University of Wichita chief backs statewide scholarships
Editorial notes the University of Wichita president supports teaching the Legislature for 2 million dollars a year toward state aid for Kansas two municipal universities and favors statewide scholarships like the GI Bill. It warns limits may be needed, urges approved institutions and proper use to fund scientists and professionals, while criticizing unwise fields and odd Hollywood trends.
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University of Wichita
Kansas
After All Kissing At Weddings And Parties
A writer reflects on changing kissing norms at weddings and social gatherings. He notes little kissing at church and home weddings, more reserved behavior at New Year celebrations, and finds himself out of step as kissing trends shift with modern etiquette.
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Main Street
This and That by Job Double Reverse
The column lambastes shifting stances from Communists on Stalin and notes New Year gambling losses in Las Vegas. It jokes about car lights, predicts Leonard Hall’s resignation as RNC chair, and critiques media boldness and 1957 as a geophysical year.
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Leonard Hall
Republican National Committee
Baldwin Welcomes Son William Walker in Ottawa Area
A son named William Walker was born to Mr. and Mrs. John A. Baldwin Jr. of northeast of Ottawa. The infant’s birth is noted alongside other local happenings including ill health of a Tremont-area baby and a Chippewa club meeting with Mrs. M. E. Doran.
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John A. Baldwin, Jr
Ottawa
William Walker
T. P. Harrell
Tremont
Chippewa Club
M. E. Doran
Charles Foster
Helen Miles
Harry Hashman
E. J. Martin
W. K. Taylor
John Martin
Dewey McClay
May Wingfield
Communists Fail To Infiltrate FBI With Spies
HAL BOYLE notes that the FBI has successfully planted agents in Communist networks while showing the opposite for Communists. Don Whitehead’s "The FBI Story" argues Hoover’s agency earned trust by neutrality beyond partisan politics, with a record of protecting civil liberties and a strong sense of discipline.
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Don Whitehead
Whitehead
Washington
New York Herald Tribune
J. Edgar Hoover
Fountainhead
Hoover
U.S
Lovery
Wife Spoiled by In-Laws Drives Divorce Claim
Larry D a 25 year old law student seeks guidance as his wife who left to her parents mid term exams sues for divorce claiming a violent temper and lack of love. He admits irritability under stress but argues parental spoiling and pressure from law school shaped behavior. Crane advises understanding, managing environment and meeting needs to reduce conflict.
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Larry
Crane
Hopkins Syndicate
Melott
Ind
The
Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
Television Listings Face Last Minute Changes
Television program changes hinder full accuracy for Mondays listings on KCMO WDAF and KTJO stations. Programs include Dr Nentor Serial Tonight News and various music, basketball and disc jockey segments scheduled across channels with uncertain times and identifiers.
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KCMO
Newa
Radio schedule snapshot from KTJO and partners
A historical radio grid lists program blocks for KTJO FM and affiliated stations. The timetable shows music news entertainment and special features across stations WDAF WDAK KCMO and KTJO with entries such as Amos and Andy Ted Heath and Bob and Ray along with various news and sports blocks scheduled for Tuesday January 8.
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Ktjo-Fm
WDAF
KCMO
Amos 'N
Andy
KTJO
Fredrikson
Ted Heath
Bob and Ray
World Tonight
Subscribers New and Renewal Ottawa Herald Notices
A list of new and renewing subscribers for the Ottawa Herald includes Ottawa Earl Oakman Lawrence W Mayes John Crockett Overbrook E M Huston Pomona Clarence S Jones Princeton Frank Heckman Rantoul Dennis Harkins Richmond Mrs Vera Cole Joe Sobba H L Wilson Wellsville Arthur Seyler Williamsburg Eldon R Hoyt end adv for Pms Mon Jan 7.
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Ottawa Herald
Ottawa
Earl Oakman
Lawrence W. Mayes
John Crockett
Overbrook
E. M. Huston
Pomona
Clarence S. Jones
Princeton
Frank Heckman
Rantoul
Dennis Harkins
Richmond
Vera Cole
Joe Sobba
H. L. Wilson
Wellsville
Arthur Seyler
Williamsburg
Eldon R. Hoyt
Budapest Olympic Exiles Stay in Australia After Melbourne
Of the 176 members of the Hungarian team at the 1956 Melbourne Games, 46 star athletes chose to remain in Australia rather than return to their Soviet dominated homeland. The USS Saratoga can shift its position up to 600 miles in a day.
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Melbourne
Australia
Saratoga
Subscription Rates in Trade Area By Mail
The notice lists pricing for subscriptions in the trade area. One month By Mail costs a single rate, while three months six months and one more term are offered. Details specify renewal options and delivery by mail for each term.
Tax payments rise for new Social Security group
Ray Henry explains the 1956 inclusion of about 200000 self employed professionals into Social Security and outlines steps to file 1956 and 1957 taxes. It covers obtaining Social Security numbers, filing the special form with income tax, payment deadlines, and how the 3 percent tax on net earnings up to 4200 affects 1956 and 1957, plus credits from prior work or military service.
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Congress
Internal Revenue Service
Social Security Administration
Ray Henry
Prayer for Today From the Upper Route
A devotional prayer excerpt centered on trust in the Lord. The speaker seeks grace to live and pray, desiring daily nearness to God through Jesus Christ, the beloved Son and Redeemer of mankind. Psalm 64 10 is cited as a guiding verse. Amen.
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Heavenly Father
Jesus Christ
Science shrinks piles new way without surgery
A new substance Bio-Dyne, discovered by a world-renowned institute, claims to shrink hemorrhoids without surgery. Available as suppositories or ointment under the name Preparation H, with a money back guarantee from druggists.
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Ince
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