Wise Use of Funds Next Big Step
Washington policymakers debate how to shape aid for the Middle East amid a lack of master plan. Congress extends the spending window to July 20 while a special adviser tours 18 countries to gather recommendations for short term projects like road building rather than long term initiatives requiring treaties.
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Peter Edson
NLA
Washington
Congress
U.S
Hiltiry
Middle East
James F Roaduerds
United States
Richards
Mid-East
Jordan Valley Authority
Blue Nile
ICA
John B. Hollister
Hollister
Radio and TV Programs Listings Across Stations
The page lists radio and TV schedules for WOAF WREN KF KU and others with time slots, program names, and show blocks including news weather sports and special broadcasts. It notes channels like KMBC WDAF and WREN and covers Friday March 15 through Sunday March 17 with daily lineups such as Captain Kangaroo Howdy Doody Western Theatre and You Asked for It among many others.
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Isoaio
Captain Midnight Shee Bitte
Tyne
WoRewli
Molen
Bengal Lancers
Sir Power
Noy Rogers
Peppin Are
Ghana
Fim Festival TV
Jackie Gleason
Perry
Gale Serom VO
Bnav Vweards
jpoLawrence Weik
Joannie
Peta
Yteformance
Yslie
Hye
Diab Sandio
Tun
Siew
KMBC
WDAF
KMMU
WEAF
WTEN
Kofklu
Tao Wren
Maruli Bleck
WV Dap
Spel
Nevwn
KMRE
CAA
Tennar
Stillanny
EMBC
Just Fine
Toirsie Skm RC
Just King Music
WREN
MBC
KMBCH
Maren
Ewe Asu
Coutry Store
KMAC
Reyer
Nawe
KMRG
Mpersy
Quarcet
WRES
WDAP
Newa
UWO
Kmbc—Masterworks of
Marsh
Aurel & Hardy
Three Star News
Annis Oakley
Fla G Banet Star Sporta Orgs Bullets
Nor Ree Star
Rin Tin ‘Tin Q—Nayler Cugat
News Caravan
West Point
Jim Howls
Zane Grey
Crossroadn
Rosemary Clooney
Mr. Adams
Eve
Playhouse of Stars
Big Story
Caracade of Sparte
Sree Playhouse
Studio 5
Frontier Theatres
Mighty Mouse Playhouse
Joan
Comiclub
Texas Rangers
Kansas University faculty pay raise debate heats state politics
Regents propose allowing a 10 percent faculty raise ceiling to compete with eastern offers, replacing the current five percent. A KU staffer weighs staying if the 10 percent plan passes, noting higher moving costs and preference to remain at KU. Big Ten schools, led by Illinois, have boosted funds to lure and retain faculty as Kansas fears losing talent to higher salaries.
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Board of Regents
Kansas Lo
Kansas Tnit
Cansley
Kansas University
K. U
E. U
Journal- World
Illinois U
Kansas
Nke K. U
Kansas State
Illinois
Silly Season at Wichita West High Draws Pupils Walkout
The Wichita Beacon notes a 100 to 200 pupil walkout at Wichita West High over suspensions of basketball players. Administration backs the principal as strikers face discipline. The paper argues schooling is a privilege and students must obey while enrolled.
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The
Wichita Beacon
Wichita West High
the Beacon
Kansas University
Beacon
Washington University Regents Under Scrutiny Over Past Scandals
The article recalls 1956 illegal athlete aid at Washington University in Seattle and NCAA sanctions. It notes earlier governance troubles and former Teamsters leader Dave Beck on the Washington Board of Regents, suggesting broader concerns about university management and comparisons to Kansas Regents. It ends with a satirical dig at public officials and watchdogs.
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Washington University
Seattle
Huskie
NCAA
Dave Beck
Teamsters Unions
Washington Board of Regents
Washington Board
State of
Kansas
Board of Regents
Washington
Beck
Letters Plan for Next Year to Promote Wilt Chamberlain
Lincoln-Mercury dealer Bill Bodin urges Journal-World readers to send postal letters and keep them until next year. He suggests gathering fan opinions on Wilt Chamberlain's Ed Sullivan Show appearance to secure more air time and keep the protest alive for 1950.
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Journal-World
Wilt Chamberlain
Ed Sullivan
Wilt
K. A
Bill Bodin
Eisenhower’s press conferences show steady restraint and popularity
After 104 news conferences, Eisenhower exhibits improved ease and steadiness. He avoids no comment and personal attacks, chooses cautious, nonblaming responses, and maintains broad popularity as he shapes a patient president image.
Mitchum Aims for Heavyweight Roles and Quiet Life
Actor Bob Mitchum jokes he wants to be the heaviest man on earth and to phone in a tax enmity role rather than work on set. He remans prolific after Heaven Knows Mr Allison while reflecting on Eisenhower McCarthyism and leadership. Mitchum credits his long career to staying grounded and valuing family and personal responsibility.
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New York
Bob Mitchum
Hamlet
Uncertain Bible Verse Fragment Collates Sermon Cues
Fragmentary religious note references a moment of humility before a greater preacher. The text mentions John the Baptist and a measure of spiritual prep, with garbled wording suggesting a preaching scene and a sense of unworthiness in comparison to a prophetic figure.
Rayburn signals possible budget cuts raise odds in Congress
Washington reports Sam Rayburn, long time Speaker, now hints Congress may substantially cut the President's $72 billion budget. The stance marks a shift in attitude toward reductions and signals Speaker's strategic move in a pivotal policy moment. Rayburn keeps reading mail and steering House action.
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Wall Street Journal
Texas
Rayburn
Sam
United States
Congres
Washington
House
Sam Rayburn
Congress
Lord
First US 8 cent with ex president features
The Lincoln cent became the first US eight cent coin to bear an ex president’s likeness when the new design was adopted in 1909 to mark the centennial of the Emancipation Proclamation. Britain’s only South American crown colony was British Guiana.
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Great Britain
South America
British Ciland
Lawrence and Area News Briefs Highlight Births Moves and Events
Old Home Town announces the birth of Thomas William to Mr. and Mrs. Max Miesse. Mr. and Mrs. Kirchhoff plan to leave Lawrence for Colorado Springs to run Cupp Cottage motor court. County agent Deal Six expects a bumper winter wheat crop on 28 000 acres. City hires three extra trash trucks to clear alleys. Kenneth Barnett departs for a two year Ireland assignment March 13. Girl Scout Week displays appear in downtown Lawrence. Mu Phi Epsilon alumnae hosted by Misses Bushong Sweeney Coulson. Juvenile Music Club gains state and national federation acceptance with 33 members. Cordley School program features several students. Kate Riggs of Lawrence High School ill at home. Fourteen Lawrence High seniors named to National Honor Society. Plans advance for an intermediate school and school nurse to prevent epidemics. Memorial services for Gen Funston at Phi Delta Theta house. Elks Club officers named led by T H Bales. Camp Fire Girls prepare first grand council in Merchants Association rooms. Miss Janet Thompson of Whitewater engaged to Arthur Stacey of Abilene at Gamma Phi Beta dinner in Nebraska chapter.
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Max Miesse
Thomas William
Lawwrence
Kenneth Barnett
L. F. Barnett
United States Weather Bureau
Kansas City
Ireland
Lawrence
Rachel Bushong
Ann Sweeney
Janet Coulson
Mu Phi Epsilon
Samuel Reynolds
David Jolly
Annabel Keeler
Helen Lindquist
Doris Jean Marriott
Elmer Lindquist
Betty Knight
Lauraine Clark
Suzanna Logsdon
Kate Riggs
Lawrence High School
Gailen Arnott
Sam Snyder
Virginia Jo Madre
Harold Gregg
Virgie Fox
Max Elias
Loren
Board of Education
Gen. Funston
Phi Delta Theta House
T. H. Bales
Elks Club
J. H. Robinson
C. P. Radcliffe
W. H. McKone
E. S. Meairs
W. W. Cleland
Merchants Association
Janet Thompson
Whitewater
Arthur Stacey
Abilene
Nebraska
Gamma Phi Beta
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Amerigan
Miekoch
Kaptain Gallant
Medical Horizon
Dr. Hudson
TYV Playhouse
Alfred Hitchcock
Loretta Younn
Wildly Birds
the Bros
David Niven
Star Theatre
News
the World Today
Posse
James Marlow
Eisenhower
White House
Roosevelt
Truman
Hal Boyle
Bob
Alvin Steinkopf
Hal Goyley
Len McCarthy
Rwit
Bathia
Cam
McCarthy
Oo Oman
New Musivo
Old Home Town
Bird TV
T.V
Rade @ TV
Montgomery Ward
Thunderbird
Berman
Round Corner Drug CO
Mel Fisher
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