Regents Seek Build Now Pay Later Bonds Plan
Kansas board of regents proposes selling revenue bonds to accelerate construction at state colleges and universities. Current law requires cash in hand before commitments. a build now pay later approach would be funded by the educational tax levy about four million dollars annually. Regents argue rising costs and urgent need for facilities justify a change to speed projects. The idea faces legislative scrutiny next session with needs showing maximum facility use.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas
TV shows wait for Nielsen word
Two major networks spar over ratings after ABC aired The Bridge on the River Kwai for a record audience. Trendex and Arbitron put the first broadcast at about 45 million and 34 million viewers respectively, signaling a strong viewership while top shows shift from familiar hits. The national Nielsen report due Nov 7 will determine cancellations and renewals for mid-September debuts across ABC NBC and CBS with Miss America Pageant edging NBC's Love on a Rooftop and The Pruitts of Southampton among top new programs.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
ABC
Kwai
Trendex
NBC
Ed Sullivan
Nielsen
Television Log Slates Dense Prime Time Schedule
A dense radio television grid lists daily program slots from 5:00 PM through 12:50 AM, naming numerous shows, movies, news, weather, sports, and public affairs. Entries include major network programs such as The Fugitive and Perry Mason, classic comedies like I Love Lucy, Beverly Hillbillies, and Petticoat Junction, with a mix of news blocks and weather segments.
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Marshal Dillon
Leave It To Beaver
Flintstones
Wells Fargo
Daktari
the Kremlin
Hank Stram
Red Skelton
Adrian Messenger
Pruitts of Southampton
Petticoat Junction
CBS Reports
Johnny Carson
Jean Arthur
Bullwinkle
Cousin Ken
Eye Guess General Hospital
Beverly Hillbillies
Andy Griffith
Dick van Dyke
Donna Reed
Guiding Light
Bette Hayes
Batman
Virginian
Lost In Space
Monroes
Green Acres
Bob Hope
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Peyton Place
Danny Kaye
I Spy
ABC
Newspaper Focus Shrinks as Global News Warps Attention
The piece notes a decline in thorough reporting as papers increasingly center coverage on Washington Moscow Saigon Peking and global leadership rather than broader domestic happenings. It implies a narrowing of newsroom scope and a shift to geopolitics driven by telephoto style coverage.
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Washington
Moscow
Saigon
Peking
This And That This And That Nostalgic critique of underreported oddities
A reflective piece laments lack of quirky human interest stories in modern papers. It catalogs peculiar feats and marvels mislaid by reporters, from giant pumpkins to peachy anomalies like hens with war slogans, urging newsrooms to revive wholesome, offbeat reporting.
Canker Sore And Other Health Questions Answered
Dear Dr Mother explains canker sores their unclear causes and varied treatments noting possible links to viruses foods and hormonal cycles. Also addressed are hair loss after pulling hair weight loss myths about apples cigarette effects on gout and herpes labyrinthitis causes and treatments.
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A. J
Dr. Meiner
MR. M
C.J.G
Prayer Exalts Trust in God for Daily Blessings
A devotional prayer praises the Father for daily care and unfailing blessings. It asks believers to deepen trust in God and align their minds with faith, invoking Jesus' name for guidance and grace.
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Jesus
A Sky Writer Performs For Pepsi on Main Street
A Pepsi Cola sky writer halted Main Street traffic while he performed aerial antics. Twenty five years ago a vivid display drew crowds and sparked chatter about bold promotional stunts. Fifty years ago Wellsville school officials planned to add a manual training department to the general plan.
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Sky
Pepsi Cola
Wellsville School
Louisville UFOs: Hot Air But Look Like Flying Saucers
In Louisville, a policeman found two cellophane bags and a 13 year old junior high pupil who admitted filling the bags with hot air to launch them as high as 100 feet. The incident was described as misidentified UFOs.
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Louisville
Subscription rates and publishing note for Ottawa paper
Published daily except Sunday and Holidays. Robert B. Wellington Editor and Publisher. Rates: trade area by mail one month 1.00. three months 8.00. six months 5.00. one year 9.00. Outside trade area by mail one month 1.50. three months 4.25. six months 8.00. one year 15.00. Member of the Associated Press. The AP is for local news and AP dispatches only.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
Carpenters Union elects Hutcheson to fourth term president
Maurice A Hutcheson of Washington DC has been re elected to his fourth four year term as president of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners Hans Hutcheson headed the union with Washington DC as his home base and the election was announced from Kansas City Missouri AP report
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Kansas City, Mo
Maurice A. Hutcheson
Washington, D.C
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
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