Stuco Plans Campaign For Bond Issue At Garden City
At the recent student council meeting the bond issue was prioritized. Roscoe Walder spoke as faculty advisor. Campaign plans include downtown outreach on Saturday January 15, approaching Gary Stelting about band participation, door to door handouts, handbills, and distribution of cards and bumper stickers to voters. Plans include coordinating with the high school council and junior college efforts.
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Roscoe Walder
Garden City
Gary Stelting
Final Examinations Begin Today at Juco
Final examinations begin today at Garden City Junior College and run through next Wednesday. Second semester enrollment for current students starts Monday, January 17 and continues through the week, with new student enrollment on Monday, January 24. Classes for the second semester begin Tuesday, January 25.
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Garden City Junior College
Government budgets 1.7 billion for 1966 Food for Peace
The administration allocates 1.7 billion dollars for the 1966 Food for Peace program to distribute surplus agricultural supplies to hungry people worldwide.
New Psych Course Will Be Offered At Garden City JC
Several night courses and one new psychology course will be offered this semester at Garden City Junior College. Social Psychology, taught by Tony Martin, meets at nine a.m. Tuesday and Thursday and focuses on the influence of groups on individuals. It contrasts sociology by studying the individual. topics include prejudice, family influence, convention, and peer group influence. Also listed are night courses with times and instructors: Accounting IH Wednesdays 7 p.m. Cecil Davis. Basic Electricity Mondays 7 p.m. Warren House. Welding Mondays 7 p.m. Ira Mann. Conversational Spanish Mondays 7 p.m. Gareth Ruggles. Photography by appointment John Sims. Fundamentals of Irrigation Mondays 7 p.m. Walter Meyer. Microbiology and Music History and Appreciation are repeats this semester, taught by Roscoe Waldorf and Gary Stelting respectively.
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Garden City Junior College
Tony Martin
Cecil Davis
Warren House
Ira 'Mann
Gareth Ruggles
John Sims
Walter Meyer
Roscoe Waldorf
Gary Stelting
Mansfield Sees No Tax Hike
Washington AP Senator Mike Mansfield forecast that the United States can finance domestic programs and the Vietnam war without a tax increase. He urged belt tightening to cut the deficit and said tax intake should rise enough to avoid new taxes this year while funding Great Society aims without tapping all war costs.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
United States
Montanan
Johnson
Congress
Mansfield
Viet Nam
Bond Issue Questions Answered for Students
Information from Garden City Community Junior College presents bond issue details. It explains governance, taxation, and bonding powers for the district, tuition rules, state aid formulas, out-district tuition, and potential federal funds. It notes dormitories are not financed by the bond and outlines future facility plans and program enrichment.
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Garden City Community Junior College
Jace
Elderly Woman Is Conned Out of Savings
In Wichita AP report Mrs. Lillian M. Nichols 70 said she handed $3,300 from her savings to a man posing as a federal agent helping trap clerks at a local savings and investment firm. He promised a $500 reward and disappeared after the exchange.
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Wichita (Ap
Lillian M. Nichols
Wichita Savings and Investment Firm
Watershed District Bond Issue Is Okayed
Residents and land owners in Twin Caney Watershed Joint District No. 34 voted 16485 for a $75,000 bond issue to finish flood control. Bonds will be retired by a two mill levy. Nine dams remain to be built in Chautauqua Montgomery and Elk counties. A contract will be let to clear 25 miles of channel on the little Caney River. The American flag history notes 1777 to 1795 with state admissions.
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Sedan
Kan
Twin Caney Watershed
Chautauqua
Montgomery
Elk
Little Caney River
Big John Wayne makes another Western Eldorado with Hawks
Hollywood notes show John Wayne filming Eldorado for Paramount with Robert Mitchum, directed by Howard Hawks. Wayne recalls his early career from The Big Trail to Stagecoach, noting his 37th birthday and his long run as a top box office star with a recent top 10 ranking.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
John Wayne
Robert Mitchum
Paramount
Wayne
Howard Hawks
Red River
Stage 15
Raoul Walsh
Waldorf Speaks At SNEA Event At Garden City Juco
Roscoe Waldorf a science instructor at Garden City Juco spoke on Science in Education to the Student National Education Association Tuesday night according to President Donna Cranmer. SNEA sponsors Tony Martin George Cushman Georgann Smith Delight Kile. Cranmer says SNEA plans a concessions event next Tuesday at a home basketball game with Colby Junior College.
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Roscoe Waldorf
Garden City Junior College
Science In Education
Student National Education Association
Donna Cranmer
SNEA
Tony Martin
George Cushman
Juco
Georgann Smith
Delight Kile
Apple Breeding Pace Shapes New Varieties
Researchers note slow growth of new apple varieties due to long evaluation periods and low selection rates. From 8,000 seedlings planted yearly, only 1 000 yield worthy propagation, and merely two or three of 100 may enter commercial testing. NY Agricultural Experiment Station reports 67,000 seedlings since 1915 with Wayne Spigold Monroe as promising varieties.
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New York State Agricultural Experiment Station
Wayne
Monroe
They Are Fanning The Corn in Illinois Story
Urbana Illinois AP University of Illinois researchers test whether fans in a cornfield boost air flow and carbon dioxide to raise harvest yield. Last season fans were used from tasseling through ear filling day and night. No conclusions yet.
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Urbana, II
University of Illinois
Library Adds 5435 Volumes. Total Reaches 6707
Garden City Junior College Library increases holdings to 6707 volumes this year with 5435 new books. Sophomore class of 1965 funds several new acquisitions, including An Approach to Cybernetics by Gordon Pask and The U 2 Affair by David Wise and Thomas B. Ross. Other new titles cover education, politics, religion, and humorous essays.
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Garden City Junior College Library
Patsy Rudddick
Gordon Pask
Fred Magdalaney
Africa
David Wise
Thomas B. Ross
Francis Gary Powers
Russia
Richard E. Gordon
Lesly Conger
Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr
Glenn D. Kittler
Today in History Horatio Alger Born in 1834
On this date in 1966 Thursday January 13 highlights include Horatio Alger born in 1834 at Revere Massachusetts. Other noted events: James Oglethorpe chartered Georgia in 1733 Vancouver Island acquired 1848 Stephen Foster died 1864 Saar vote 1935.
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Associated Press
James Oglethorpe
Charles Towne
Charleston
South Carolina
Georgia
Britain
Horatio Alger
Revere
Mass
Vancouver Island
Hudson’s Bay Company
Stephen Foster
New York
Saar
Germany
Donald Nelson
War Production Board
Dwight Eisenhower
Central Intelligence Agency
University of Georgia
U.S
Laos
Pad Is Readied For Saturn 1B
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The Saturn launch complex 34 blockhouse is active again as NASA renovates for the Saturn 1B test. Over 7.5 million dollars has been invested since 1963 while Saturn 1 rockets launched from complex 37. The first unmanned Saturn 1B flight will place an Apollo capsule on a ballistic path 5 000 miles down the Atlantic Test Range with a TIROS satellite to follow.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Saturn Launch Pad 34
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Complex 34
NASA
Army Corps of Engineers
Apollo
Atlantic
Delta
His Honor Is Still Collegiate In Tiffin Ohio
Franklin B. Melick, 29, Heidelberg College student, won as mayor defeating Howard Welter. He carried all 31 precincts, aided by Heidelberg Young Republican Club with over 50 thousand leaflets. He plans to return to college part time while serving as mayor. He argues his opponent refused to debate his industrial expansion and sewer plan. The GOP victory also brought a council with Margaret Cahin, the first woman elected here.
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Tiffin
Ohio
Franklin B. Melick
Heidelberg College
Howard Welter
Melick
Young Republican Club
Army Intelligence Service
Margaret Cahin
Tomanek Speaks At Science Seminar At GCCJC
Dr. Gerald Tomanek head of biology at Fort Hays State College was to be guest speaker at the monthly Science Seminar last night at Garden City Junior College. He discussed grassland ecology and range management per GCCJC instructor Roscoe Wakhiorf.
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Gerald Tomanek
Fort Hays State College
Garden City Junior College
Roscoe Wakhiorf
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