Time to Unite on Garden City junior college issues
An editorial urges unity after the junior college board halted out of state athletic recruiting. It shifts focus to the bond election for a new racio campus east of the city, urging the Quarterback Club to support broader college goals and a strong campus and dormitories to attract local and area athletes.
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Garden City
Junior College Board
Raco
Garden City Community Junior College
Quarterback Club
Junior colleges urged as key to expanded higher education
The National Observer argues junior colleges prove more than a high school extension. From 50 plus new junior colleges in 1965 across 19 states to 789 nationwide, enrollment rising from 97,631 in 1930 to about 1.15 million, the piece cites lower costs, flexible admissions, and community service as strengths.
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Edmund J. Gleazer Jr
American Asa@pciation
Area subscription terms and rates in Garden City
By carrier month in Garden City, $1.65. Payable to carrier in advance. A carrier elsewhere 30e per week. By mail to Finney, Lane, Scott, Wichita, Greeley, Hamilton, Grant, Haskell and Gray counties 9.00 per year. Elsewhere $15.00 per year. Telegram motor carrier service requires publication-day delay mail in cities with local carrier service. Local carrier rates apply. College students $5.00 for a month school year. The Associated Press is entitled to exclusive use of focal news print and AP dispatches.
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Garden City
Finney
Lane
Scott
Wichita
Greeley
Hamilton
Py. Grant
Haskell
Gray Counties
Telegram Motor
Looal
Grea College
Ex Schoolteacher Probes Right Wing Broadcasts in Senate
Washington's Gale McGee, a Wyoming Senator and former teacher, to investigate right wing radio TV programs tied to H L Hunt and John Birch Society figures. Reports detail growth of Life Line Hargis Manion Forum and Smoot broadcasts, with concerns of brainwashing and extremist propaganda amid CBS influence efforts.
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Gale Me
Gee
Wyoming
Capitol HM
Texas
McGee
John Birch Society
Senate
H. L. Hunt
Life Line
District of Columbia
Mexico
Howard Kershner
America
Clarence Manion
Manion Forum
Billy James Hargis
Canada
Kent Courtney
Dan Smoot
Smoot
Carl Melntire
Catholic Church
Harlot Church
Neworks
Columbia Broadcasting System
David W. Dye
Lubbock
Tex
CBS
Sen. McGee
Hal Boyle Says Marriage Also Changes a Man
A humorous note on how marriage reshapes men, contrasting courting charm with post wedding habits. The piece catalogs shifts in generosity, spending, gentleness, punctuality, and daily routines as husbands become more ordinary, practical, and occasionally hungry.
Today in History Dec 10 1968 Mississippi Admitted to Union
Friday December 10 1985 marks the date in history with events from 1921 US Britain France and Japan signing a Pacific status quo treaty to 1817 Mississippi joining the Union to 1941 British ships Repulse and Prince of Wales sunk by Japanese planes. Notable other items cover Eisenhower resigning FAA head and de Gaulle riots in Algeria with 127 killed. George Washington quote included.
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United States
Great Britain
France
Japan
Pacific
Mississippi
Union
Alfred Nobel
Allenby
Jerusalem
Saar
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Civil Aeronautics
Frederick Lee
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
FBI
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Landenberg
Lang
Hal Boyle
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Taylor Plaza
Water Conditioning CO
Continental
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