses on urban life and classrooms. It touches on satire of Kennedy era medicare plans and stirs thought on driving to classrooms as a metaphor for filling minds.
Oil prospects brighten in Chanute area says Kaney
Twenty five years ago Tribune reports W W Bill Kaney forecasts crude oil prices from 1 50 to 2 a barrel and increased field activity near Chanute due to major producers showing interest in leases. W J Shepler and Charles Bertram note stronger local leasing demand.
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Bible Verse Exhortation from Isaiah 55 6
A devotional verse urges readers to seek the Lord while he may be found and call upon him while he is near, quoting Isaiah 55 6 as a call to spiritual urgency and prayer.
Nixon Ballot Fate Hangs on Los Angeles Ruling
A Los Angeles superior court judge may decide whether ex Vice President Nixon becomes California governor. The Waters vs Hughes lawsuit cites a $205,000 loan from Hughes to Nixon’s brother, with testimony set for March 9 and requests to seal deposition as political in nature. The piece also critiques a House Ways and Means panel blocking Kennedy’s aged care bill amid AMA opposition and party tensions.
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Powers-Abel trade hints at veteran for youth swap
Clips note Ken nedy sent a veteran to the Reds for two youngsters in the Powers Abel deal. Some candidates may use the song Hey Look Me Over as a campaign theme with a cautious postscript about closeness.
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Selma DJ Claims World Marathon Broadcast Record
Disc jockey Dan Morgan of WCWC in Selma claims a world record of 202 hours 48 minutes 47 seconds for marathon radio broadcasting. A physician reported no ill effects after his stint of more than eight days. Morgan, 27, ended his broadcast Saturday night with brief interruptions for food and exams. The station said he surpassed Peter Tripp’s 200 hour mark set in Times Square in January 1959.
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Audience With Pope For First Lady in Rome
Mrs. John F. Kennedy will have an audience with Pope John XXIII at Vatican City during a Rome stopover on the way to India and Pakistan. Atty. Gen. and Mrs. Robert F. Kennedy had a prior audience on February 21. Rose Kennedy met the Pope last October 2.
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To Your Good Health Dermatology Advice on Dry Lips and Dandruff
Dear Dr. Mother answers reader questions on dry lips and scalp flakes linked to skin as a whole. He suggests seeing a dermatologist, considers year round dryness from dry air, diet Vitamin A, and potential seborrheic dermatitis. He also notes ulcers, lip sensitivity to lipstick, and invites readers to request a booklet.
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Erie community notes honor longtime resident Foxworthy
Tilman Foxworthy, 92, guest of honor at a rummage sale event in Erie, with World Day of Prayer observance planned for 2 p.m. Friday at the Christian church. Regular church dinner served Thursday noon and other community updates follow, including local moves, births, and a veterans rehabilitation conference in Washington.
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Dr. Curran 89 dies. famed glaucoma pioneer in Kansas City
Dr. E. J. Curran, 89, renowned ophthalmologist and glaucoma surgery pioneer, died Sunday in Kansas City. He founded the ophthalmology department at the University of Kansas Medical Center and helped save many eyes.
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Help Your Child in School: Shared Responsibility
An educational expert argues both parents influence a child’s thirst for knowledge and should cooperate. He cites a USC professor and a family example where mother enforces discipline and routines while the father fosters long term curiosity, stressing joint support for academic success.
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University of Southern California
Television Log Cards for KOTY and Local Stations
A dense, era-typical TV schedule lists prime time offerings across channels KODE-TV KOAM TV WDAF-TV and more. Programs include To Tell the Truth Cheyenne Pete & Gladys Price is Right Father Knows Best Danny Thomas Andy Griffith Hennesey Thriller Ive Got A Secret Weather News Ben Casey Jack Paar Mr Lucky and late news with Peter Gunn.
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Hearing expert to visit Chanute Kansas March 7
Sonotone hearing specialist Mr. Grover Davis will offer free examinations and advice on Wednesday March 7. He invites friends and family with hearing problems to consult, receive an audiometric test and view the new ear level hearing aid worn at the ears with no body contact.
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