Reforming college football recruiting through ethics and scholarship rules
A historical critique argues that Pacific Coast recruiting flaws reflect broader alumni pressure and that paying players or classifying teams as professionals would not solve the problem. It lauds the Ivy League model of strict scholarships and oversight, noting education and entertainment value remain if schools and alumni adopt a mature, code-driven mindset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast Conference
Washington State
the Pacific
THE
Chicago University
Bill Murray
Duke
Football Coaches’ Ethics Committee
Ivy League
Uncertain Future War Forces Dismay Military Chiefs
A reflection on how postwar power shifts and nuclear deterrence complicate predicting future wars. The piece notes disagreements among air force navy and army on roles, carriers, bases, and policing actions, while warning that mankind may still face smaller conflicts despite vast arsenals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
Korea
Hiroshima
Russia
Navy
Army
The Pawnee Is Dying and Drought Threatens It
The Pawnee Creek in Kansas is dying from drought, with only muddy shallow pools from the dam to the Fort Larned area. Volunteers and a district game warden worked to save game fish as the stream's main tributaries shrink, recalling historic floods but facing a grim, drying future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemed Tiller and Teller
Clelland Cole
St. John News
Kansas
Blackburn
Rod and Gun
Pawnee
Stafford County
Fort Larned Ranch
Nature
Prayer and mission vision amid a world outreach note
The excerpt opens with a prayer invoking daily devotion and world evangelism citing Mark 16 15, praising the church for embracing a universal mission, seeking help to spread the Word to every land, followed by an odd line stating the first man made earth satellite is expected to weigh about 21% pounds.
Publication notice and rates in Garden City Telegram
Public notices list subscription rates and mailing details for Garden City Kansas and surrounding areas. The notice includes pricing for intrastate and out of state subscriptions, and indicates the newspaper is published daily except Sundays with second class matter status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furney
Scott
Wichita
Greeley
Haskell Gray Counties
Kansas
Garden City
Foreign Policy Skids On Treatment of Asia
The piece argues for Clare Boothe Luce as a top state department asset, praising her influence in shaping Italy's anti communist stance and urging broader use of her vision in U S foreign policy. It lauds Nixon for his Asia diplomacy and critiques Dulles and Benson for snubs to Burma, stressing face and prestige in Asian relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
Washington
Iie
Clare Boothe Luce
State Department
Mrs. Luce
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Luce
Gronchi
Europe
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
NATO
J Luce
Time Magazine
Congress
Rome
U Nu
USA
Dulles
Benson
Burma
Hunger Not Always Indicates True Need Says Dr Crane
In Case R-364 a 17 year old cousin with osteomyelitis and severe anemia recovered hunger after a blood transfusion, illustrating that iron deficiency can blunt appetite. The piece urges iron-rich diets, warns older adults may need extra iron, and endorses forcing nourishing foods if hunger fails.
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George W. Crane
Welcome B
Casa
Four Promoted On KU Faculty
Chancellor Murphy announced three department chairmen and a new associate dean at the University of Kansas. A W Davidson will lead the chemistry department July 1 succeeding Ray Brewster. William A Conboy will chair the speech and drama department succeeding Allen Crafton. William J Argersinger Jr becomes associate dean of the graduate school. Leland J Pritchard will head the new department of economics in the College for Liberal Arts and Sciences.
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Lawrence U
Graduate School
University of Kansas
Franklin D. Murphy
A. W. Davidson
Ray Q. Brewster
William A. Conboy
Allen Crafton
Brewster
Crafton
William J. Argersinger Jr
Leland J. Pritchard
Economics
College For Liberal Arts and Sciences
Pioneering Cherokee Elder Clings To Fireplace Life In North Carolina
Bayle Says- In Piney Grove North Carolina Aggie Lossiah a 76 year old Cherokee elder reflects on vanished ways and modern times. She recalls crossing 170 miles to settle on a hillside farm raising eight children and five grandchildren. She treasured traditional skills like soap making herbal remedies and cooking in an iron pot by the fireplace. She questions urban life, preferring self sufficiency, fishing for roots in memory, and expresses quiet pride in her small plot as she watches modernization encroach. She had never used central heating, opposed hospitals, and notes women today lack hard work. She closes by noting New York City is a muddy big city she has heard of.
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Piney Grove
N. C
Tims
Aggie Lossiah
Aggie
Lonsiah
Lossiah
New York City
Filipino pilgrims boat fire off Leyte Island tragedy
A boat carrying 100 Filipino Catholic pilgrims burned off Leyte Island. At least 15 dead and 12 missing, 20 injured. Victims mostly elderly, sick, and children en route to a local patron saint blessing in northern Leyte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Leyte
Philippine News Service
Labor columnist Victor Riesel returns to work guarded
New York. Victor Riesel, blinded by an acid attack on April 5, left St. Clare's Hospital after discharge and said he expects to be back at his desk by Monday. Police have assigned a 24 hour guard to protect him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Victor Riesel
St. Clare’s Hospital
Riesel
State Employee Gets Hearing Over Firing
The State Civil Service Board will hold a hearing on June 14 over the dismissal of Charles Arbuthnot of Lebanon, a field representative for the State Motor Vehicle Department. Arbuthnot was fired by State Highway Director Frank Harch for alleged failure to comply with his superior's orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Crosswords by Eugene Sheffer cryptic style and clues
A compact recount of a past Sheffer crossword page with horizontal and vertical clues, including terms like nights before holidays present time and various wordplay hints, plus a reference to a cryptogram section and a note about yesterday's puzzle terms and common synonyms.
Bronco Busters Boys Ranch Planned at Dodge City
Dodge City men announced Thursday the independent Bronco Busters Boys Ranch to be built a mile east of the city. Land, a well, an access road and initial building are under way with all work donated. A state charter has been issued. The ranch will mirror Cal Farley's Texas Panhandle operation in Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge City
Bronco Busters Boys Ranch
R. R. Tasker
Dodge City Book and Stationery
Texas Panhandle
Cal Farley
Amarillo
First Chair of America honors Garden City high bands
The 1956 Distaff' Side yearbook lists Garden City High School three times among 100 honored musical groups including band, string symphony, and robed choir. Photos and bios feature Director Loren B. Crawford Carol Bay Jane others. first chair honorees Jim Koch Neal Logan Judy Mai Johnny Davis Sam Lowry Wilma Johnson Aleta Stover Pat Huffmaster Shirley Miller Joyce Schaplowsky Roberta Ord. band led by Don Nodtvedt with drum majors and majorettes. robed choir directed by Julius Hultquist. Only other Kansas schools in the book are Wellington Russell Great Bend and Goodland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
String Symphony
Loren B. Crawford
Carol Baysinger
String Quartet
String Symphonettes
Robert Austin
Linda Guillen
Nancy Hicks
Janet Cook
Zelma Hamill
Don Nodtvedt
Jim Koch
Neal Logan
Judy Mai
Johnny Davis
Sam Lowry
Wilma Johnson
Aleta Stover
Pat Huffmaster
Shirley Miller
Joyce Schaplowsky
David Starr
Ronnie Pegg Thotine
Marilyn Crook
Sharon Collins
Roberta ‘Ord
Julius Hultquist
Blue Notes
Kansas
Wellington
Russell
Great Bend
Goodland
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Nashington Merry-Go-Round
Drew Pearson
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Indonesia
Constitution Avenue
Southwest Asia
Khrushchev
Bulgaria
Hara Taft Benson
U.S
America
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Bayle
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Chamber of Deputies
Sergio Magalhaes
Labor Party
Mexico City
Motehrs
Eugene Sheffer
Cain
Sramu
Aergm
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King Features Syndicate SJ
Sheep Ocryptoonips
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