Editorial call for new four year college overhaul
The piece argues four year college inefficiencies and rising costs justify exploring shorter streamlined programs and expanded junior colleges and vocational schools. It urges faculty driven reform with changes in curriculum, standards, and teaching methods, including selective funding to reward innovative colleges.
Shape of Persons Head Determined by Heredity
Dear Dr. Molner explains that a baby head shape is mainly inherited and not fixed by sleep position. Infants have soft skull plates that fuse over 6 weeks to 18 months, with mild positional changes possible but not altering the final shape. Warnings about hydrocephalus or pointed heads are noted, and common concerns reassure mothers.
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Omaha Beach Revisited to Somber Reflection on War
The author tours Normandy’s coast calling butter bowls and pastures lush while recalling Port Winston and Mulberry harbor. He notes Arromanches and the American cemetery then surveys Omaha Beach where clifftop vistas, ruined defenses, and a modest monument mark faded glory and the erasure of war’s remnants.
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Kan sas Bar Association attendees named
Tribune Files reports Chanute lawyers James A. Allen B M Dunham George W Donaldson and John C McCall will attend the Kansas Bar Association gathering in Wichita this week. Senate approves large navy appropriations bill moving toward final action in defense program. Eva A King installed as president of local Business and Professional Women's club at Tioga Inn. Kleen Dravis hosts Les Demoiselles at home with readings. Virginia Dunham visiting. Mrs Annie Larson and Ava Louise Erickson enroll at Emporia Teachers College for summer school. Mrs Rex Truitt and infant Barbara Joan discharged from hospital. Earl Young attending state meter inspectors school at Kansas State College Manhattan.
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TV Tonight and Safeguard Drive Test Highlights
Tonight NBC offers Andy Williams with Maureen O Hara and Bill Dan plus Dorival Caymmi. Ben Casey on ABC at 9. CBS News special tests driving judgment live and film. Channels 5 12 at 9 and 10 30 on 13. Dick Gernert scouts for the Reds.
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Joe Ty dings Aims to Reform State Apportionment
Maryland senator elect Joe Tydings, stepping into the Senate, plans to push reapportionment to ensure one person one vote. He faces resistance from rural power blocs and major lobby groups while defending Supreme Court rulings and opposing a constitutional convention.
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Television Log Listings for May 25 1965 Dense schedule notes
TV guide style entry listing multiple channels and time slots with programs across the day including Today Show Sunrise Semester Wyatt Earp Love Lucy The Real McCoys The Price is Right Game shows and late news, reflecting a local station schedule.
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Real McCoys
Paradoxical Quips Sparked by Local Newspapers
Clips from Garden City Telegram and Clark County Clipper pose a tongue in cheek paradox about doctors and parking spots. A quip questions how Indians could hold a mortgage on a teepee, prompting local sentiment on stereotypes and satire.
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Resolution By KIOGA Asks Probe
The Kansas Independent Oil and Gas Association approved a resolution urging a congressional inquiry into the nations balance of payments with focus on capital outflow from major international oil firms. Kioga directors set a meeting for next week ahead of the Kansas Corporation Commission oil allowables hearing in Great Bend. Clinton Engstrand of Wichita was re elected president for a second term at the two day meeting.
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