Scholastic excellence urged by Kansas State president
Kansas State University president James A. McCain urged new students at the first convocation to make scholastic excellence the primary goal. The editorial notes many undergraduates may seek to dodge military service and some students, including women, may focus on other interests, dimming the ideal.
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James A. McCain
Kansas State University
Kansas State
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Good Luck Joe and the Kansas State Campus Ambitions
The passage describes diverse student motivations at Kansas State, from athletic scholarships and fraternity pledges to college atmosphere and studying abroad. It notes Kansas State’s Manhattan campus and student body as typical of American universities.
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Joe College
Manhattan
Kansas State
Incunabula style snippets in Topeka Daily Capital
The Topeka Daily Capital runs small encyclopedia-like snippets at column bottoms. These compact inserts cite curiosities such as the Whirligig Beetle having dual eyes for air and water and notes that Gibraltar hosts monkeys in their natural state in Europe.
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Topeka Daily Capital
Gibraltar
Europe
Readers' blues and baffling facts from The Capital
A reader laments mixed accuracy in The Capital's trivia features. He notes paradoxes about hairs on the head and daily losses, and cites entries on Gibraltar monkeys, polar bears as fishers, and the Devil's Nostrils caverns in Scotland.
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Gibraltar
Scotland
Shetland Islands
Mumps vaccine discussed with skin test aid and risks
Affairs in health columns describe an available mumps vaccine and a skin test to detect prior infection. Adults without proven exposure may be given the vaccine, noting possible reproductive risks if contracted later.
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Series Debuts End What's Your Choice
AP Television writer Cynthia Lowry describes NBCs debutante season ending with three new programs. Accidental Family features Jerry Van Dyke as a bachelor raising a child, Maya follows a teen in India with an escaped orphan and elephant, and Mannix on CBS centers on detective Mike Connors solving a staged kidnapping with action and suspense.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Network
Jerry van Dyke
Las Veegas
Rachet
Auld Lang Syne and Hudson car visit Ottawa
Auld Lang Syne marks 25 years with Jim Overholt, ex Ottawa restaurant owner, now employed at Sunflower Ordnance Works in De Soto. Fifty years ago, the Hudson superesix, holder of a San Francisco to New York record of five days three hours and 31 minutes, arrived in Ottawa for a demonstration.
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Jim Overholt
Ottawa
Sunflower Ordnance Works
de Soto
San Francisco
New York
Prayer and Mission: Apostles Granted Authority
A devotional excerpt recalls Jesus calling his twelve disciples and granting them power to cast out devils and heal diseases. It includes a prayer confessing failure to preach the gospel with proper spirit and asking for renewed inspiration and authority to proclaim the gospel in Jesus name.
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Ake
Father
Jesus
Television Log Dense Daytime Schedule With Classics Cited
A detailed scroll of a television log listing programs by time slot across channels. Many entries include classic shows like Leave It To Beaver Flintstones Andy Griffith Captain Kangaroo and I Love Lucy plus talk shows game shows and movies with occasional parenthetical c labels indicating color or repeated airings.
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Flintstones
Kansas
U.N.C.L.E
Lucille Ball
Andy Griffith
Danny Thomas
Big Valley
Carol Burnett
Johnny Carson
Joey Bishop
Milton the Monster
Jack LaLanne
Captain Kangaroo
Torey
Africa
Bette Hayes
Merv Grifffin
Hollywood
Beverly Hillbillies
Dick van Dyke
Donna Reed
Guiding Light
Where Is He Now Fulbright critics for foreign policy power
AP News Analyst James Marlow traces Sen. J William Fulbright’s evolving stance on presidential power in foreign affairs. From arguing for limits on presidents to backing decisive action in Vietnam and proposing Congress share treaty and executive agreement authority, his views shift with the times.
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Washington
J. William Fulbright
Fulbright
Arkansas
Congress
Senate
Newsday
New York
John W. Bricker
Ohio
John F. Kennedy
White House
U.S
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Johnson
Gulf of Tonkin
Tonkin Gulf
Fullbright
France
Tripoli
Barbary Coast
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