Students Fear Those Wicked Old Scientists
AP report notes a Purdue University survey of 15 000 high schoolers finding 14 percent think there is something evil about scientists and 9 percent believe you must be a scientist and be honest. The piece compares youth views with Soviet scientific output and warns of anti science attitudes shaping the future.
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ED Creagh
Associated Press
Washington
Industries of America
Purdue University
Weny
K State Adds Ph.D. Work in Two Fields at Manhattan
Kansas State College will offer Ph.D. programs in mechanical engineering and agricultural economics, announced by Harold Howe. The State Board of Regents approved doctoral work in these areas, bringing the total fields authorized for Ph.D. degrees to 15. On Oct 11, 1910 Theodore Roosevelt became the first U.S. President to fly.
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Manhattan
Kansas State College
Harold Howe
State Board of Regents
Theodore Roosevelt
U. S
Rattlesnake Smorgasbord Delights Dighton Event
Mildred Webb, Lane County home extension agent and hostess, offered a novelty smorgasbord with fried rattlesnake, cottontail curry, pheasant with mushroom sauce, fried okra, and more. The unusual menu featured rattlesnakes gathered by Miss Webb for the gathering in Dighton.
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Mildred Webb
Lane County Home Extension
Miss Webb
New Homes Help Fund Coffeyville Trip Belt
Coffeyville backers launch an 85000 drive to fund the college band and pep squad trip to a national bowl. The effort involves Mr and Mrs Harry Smith and longtime railroader Arthur Hays, with railroad allies from Missouri Pacific and southern Kansas divisions supporting lodging, travel, and equipment for players and fans. The project follows the band’s travel constraints after Hurricane Betsy and seeks solid financial footing for the grand journey.
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F. F. Bar
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Low
Harriet Hobbs
Hays
Tillatson
Tim
Emer Ringe
Southern Kansas College
Dighton
Los Angeles
Buren
Ark
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Arthur Hays
Railroad
van Buren
Coffeyville
Gartin urges county farmers to brag for Mississippi
Lt Gov Carroll Gartin urged Lowndes County Farm Bureau members to boost state pride in Mississippi. He wrapped up his talk by noting six presidents of the United States were National Guardsmen and urged a bold, Texans-like yell in responses and telegram ads.
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Columbus
Miss
Carroll Gartin
Lowndes County Farm’ S Bureau
Mississippi
United
Young arson claim shocks magistrates in timber yard inquiry
In Wolverhampton England an 11 year old boy faced magistrates after admitting he threw matches into a timber yard. He said he acted because the yard was the best place to start a fire with lots of wood nearby.
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Wolverhampton
England
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