Public Colleges Face Crisis Of Short Funds
New York reports presidents of land grant colleges and state universities warn public higher education faces a funding pinch from rising enrollments. A survey from 92 institutions shows support for higher tuition, limits on nonresident students, and calls for a 27.7 percent operating funds increase for 1957-58 to sustain quality.
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New York
American Assn
State Universities Assn
Alaska
Puerto Rico
Dry Mild Weather With Scattered Rain Across Nation
The nation saw dry and mild conditions in the eastern two thirds while rain sprinkled the West. Light, scattered precipitation fell from the Rockies to the Pacific Northwest. Flood threats persisted along the Red River in Louisiana with Campti near Natchitoches as the most critical point. Thousands of acres remained underwater between Natchitoches and Shreveport.
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Associated Press
Rocky Mountain
North Dakota
Washington
Oregon
Red River
Louisiana
Campti
Natchitoches
Shreveport
Daily Crude Output Edged Down in Week to May 4
The Oil and Gas Journal survey shows a weekly decline of 18,900 barrels in crude oil and condensate production to 7,522,575 barrels. Texas led the drop, Kansas posted the largest gain, and Oklahoma and Arkansas also rose while Nebraska and Colorado fell.
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Rock Road
Erie
Mount Pleasant Church
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McCormick
Global Briefs in Brief Moments Across Capitals
Mixed reception for Soviet President Voroshilov in Jakarta amid a 100000-strong crowd and palace protests. Britain accuses Romanian diplomat Eugen Perianu of espionage and orders him to leave. Rainier and Grace depart Rome to Monaco to cheers. US to station nuclear-capable Matador missiles with Formosa forces. Macmillan visits Bonn for talks with Adenauer on UK Germany ties. Paris brief notes a three-man com
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Indonesia
Klementi Y. Voroshilov
London
Britain
Foreign Office
Eugen Perianu
Legation
Euratom experts urge rapid nuclear power expansion in West Europe
After a six month study Euratom urged speedy large scale nuclear power development to shield Western Europe from future oil disruptions threatening growth. Oslo reports say Soviet warships are moving from the Baltic to avoid bottling up in war and fear Baltic bases are vulnerable to bomber attacks.
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European Atomic Committee
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Western Europe
Oslo
Soviet Union
Baltic Sea
Baltic
Miss Moore to Quit As E-State Dean
Miss Helen Moore will resign July 1 as dean of women at Kansas State College and become a mathematics teacher. At 63 she would be required to give up administrative duties at 65. She previously served as dean of women at Hutchinson Junior College. successor at Kansas State College not named.
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Manhattan, Kas
Helen Moore
Kansas State College
Moore
Hutchinson Junior College
Buchanan Family Named All American Kansas Family
Mr and Mrs Dale A Buchanan of Topeka and their children Michael 15 and Sharon 11 were named All American Kansas Family in the first nation wide All American Family Search. The family is to be considered for All American Family 1957 at Miami Beach June 1. Buchanan owns a local real estate agency. A national board of editors and Boys' Clubs of America members selected the family.
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Topeka
Dale A. Buchanan
Michael
Sharon
Kansas
Miami Beach
Buchanan
How Can I Remove Grease and Preserve Goods
A Q and A from a past issue describes removing grease spots with benzine then pressing between blotters with a hot iron. It also suggests preventing olive oil rancidity by adding two lumps of sugar to one quart of oil after opening.
How to Treat Small Quantities of Kero Sene
A small quantity of kero sene can vaporize to prevent cracking without damaging the goods. For removing stains from soiled eggs, rub with baking soda mixed with a little water to lift the stains easily.
Truman home burglary reported after guests depart
Former President and Mrs. Harry S. Truman returned to Independence after a trip to New York and Washington. Burglars broke into the residence of Mrs. Jennie Darcek and left dirty dishes as a sign.
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Independence
Harry S. Truman
New York
Washington
Pueblo, Colo
Jennie Darcekk
Local crime report notes pantry vandalism after break in
A Chanute Tribune brief reports a break in at a residence on an unspecified date in May 1957, with culprits rifling the house and leaving creamed corn in the kitchen sink before fleeing. No victims named. Police investigation likely underway.
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