More Light Less Heat From NSTA Says Science Talent Gap
The executive secretary of the National Science Teachers Association argues for more light and less heat in addressing claims of science manpower shortages. Carleton contends recent data show college enrollments and engineering interest rising, while NEA and Merit figures imply ongoing demand for science teachers and engineers. The piece notes local pre engineering strengths and sustained science enrollment.
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Ional Buldeaton Associationy
Robert of
Carleton
Carléton
U.S. Office of Education
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Foch
Corp
NEA
Lawrence
Pyays Auf
Labels and stance shift in Republican critique
A partisan observer argues the Republican administration errs by apologizing for harsh statements and failing to stand firm like earlier leaders. The piece contrasts old guard tactics with current efforts, suggesting stronger resolve could boost prestige and voter support amid defense policy debates.
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Tive
Charles Wileson
Harry
Tres
Time test for Japanese copying skills in fashion and auto parts
A fashion expert notes Nipponese blouses face sales resistance as American buyers prefer Malians. The comment predicts Japan will copy Malian styles and outsell Italians. The piece recalls wartime copying of American equipment and ends with a remark on Russian notoriety.
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Mane
Whitney shifts from banking to film production in new company
Rich Whitney, a longtime financier with interests from airlines to cattle, launches an independent production plan aimed at high quality pictures. He cites demand for American history and life driven cinema, pledging truthful portrayals and avoiding misrepresentation of the United States or its people. Whitney also reflects on Khrushchev era shifts and Communist self-criticism shaping global politics.
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New York
Cornelius Vanderbilt
White
Whitney
Tec Tenichlor
Cinerama
Hale
David Selamiek
Omiere
Ibn Money
Roy Vine
United States
Eli Whitres
Plerseas
America
Metropolitan Opera
American Museum of Natural
Jon Wayne
Ree Jeitsroit
Stalin
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Moscow
Central Committee
Russia
Cyprus
United Nations
U.S
Greece
Britain
Churchill
Letters to the editor discuss big business influence on government
A letter from T. J. Brown of Lawrence critiques Eisenhower era policy as dominated by big business and warns against a repeat of the Great Depression era influence. The writer argues for a captain and crew in politics not tied to corporate interests and defends workers against wage suppression and reduced job security.
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Journal-World
Averell Harriman
New York
Harriman
Eisenhower
Franklin D. Roosevelt
William Mien White
Pen
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin JD. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Congress
Ship of State
Alarm at rising military rejections in Syracuse era
The Syracuse Journal voices concern over many young American men being rejected for military service, noting higher standards and urging action. It points to urban inactivity, calls for improved physical fitness, and mentions alarm from the President and others.
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Syracuse Journal
Reds in U S say Stalin era hegemony misread
James Marlow reports on shifts within the American Communist leadership amid rising discontent. Party members in letters to the Daily Worker challenge dictatorial control by William Z Foster Eugene Dennis and others while acknowledging past approval of Stalinist actions and a push for more rank and file influence.
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Washington
Stalin
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Daily Worker
Marlow
Aid and Ill
William Z. Foster
Eugene Dennis
Bible Verse Misrendered in Page Preview
Reading shows unclear OCR with phrases like Verse One not fibarty for an otenaion of se flesh and a stray reference to Galatiana and a number 515. The readable text hints at a devotional item but lacks coherent context or attribution.
Cyprus tragedy stirs U S Cyprus policy debate
Washington notes the death of U S Vice Consul William Pierce Boteler and injuries to three others from bombings in Nicosia. The incident shifts U S concerns from Greek British quarrels to a broader Cyprus dispute needing early settlement to avoid UN involvement and further Greek union pressures.
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U.S
William Pierce Boteler
Cyprus
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America
Union of Cyprus
Greece
Mudd Interests
California
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U.S. State Department
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Athens
Old Home Town Highlights From 1946
Wedding in Kanwaka Township with Elizabeth Jacqmain officiating Miss Nellie Morgan and John Miller of Kansas City on honeymoon in Denver. Kaw Valley potato crop report two thirds shipped, about 470 cars. Kenneth Irwin Jochim named chair of KU physiology department. County elevators crowded with wheat. box car shortage noted. Local moves: Fisher and Gustafson families swap homes at 171 Mass St and 1642 Tenn St. Jayhawk 4H Club elects Wilma Hartley president Ruby Leonard secretary Eugenia Prime treasurer. Dr. Joseph Bloodgood notes skin cancer risk lower for pretty women. Dean Paul Lawson to speak at Union service. KU entomology professor and West Side Presbyterian pastor. Regents discuss petition to ban cars on state campus. KU Fine Arts School Vespers scheduled. 1916 notes: recital planned by Nancy Longenecker with Scranton soprano Jessie Bunten. students listed. Picnic trip to Mud Creek. City building inspector post created. Support grows for concrete Lawrence to Tonganoxie road. petition nears completion. Kansas Infantry to entrain for Douglas Ariz. Sweeney named first committee chair for servicemen families. Hunnicutt vice chairman, Wall secretary, Young treasurer.
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Elizabeth Jacqmain
Kanwaka
Nellie Morgan
John Miller
Kansas City
Denver
Kaw Valley
Kenneth Irwin Jochim
St. Louis University
K.U. Department of Physiology
Deane Malott
Melville Fisher
Mass
W. E. Tenney
B. G. Gustafson
Fisher
Tenn, St
Jayhawk 4H
Wilma Hartley
Ruby Leonard
Eugenia
Carol Miller
Joseph
Bloodgood
John Hopkins University
Paul Lawson
South Park
Lawson
College of Liberal Arts
K.U
West Side Presbyterian Church
Board of Regents
K.U. Fine Arts
Nancy Longenecker
Jessie Bunten
Scranton
Robert Havenhill
Cecil Hale
Ruby Mantor
Keith Schwinley
Annie Mitchell
Berenice Graeber
Janet Simons
Geneva McFarland
Vera Babb
Loraine Nelson
Margaret Graeber
Blanche Miller
Harry Houk
Oscar Rockland
Kansas Infantry
Douglas
Ariz
Perry Hoisington
Sernoe
Tom Sweeney
Hunnicutt
Wall
Young
Evening TV and radio listings for June including WDAF KMBC WREN
Station schedules show June 27 listings with WDAF KMBC WREN and others. Programming includes news reports, sports updates, biographies in sound, concerts, boxing, and games such as Yankees and Dragnet.
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WDAE
Newn
KBC
WDAF
Morgan Beatty
KMBC
Dragnet
WREN
KFKU
Cardinala
Va Giants
Sesha Cn
Time AP
The
WRENN
PKU
Truth Or Consequences
MBC
Wren—Muate Hall
Tibi
A'ava
Yankees
Groucho Marz
Rythumam Af—Paulina Frederick Wren—Murle
Fun In the Sun
EMBC
B. B. Dilsop
Wren—Mualo
Evening TV Schedule Snapshot for June 26
A dense list of channel lineups and showtimes across WDAF KMBC KCM from morning to late night. Programs include Mickey Mouse Dinah Shore News Sports Weather Superman and various dramas comedies and news broadcasts with interleaved film and theater slots.
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Kmbc.tv
KCM
Very Tuesaday
Neva Caravan
Paul « Ford
Doug Edwards
the News
Rowling
Warner Bros. Presents
Joe & Mable
Jana Wyman
Spotight
Wyatt Earp
Studio 67
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Night Owl News
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Theatre of Romance
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News Caravan
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New Orleans
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