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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1964
Page
10
A dense listing of daytime and prime time TV slots with numerous programs and show titles across multiple networks. Entries include news, cartoons, dramas, comedies, and game shows from early morning to late night, with many cross-refs and partial titles.
TV previews list tonight's programs across Channels 5 9 13 and 4 including Password with Paul Anka Juliet Prowse and Allen Ludden Wishbone tale Incident of Midnight Cave Donna Reed Show Dr Kildare My Three Sons Earry Mason Jimmy Dean Show and nurses Rainbow Ride plus color SusPense Theater and a 1944 Ginger Rogers film Lady in the Dark and 1935 Black Fury.
Lawrence schools start August 31 and end May 31 next year. New teacher orientation August 21 and teacher return August 24. Holidays include Labor Day September 7 Thanksgiving November 26 27 Christmas through January 2 Easter April 16 and 19. Grades days and teacher grade recording days. Elementary half days November 4 January 22 March 26 May 28. Senior high no classes January 22 and May 28. Last teacher duty day June 1.
West Junior High School seventh graders under Mrs. Jack Steele place fourth in the 1963 National Community Citizenship Contest for a 1000 word report on Smudge Pot Junction at the 9th and Iowa Streets intersection. Middy Robb and Linda Wilson authored the piece proposing rerouting 9th Street and four traffic lights at an estimated cost of $100,000.
Lawrence Gipson built a rear store booth with a stove benches and rockers for the Liars Club at Rhoda to keep members warm and away from customers while avoiding truthful talk. The article notes five million tons of steel each year used in farm items such as machinery trucks cars fencing and building material.
Kansas University reports a sharp rise in engineering graduate study with master’s candidates tripling to 272 since 1957 and PhD seekers increasing from 12 to 65. Dean John S. McNown says KU shifts to general undergrad basics with later years more specialized, noting rising master’s and PhD production alongside national undergrad declines.
The data show an engineering student population decline from 19623 peak to 1963 with 1963 national growth of 1.3 percent and KU up 45 students. High school graduates due in 1964 promise further growth while bachelor degrees drop from 38 134 in 1959 to 33 200 in 1963, and graduate enrollment rises signaling more students pursuing advanced study.
Current News reports results from a Kansas University conference held in 1962, now published in a 335 page book. The work, Soviet Agricultural and Peasant Affairs, edited by Roy D. Laird, compiles papers by Western experts on Soviet farming and fertilizer plans.
A mixed set of across clues covering markets fungi cities barriers manners and more. Includes entries for flora fauna geography and general terms with hints like sea swallow willow genus armpit British and edible fish among others.
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