Editorial questions on athletic scholarships at junior college
Morton Philips asks how scholarships should be handled and whether academics must factor into grants in aid. The reply cites a $15,000 budget for equipment travel and officials plus $7,500 for athletic scholarships, and argues academics must influence aid decisions rather than rewarding only athletic ability.
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Morton Philips
Jayhawk
Garden City Junior College
College Thespians
Board of Trustees
Distaff Side recalls school days and notable alumni
Pauline Joyce profiles Garden City High School and Junior College graduates and families. Noell Fischer, a 1940 graduate now a chief cartographic engineer in the Army Map Service, recounts his postwar studies and travels. His mother Evelyn Fischer and grandmother Carrie Callier praise his Junior College background.
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Garden City
Elsie (Roenfeldt) Robinson
Washington, D. C
Mrs. Robinson
Frances (Buckhannan) Bachschmid
Gerald Kolsky
Noel Fischer
Robert Wagner
Noell Fischer
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Evelyn Fischer
Carrie Callier
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Priscilla Theatre
Plymouth
Mass
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United States Army Map Service
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Turkey
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Liberia
Italy
France
Germany
Denmark
Louise
Susan
Carol
Scott
Gayle
First Christian Church
Hutchinson
Norman
Melissa Jo
David
Mary Beth
Martha Jo
Bruce
Carol Fischer
Dwight L. Schmidt
Greenbelte
Schmidt
Antarctica
Sore
Kéegan J
LBJ urges firms to hire youths amid Mississippi voting row
President Johnson meets with ten corporate chiefs urging one jobless teen hired per 100 workers this summer while outlining faith in a nationwide drive to place youths. The piece also details Mississippi unseating efforts, sworn affidavits on voter suppression, and Maryland congressmen' varied responses to the case.
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Washington
LBJ
Corporation
John Knight
Knight Newspapers
St. Peter’s Gate
St. Peter
J. Hillman Zahn
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co
White House
Mississippi
House of Representatives
House
Grace boards train to Kansas City then France trip
A lettered note describes Grace packing for travel to Kansas City on business with Farmers and Bankers Life, then a plane to France to visit son Bill in Verdun. The writer mentions visa stress, a 44 pound luggage limit, and Irene Williams allegedly aiding a Vogue Shop introduction for Paris shopping.
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Grace
Kansas City
Farmers and Bankers Life Insurance Company
France
Bill
Verdun
Paris
Irene Williams
Vogue
Garden City
Kansas
Da Nang Navy PX Opens in South Viet Nam
Tense moment outside the Da Nang Navy Post Exchange as Lt. George F. Hoffman and 60 assistants prep the shop for a massive opening. About 7,000 troops flood in to buy, with beer selling out in minutes and $31,000 spent in a single day. Hoffman envisions a million-dollar-a-month operation and more PXs in the region.
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South Viet Nam
North
Viet Nam
George F. Hoffman
Johnstown
Hoffman
Navy
1St Corps
Uncle Sam
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