Church Leader Opposes Change to School Prayers
Edwin H. Tuller of the American Baptist Convention urged the House Judiciary Committee to reject constitutional amendments aimed at allowing school prayers. He warned weakening the First Amendment could harm fundamental freedoms as the panel considers nullifying Supreme Court rulings on school prayer.
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Edwin H. Tuller
American Baptist Convention
House Judiciary Committee
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1964 Farm Income Forecast Still Drops Short
Washington AP report says new wheat and cotton laws improve 1964 farm income outlook but total income remains below 1963. Early in first quarter farmers’ new realized income showed signs of weakness and uncertainty across sectors.
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Agriculture Department
Farm income per farm expected at 3430 dollars in 1964
Government payments likely rise about 25 percent from 1.7 billion while cash receipts stay near 12 billion. With farm numbers shrinking, income per farm is projected to be about 3430 dollars, matching last year. Farmers' share of the consumer food dollar drops to 36 cents in February from 37 cents.
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Mae
Raccoons In Kansas May Carry Encephalitic Virus
Raccoons across Kansas commonly host a virus that can cause distemper like illness. Each spring many become infected with the encephalitic form, showing daytime wandering, belligerence, or stupor. If acting abnormally and a threat to pets or people, capture alive and take to a veterinarian for examination.
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Kansas
Design Behavior Study Receives $15 000 Grant
The Kansas University architecture and psychology departments win a one year 15000 grant from the National Institute of Mental Health to study how architectural design affects human behavior. The Menninger Foundation assists in planning a five year program.
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National Institute of Mental Health
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Topeka
Kirkbride
Miner Elected Chairman of KU All-Student Council
Mike Miner, a KU junior and son of Mr and Mrs Gerald Miner of 1940 Naismith Dr, was elected chairman of the All-Student Council. Other officers include Gary Walker, vice chairman. Sandy Garvey of St Louis Missouri, secretary. and Ray Myers of Dodge City, treasurer.
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Kansas University
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St. Louis
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Dodge City
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