Camel and law schools in Kansas face budget limits
Whitley Austin argues Wichita boosters push for expanded higher education including a law school and journalism program. He warns against spreading scarce state funds to three law schools and multiple projects while budgets for 1975 rise by over 25 million. He endorses Wichita as a valuable asset within limits.
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Lawrence
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Salina
Distaff Side notices travel plans and ties to relatives
A family member overhears airport talk about a knot tying talent. LA Verne Roderick and daughter Kay plan an Aug USA tour with a Brazilian student group, visiting Disney World Washington and New York, meeting relatives in Florida Chambersburg and New Haven, and stopping in Chicago on the return trip through Oklahoma.
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LaVerne
Bryce
Roderick
Kay
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Oklahoma City
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Orlando
Marcia Mendonca
AFS
Garden City
Rodericks
Disneyworld
Washington, D. C
New York City
Mia
Florida
Garden
Jackie
Kansas
Oklahoma
Chicago
Patti
Jim Crow
Garden City Telegram Editorial Offer and Postal Note
The fragment lists city publication details and mailing terms for Garden City Telegram including postage data and service areas. It references an editor managing editor and advertising manager, with scattered unreadable text about pricing and locations.
Nixon’s political plans as told by Jim Bishop in Florida
Jim Bishop recounts a confidential 1962 encounter with Richard Nixon at the Key Biscayne golf course and aboard a yacht. Nixon outlines a two-year plan to run for California governor, then a 1968 White House bid, while Bishop reflects on Nixon’s fear, aggression, and need to win. The piece notes Nixon’s later stance and a White House rebuke, setting a portrait of a driven, wary politician.
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Key Biscayne Hotel
Massachusetts
John F. Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Elmer Bobst
Warner Lambert Pharmaceutical Company
Dad
Associated Press
United Press
Miami
Florida
Pat Brown
California
Nixon
Kennedy
Adams, Duque and Hazeltine
Los Angeles
Dick Nixon
Zlerbert Burke
Congress
New York
United States
Mr. Burke
Jim
Ilinois Tome
Republican
Dwight Eisenhower
Ike
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Mrs
Douglas
Earl Browder
American Communist Party
Pat
White House
Herbert Klein
News from Cambodia on Nixon Congress bombing pause
Citizens in Bob A Gen village near Phnom Penh react to a Nixon Congress compromise allowing U S bombing through August 15. The dialogue weighs political strategy against war impact, fear of escalation, and the toll on civilians as bombers return.
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Tung Dat
Bob
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Nu Dong
Nixon
Congress
United States
Indochina
Ling Lang
Free World
Southeast Asia
Na Dong
America
Listening to Farm Experts on Food Policy and Beef Demand
The piece argues Soviet farm failures show the danger of government edicts and urges U S Congress to heed agricultural experts. It cites Vernon E Miller on supply and demand, notes meat boycotts misapplied policy, and predicts 1980 beef production must rise seven billion pounds to meet growing demand. It discusses incentives, rising meat consumption, and expanded food stamp aid boosting affordability of beef.
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Anthony Harrigan
Soviet Union
Ussr
Congress
Vernon E. Miller
The
Progressive Farmer
Edward Uvacek
Texas A&m University
Southern Beef Conference
Shreveport
U.S
United States
Agnew aides powers questioned amid Dunn rise in office
Washington sources report Agnew supporters worry Maj. Gen. John M. Dunn, now deputy chief of staff and foreign affairs adviser, wields growing influence. Dunn rose from colonel to two star in three years, drawing comparisons to Alexander Haig and fueling fears of a Nixon-era militarized staff.
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Spiro Agnew
John M. Dunn
Agnew
Dunn
Alexander Haig
Nixon
Haig
White House
Kent Crane
Art Lohmer
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