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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1964
Page
6
A strained look at Soviet agriculture cites collective vs private plots, farmer incentives, and Khrushchev's shift toward higher pay to boost motivation. It notes how increased wages could boost consumer demand and strain fertilizer and farm-program funding, signaling a complex balancing act in the planned economy.
The Salina Chamber of Commerce launches a tip contest to lure new industries. Participants can earn 10 dollars for bonafide tips, 100 more if the firm seriously considers Salina, and 10 per full time employee after six months of operation, up to 1000 dollars, with the condition the firm serves an area beyond Salina’s trade zone.
Allan Hazlett stages The Private Ear and The Public Eye at University Theatre opening Tuesday and running through Friday. The pair contrasts sharply, described as a gourmet theatrical treat mixing madness and human understanding in a lively campus production.
A KU production offers two 90 minute comedy acts blending a young man and friend with a nervous guest in a dinner setting. Bruce Levitt co stars as a confident adviser while Carolyn Landon plays the anxious visitor. A second half features John Dennis Jim Cope and Laurie Drew in a detective husband wife triangle with humor and style. The show receives praise for dialogue acting and costumes despite minor makeup flaws.
A 3500 word Latin Magna Carta was translated into English and read to King John by the Archbishop of Canterbury. The event underscored the charter’s reach across medieval governance and royal authority.
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