Editorials The Heat Is On In Higher Education
A KU chancellor calls for tougher learning and weeding out laziness as enrollments rise and campuses struggle with space. Kansas State echoes the need for renewed dedication to scholarship amid crowded conditions. The editorial warns of broader shifts in education standards from kindergarten onward.
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Kansas State
Collegian
James McCain
College Ag
Charles
Murphy
Kinder Warten
Heat to electricity gadget with no moving parts
Westinghouse researchers claim a device converts heat directly to electricity, containing no moving parts. The commentary notes industrial disruption, Britain’s fishing rights dispute, a Kanans lass named Nudist Woman of the Year, and various cultural observations on TV, religion, and politics.
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Westinghouse
Medical care guidance for laid off families and asthma cases
A letter from a mother asks how unemployed fathers can obtain needed medical care for two children. One child needs vaccines, the other has asthma. The doctor suggests being frank with the physician, seeking possible free vaccines, and visiting a pediatric hospital if asthma requires evaluation. Emphasizes that medical care is essential, not a luxury, and urges early action before work resumes.
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Tye
Det
Buti Ness
Auld Lang Syne with Tom Mix En Route to Kanporia
Tom Mix and party paused at Vista Gardens south of Ottawa while traveling in a Rolls Royce toward Kanporia for a personal appearance. Art Malls, Ottawa University football star, suffered a cheekbone fracture in the incident. Cort priced at 40 cents per bushel on the local market. Ottawa readers also learning of an airplane accident in Washington where Orville Wright was injured and Lt. Thomas Selfridge killed. An Ottawa birth note records A'bon born to Mr and Mrs C U Curry.
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Tom Mix
Vista Gardens
Ottawa
Kanporia
Cort
Washington, D.C
Orville Wright
Wright
Thomas Sk. Selfridge
Prayer for Today From John Four Spirit and Truth
Prayer text invoking God as spirit and truth. Includes verse John 4 20 and the Lord's Prayer line Our Father in heaven. Plea for God to cleanse hearts and sustain worship and love through Jesus Christ our Lord Amen.
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Jesus Christ
Quips And Clips On Public Prints Grow Larger
A Dorada Times note records hailstones described as golf ball to croquet ball size in public prints. Mentions that locals fear stones could swell to basketball size if delays continue, citing a lighthearted crowd reaction.
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Dorada Times
Television Programs Channel Guide Chronicle
An oblique listing details a dense TV schedule across channels NBC CBS ABC and others, including shows like Secret Storm, You Trust, Morning Show, News, Cartoon segments, sport and game shows, films, and late-night programming. It reads as a chaos of time slots and program names with numerous stray numbers and abbreviations.
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Andy
Budskin
Playhouse
Berial
o—Navy Log
Mickay
Leon
Price Inight
Orgle
Oray Ghost
Farm
Union
Newa
News
Gordon Eliott
Misa Brooks
Aon
Bet Preston
Annie Oskrey
Bgl
Preston
Jack Pa
Groucho Marzo
Iapy
Hichard Diam'd
Price
Zorte
Federal
Arthur Godfrey
Diex
Daily Word
People's Ch'ee
Walt Disney
Dipner Gang
Guiding Light
Destiny Jd
Deatiny
Bonxing
Phil Bilvers
Phil Bilvera
Telesahoo
Ome
Westher
Whirleybirds
Farm Report
Death Valley
Dean
H. Baggis
Payott
Dev. Nelson
Pryott
Father
Jack Pant
Queen
Industry
Woman Battles Nasser as a Courageous Egyptian Activist
Mme Dora Shafik, a prominent Cairo journalist and activist, clashes with President Nasser over freedoms and women's rights. She accuses the regime of a new form of colonization, cites personal harassment, passport denial, and threats to her family while continuing her anti censorship campaign and advocacy for women.
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Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Mme
Dora Shafik
Letels
Jer
Forjone
Mme. Shafik
Cairo
Nasser
Delay Arraignment Of Admitted Killer
Floyd Robertson, 25, charged with kidnapping and killing 18 year old Marjorie Schneider near Fort Collins, signed a confession claiming rape before the shooting. Nervous in court, he told Judge Dale E. Shannon he cannot afford legal counsel. Arraignment postponed to tomorrow while a lawyer is appointed.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Floyd Robertson
Robartson
Marjorie Schneider
Robertson
Dale E. Shannon
Floyd ©. Robertson
Shannon
Electrical Failure Halts Navy Vanguard Launch Attempt
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP an electrical malfunction likely blocked Tuesday s Vanguard satellite rocket launch a broken wire or similar fault triggered an automatic engine cutoff just before liftoff The three stage Vanguard has fired six times with only the March 17 success delivering a 64 inch sphere weighing 3% pounds into an orbit that may last two centuries
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Capid Canaveral
Fla
Ottawa Herald circulation rates and mailing note
The Ottawa Herald presents subscription prices for local and trade area delivery. Rates include one month for 86 cents, three months for 2.50, six months for 3.78, and one year for 7 dollars, with outside trade area mail options at one month 1 dollar and yearly 16 dollars.
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Dany
Ottawa
Kas
Honert
Wellogrn
Egnor Quyanedaker
Ore
Hubacription Rica Om
Docking On Panel To Talk School Problems
Gov. George Docking will join a Wichita panel on school problems hosted by 5 Parent-Teacher groups. Members include school officials and Sedgwick County state representative nominees. Marvin Harder of the University of Wichita will moderate. Docking will begin reelection campaigning with a speech at a 4-H Club event after the in building gathering.
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Wichita
George Docking
Sedgwick County
Marvin [Harder
University of Wichita
Docking
Ancrease
Anderson
Sedg J
Witk County
Young Democrats
Push Seeding Of Wheat Crop Progress In Kansas
TOPEKA AP Seeding of the 1959 Kansas wheat crop was beginning to gain momentum when interrupted by rains last weekend. Federal state agricultural agencies said 17 per cent of the anticipated 1959 acreage was seeded by the end of last week. Harvest of fall grain crops had started in limited areas prior to the rain. Combining of early sorghum fields began in eastern and south central areas with yields good to excellent, though moisture content was generally excessive. Early soybean varieties were harvested in the southeast, haying continued with alfalfa third cut about 90 per cent complete and fourth cut 19 per cent finished. The agencies estimated 44 per cent of the corn crop is now fully matured.
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Topeka
Kansas
KU Opens First Russian Class With Large Turnout
Lawrence AP reports University of Kansas launched an elementary Russian course with 55 students, five times the prior fall enrollment of 11. Instructor 3ame Anderson led the inaugural session, signaling growing interest in the language program.
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Lawrence
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