Wescoe’s Legacy and Kansas Future Leadership
An editorial reflects on Clarke Wescoe’s tenure as KU chancellor and notes his tough era marked by Wichita University’s state-system entry and athletic turmoil. It calls for a successor with vision and state support to sustain excellence amid financial and institutional pressures.
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W. Clarke Wescoe
Wescoe
University of Kansas
Wichita University
Jack Mitchell
Bill Easton
Dick Harp
Fraser Hall
Kansas
Clarke Wescoe
Cockeyed year in politics as Wallace leads chaos
John Harris frets about the 1968 election on the first Tuesday in November. He notes Wallace could win southern states with a racist vote while Humphrey is split by a divided party and Nixon struggles to secure electoral votes. If no majority emerges, the House may decide, with regional power skewed by Nevada and Alaska. Politically it’s a cockeyed year.
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George Wallace
White House
Hubert Humphrey
Senator McCarthy
Richard Nixon
Wallace
John Birchers
Pat Paulson
House of Representatives
Nevada
Alaska
California
Lyndon Johnson
Ne York
New Jersey
Maschussets
Mi Igan
Pennsylvania
Humphrey
Chicago
County raises bonds and inches toward goal
Twenty five years ago the county opened up to deposit over sixty seven thousand dollars in bonds, still aiming for about six hundred thousand. Mrs Phyllis Sturdevant county barn drive secretary announced today. Fifty years ago Max Strope and Herschel Barnes traveled to Lawrence to seek acceptance into the student army training corps after passing the physician's exam.
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Phyllis Sturdevant
Max Strope
Herschel Barnes
Lawrence
Student Army Training Corps
Boy joins student army training corps at state normal
Ed Hardendorf traveled to Pittsburg this morning to enroll in the Student Army Training Corps at the State Normal. A girl was born Sunday morning to Mr and Mrs Samuel Stone of 402 East Walnut.
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Ed Hardendorf
Pittsburg
Student Army Training Corps
State Manual Training Normal
Samuel Stone
E. Walnut
Community fund drive praised for Chanute achievement
The United Fund in Chanute met its goal for charitable organizations, led by Dean Sutcliffe and crew. The piece endorses state funding for teachers to ensure uniform standards while acknowledging local control over facilities and auxiliary functions. It notes a past error in reporting gasoline donations and urges continued community and state collaboration.
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United Fund
Chanute
Dean Sutcliffe
Dean
Whitley Austin
The
Salina Journal
Stalin Returns on Screen as World War II Hero
Moscow AP report notes Joseph Stalin, out of political favor since 1956, stars in a new three part Soviet film Liberation of Europe at Mosfilm Studios. The cast features actors resembling Stalin Roosevelt and Churchill, amid renewed official and public debate over Stalin's wartime legacy.
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Moscow
Joseph Stalin
Mosfilm
Stalin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Winston
Churchill
Europe
Bukhudy Zakhariadze
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Writer Suspended For Premature Marine Push Story
SAIGON AP The United States Command suspends press credentials of UPI correspondent Bert Okuley for 30 days for using a story prematurely about the U S Marine push into the southern half of the demilitarized zone. The UPI bureau in Saigon said the release was inadvertent.
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Saigon
United States Command
United Press International
Bert Okuley
U.S
Okuley
Red Guards Aim to Disrupt Nomination and Election
Washington columnist details alleged plans by youthful radicals to disrupt the November election in major cities, disrupt rallies, intimidate voters, and seize campus operations. Intelligence reports warn of further protests at Columbia Harvard and beyond, with possible creation of a new left party.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
America
Red Guards
Chicago
Democratic Party
Columbia
Harvard
Auto Union Backs Demos At UAW Endorsement Vote
DETROIT AP Walter Reuther says UAW delegates endorsement of the Humphrey Muskie ticket shows working people remember their friends. Humphrey Muskie won 2 319 votes or 88 percent of 2 638 ballots. Wallace 271 votes about 10 percent. Nixon Agnew 27 votes about one percent.
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Detroit
Walter Reuther
Richard M. Nixon
Guv. Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
TV Tonight Guide
Prime listings include The Virginian Daktari Peyton Place Bob Hope Green Acres The Outsider Jonathan Winters and Movie hour plus News schedule details.
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Jonathan Winters
Television Log Highlights for Chanute and Wichita Stations
TV schedule fragment lists day Thursday September 26 with programs across KVOO WIBW KCMO KODE WDAF channels. Includes Sunrise Semester, Education shows, Talk and Game shows, soap operas, news, and The Tonight Show lineup with hosts and time slots.
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Kvoo.tv
Chanute
Wdaf.tv
Kcmo.tv
Kode-Tv
Wibw-Tv
All Star Theater
Ed Allen Fe
Tonight on TV: New Seattle adventure series and more
Tonight's schedule features ABC chance for a postwar Seattle woman shortage plot in Tonight's Top TV Shows Here Come The Brides at 6 30. The Virginian offers a cattle town thriller with oil pressure at 6 30 on NBC. NBC presents a Bob Hope Comedy Special at 8 with guest stars. CBS carries The Beverly Hillbillies at 8 and The Outsider closes NBC at 9 with a model disappearance turning to murder.
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ABC
Seattle
NBC
James Daly
Geraldine Brooks
Bob Hope
Carroll Baker
Angie Dickinson
Zsa Zsa Gaber
Angirl
Vikki Carr
Cyd Charisse
Jill St. John
CBS
Jed
Drysdale
Isaiah 43 10 Witnesses and servants of the Lord
A devotional verse from Isaiah 43 10 proclaims that the Lord's witnesses and chosen servants may know believe and understand that there is no God formed before or after him. The passage emphasizes monotheism and divine uniqueness.
Mayetta to Stage Indian Pageant
A band of Pottawattomie Indians plans a pow wow for peace on a site west of Mayetta to mark the last Kansas raid of 1878. The event caps the Governors Interstate Indian Council’s 21st annual convention in Wichita with 25 states represented. Gov. Robert Docking is to speak Friday night at the university fieldhouse.
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Mayetta
Kan
Kansas
Dull Knife
Governors’ Interstate Indian Council
Wichita
Robert Docking
Wichita University
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