A Matter of Values in Campus Demonstrations
A Garden City Telegram editorial reflects on the KU anti-war protests at the University of Kansas, noting patience by police during campus disruption but criticizing Attorney General Vern Miller for arrests after property damage. It argues football game priorities would have altered the response and emphasizes differing values.
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University of Kansas
Vern Miller
B. Laurence Chalmers
Miller
Chalmers
Memorial Stadium
Boredom as civilization’s enduring disease, a look back
The piece recalls John Ise’s 30 year old critique of modern life as a parade of gadgets and comforts that fail to deliver genuine culture. It links Ise’s satire to today’s claim that monotony permeates America, with superhighways, gadgets, and leisure in excess fostering hollow leisure.
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John Ise
K.U
America
Bright
World's Biggest Prude FBI Bedroom Peeping Exposé
Jack Anderson reports on secret FBI files revealing extensive surveillance of bedroom lives. The memoirs portray agencies and agents as prudes who chronicled sexual conduct of movie stars, musicians, athletes, black leaders, and public figures, with lurid detail and selective censorship. The piece notes references to Jane Fonda, Marilyn Monroe, and Rep. John Rarick, highlighting the FBI’s gossip-heavy dossiers and political implications.
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Jane Fonda
James E. Farmer
San Antonio
Mara
Lyn Murray O’hair
Hawaii
Maryland
Los Angeles
South Carolina
Congress
Congressional
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John Rarick
D-Law
Rarick
Bible Thought on restoration and forgiveness in spirit
A fragmentary note cites Galatians 6 1 about restoring a fault in a spiritual spirit and the saying to err is human and to forgive is divine. It links the divine spirit within to the ability to forgive without retaliation.
Judge and Lincoln in a Theatrical Horse Trade
A humorous 1857 Sangamon County scene shows Abraham Lincoln and a shrewd judge plotting a courtly horse swap. The brisk morning, muddy streets, and gathered lawyers frame Lincoln’s quiet triumph as he presents a wooden horse to the judge after the wag’s failure.
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Abraham Lincoln
Sangamon County
Lincoln
Illinois
Methuselah
Huckleberry Finn
Downstate
Mr. Lincoln
Hutch Juco Teachers Gain $100 Pay Hike
Hutchinson Community College teachers will receive a $100 raise to a base annual salary of $7,600 for a master’s degree holder with no experience. The 81-teacher budget totals about $45,000, with the raise totaling just under five percent of this year’s figure. President AH Elland said the budget must stay within a five percent legal increase.
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Hutchinson, Kan
Hutchinson Community College
AH. Elland
Those Were the Days Says Hal Boyle Nostalgia Essay
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle muses on memory and better times in a reflective column. He notes how memory steadies fear, recalls small-town life, family dynamics, and hopes for health with the era’s simple routines, while acknowledging enduring gender roles and work life.
Inflation Will Not Be Licked By Nixon Outlook
AP Business Analyst notes that GE economists forecast inflation to persist with 3.6 percent price rises in 1972 and 4.7 percent in 1973. Unemployment should stay above 5 percent this year, easing to about 5 percent in 1973, while housing starts peak then slow. Economic growth remains uncertain and driven by tighter credit and higher rates.
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John Cunnife
NEW York (Ap
Quarterly Review of Economic Prospects
General Electric Co
Coun
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