Status of Area Jucos Prompts Regional College Planning
In 1964 and 1965 Topeka outlined future state aid rules for junior colleges with vague language now missing. Southeast Kansas eyes six JCs aiming to stay viable through potential state support. Parsons bolsters facilities while Coffeyville and Independence study a merger. Chanute Fort Scott and Iola approve new bonds. Competition and possible consolidations loom.
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Never-Never Land: A Santa Barbara Weather and World View
The piece reflects on Southern California life as the Times shows parochial bias. It critiques coverage of Viet Nam and Asia, religion pages and astrology, notes local political figures like Reagan and Brown, and cites quirky local ads and oddities, ending with the sense of a perpetual dreamlike nowhere.
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Cooperative school areas proposed for Neosho county
County Superintendent Dorothy Heilman published a plan to organize fifty one rural schools into 25 cooperative areas and to group graded schools in six towns to serve nineteen surrounding districts, aiming for a total saving of 19152.11. The measure follows state school law provisions and would benefit all school patrons.
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Psalm 27 1 Lord is my light and salvation
A devotional verse presents Psalm 27 1 declaring the Lord as light salvation and strength. The passage emphasizes fearlessness and trust in divine protection amid life challenges. It serves as a daily scripture reflection for readers seeking encouragement.
Dodd Inquiry Sparks Senate Fealty Rally
Senate Foreign Relations members showed strong backing for Sen Tom Dodd of Connecticut amid questions about his dealings with a West German agent. Senators Russell Long Claiborne Pell and Stuart Symington defended the senator to preserve the Senate’s unity. Ful was the committee chair who raised the issue.
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Two sides of the IUCD debate and eye bleed guidance
In a health column Dr Molner weighs pros and cons of intrauterine contraceptive devices noting updated steel rings plastic spirals and nylon forms may not stay in place and carry risks such as expulsion bleeding and tubal pregnancy. The column also answers reader questions on a retinal bleed in old age and latent diabetes with practical guidance.
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Urbana Area Wolf Drive Honored at Mrs Patty Dinner
Clarence Stipp of Michigan Dick Stipp Fort Lew is Wash Nancy Stipp of Chanute were guests of Mrs Alta Patty honoring Dick home on 10 day furlough. Ernest Gillett and Harris family birthdays and Harris 11th anniversary noted. Larry Nordstedt and George family tied weekend visit in Valley Center.
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Senate ethics clash over Dodd affair and Klein inquiry
Fulbright and Morse press for a transparent inquiry into General Julius Klein's ties to Dodd and whether Klein reported speeches to the Justice Department. Pell urges private talks, while Dodd skips Senate Foreign Relations scrutiny amid ethics committee turbulence. Colonel McElroy aids LeMay in Los Angeles. humor and sharp exchanges color their bond.
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Television Listings Rush Through A Weekend Schedule
The page outlines Saturday and Sunday TV highlights across stations KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute Ch 3. It lists programs by time slots including Flipper, Get Smart, Gunsmoke, Heaters, and late news. The long grid shows departures and returns of soaps, games, and variety shows across channels and periods.
Top TV Tonight Highlights Christian Education and Classic Dramas
Television listings describe a 4 p.m. Channel 4 Christian education program for youth in drama and dialogue across 19 half hour episodes. CBS airs Secret Agent at 7:30 p.m. featuring John Drake pursuing a scientist with a dangerous virus. Maxwell Smart and The Claw contend with a stolen bomb formula. NBC presents A Place in The Sun at 8 p.m. with Elizabeth Taylor and Montgomery Clift. Sunday offers Heart of America Dog Show at 1 p.m. from Municipal Auditorium and Ed Sullivan Show at 7 p.m. with Pearl Bailey and Irish acts.’
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Local families share weekend visits and events
Nordstedt niece Bec ky Hutchens visits Sunday. Several couples visit Mrs Daisy Walker in Erie. Bertha and Ralph McMillen host gatherings with Chanute guests. Birthday slumber party honors Betty Heilman with guests Wendy Elliott Debbie Bowers and others. A new baby born to Mike and spouse in Kansas City. Coyote drive and Willing Workers 4 H beneft dinner draw good turnout at Hillcrest school for Bill Frederick.
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