Laird Feels Khrushchev Challenges Soviet Dogma on Agriculture
Kansas University political scientist Roy D. Laird says Khrushchev risks undermining communist infallibility by suggesting Soviet farms learn from American practice. He warns Western models could provoke post Stalin shifts if cautiously adopted and notes Laird’s Rockefeller grant to study Soviet agriculture in Germany.
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Munich University
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Munich
Anthropologist Dr. Wagley to speak at KU lecture
Columbia University anthropologist Dr. Charles Wagley will be the fifth speaker in Kansas University's Latin American Lectures series. He will discuss Social Changes in Latin American Rural Communities at 4:30 p.m. Thursday in Fraser Theater, a talk moved from Friday.
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Columbia University
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Senate bill would end tax exemptions to lure industry in Kansas
The Kansas Senate debated a bill striking tax exemptions on city leased buildings to attract new industries, prompting a major clash led by Sen. Paul Lamb. Proponents say policy must shift as industry growth depends on tighter rules, while opponents warn declines could chase jobs away. The measure also would remove exemptions on property owned by charitable or religious groups when leased for profit.
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Prairie Village
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Flu Like Illness Moves to West
The wave of Asian flu and influenza like illnesses continues a slow westward spread across the United States. A CDC spokesman in Atlanta said the trend is westerly with outbreaks confirmed in 29 states and the District of Columbia. Asian flu has been confirmed in DC and 17 states including Kentucky where officials report the virus isolated there.
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Kentucky
Jamaican Is Exceptional BU Queen
June Masters, a 22 year old Baker University senior born in St Andrews Jamaica, was chosen Baker University Beauty Queen after the spring musical. A multilingual former track and swimming standout, she moved to New York at 13, studied languages at Columbia, earned a medical laboratory technician certificate, and plans medical school with a neuro surgery focus.
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Lumber yard fire destroys site near Muncie Kansas
A suburban Muncie lumber yard was wiped out by a $100,000 blaze on Tuesday. Four Wyandotte County fire units responded but faced hydrant shortages hindering firefighting efforts.
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Seminar on management leadership at work set for March 13
A supervisory seminar titled management leadership at work will be held at the Kansas University Union Building on March 13. Sponsors are KU Extension Lawrence Public Schools and the State Board for Vocational Education. Kenneth G. Yost of the National Metal Trades Association in Chicago will lead.
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National Metal Trades Association
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Mantle Inn non union loss in Joplin election
In Joplin Missouri a Mickey Mantle Holiday Inn Motel employee rejected union representation. The Hotel and Restaurant Employees Union petition failed 57 to 38 in an NLRB conducted election.
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National Labor Relations Board
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