Kissinger's Harvard Years Shaped a Future Policy Leader
A four part series recalls Henry Kissinger's Harvard impact from 1940s studies to a PhD in 1954. His thesis sparked later limits on undergraduates and his early work foreshadowed his rise to Nixon's national security circle. The piece traces his scholarly path, faculty roles, and early publications shaping a future foreign policy figure.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Henry Kissinger
Harvard
Government Department
Henry Alfred Kissinger
Nixon
Kissinger
Phi Beta Kappa
Elliott
Europe
Kissinger Rise to Power Shapes U S Foreign Policy
The account traces Henry Kissinger's path from foreign policy adviser to shaping Nixon era policy and the shift toward flexible response. It notes his early stance against massive retaliation, his roles during the 1960s Republican contests, and his 1969 appointment as national security adviser elevating him to major influence on U S diplomacy.
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Kissinger
U.S
Barry Goldwater
Miami
FFA Members Earn Top Ranks at State Contest
Lawrence High School Future Farmers of America earned multiple top prizes at the State Agriculture and Farm Mechanics contest at Kansas State University Manhattan. The LHS team tied for second in entomology with Richard Koleber top individual and Randy White as teammate. Other honors include Meats fifth with Allen Fishburn David Nottingham and Dennis Thome. Dairy cattle silver for David Nottingham. Farm carpentry and concrete fifth with Lane Willits seventh high individual and Dennis Thome. Farm shop tools fifth with Dennis Thome and Jim Flory eighteenth. Welding 11th with Fishburn and Willits silver. Rural electrification bronze for Thome and Willits. Farm power and machinery bronze. Advisers were Stan Larson and Earle Simmons.
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Lawrence High
Future Farmers of America
Kansas State University
Manhattan
LHS
Richard Koleber
Randy White
Koleber
Allen Fishburn
David Nottingham
Dennis Thome
David Not
Tingham
Lane Willits
Thome
Jim Flory
Fishburn
Willits
Stan Larson
Earle Simmons
Cromwell Photo Exhibit Opens at KU Museum of Art
Steven Cromwell displays 20 to 30 photographs at the Kansas University Museum of Art in a Sunday opening. The exhibit, part of a series of one man shows, runs through May 28 and features black and white prints plus new color techniques. Cromwell, KU alumnus with degrees in philosophy psychology journalism and an M.A. in photography, has taught at KU and will lecture at the Kansas City Art Institute this fall.
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Steven Cromwell
N.H
Kansas University Museum of Art
Cromwell
Kansas University
Kansas City Art Institute
Missouri University At
Kansas City
Jewish Community Center
Dillon Companies reports record sales and earnings
Hutchinson based Dillon Companies announces record high sales of 100,210,266 for the quarter ending April 1, the highest for any three month period. Nine months end April 1 reach 296,530,173 with earnings of 5,339,851 or 1.21 per share. Net profit from 122 supermarkets in seven states totals 1,380,809 last quarter, 79 percent of company earnings from supermarkets. Non supermarket operations account for the remaining 21 percent.
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Hutchinson
Ray E. Dillon, Jr
Dillon Companies, Inc
Dillon Companies
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