Editors argue over Bennett office locations in Kansas
The Parsons Sun editor questions opening a Garden City office for Gov. Robert Bennett and suggests southeast Kansas as a center. The Ottawa Herald notes the pejowering debate over multiple offices and labels the move politically motivated absurdity.
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Kansas
Southwest
Topeka
Parsons
Ottawa Herald
The $100 Billion Figure in Defense Spending
A defense budget of 100 billion is explored through comparisons by Donald Luce of Clergy and Laity Concerned. He argues the sum could fund health care, education, and farm support for years, and would ease hunger and poverty if redirected. He cites Eisenhower on government spending and urges restraint, calling the money crazy and theft from the hungry.
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Donald Luce
Christ
U.S
Hutchinson
Dwight Eisenhower
Reagan backers lose grip at Kansas district convention
At the Fredonia 5th District GOP meeting, Ford candidates won all four delegate slots while a Frederick tribute incident and intraparty feuding helped sink a Reagan backed bid. Mary Alice Lair narrowly topped Miriam Jackson in Region I. Joe Foley won unopposed in Region II. Verna Evans narrowly defeated caucus choice in Region III amid regional maneuvering.
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Kansas
Ford
Montgomery County
Chanute
Frederick
Coalition
Kansas City
Mary Alice Lair
Piqua
Miriam Jackson
Greenwood County
Fredonia
Lair
Coalition People
Joe Foley
Parsons
Guy Whitehead
Winfield
Verna Evans
Wellington
Whitehead
Evans
FBI misled public on number of illegal entries
Senate records show the FBI understated the 1942 to 1968 burglaries by misreporting the total as 238 while actual incidents exceeded 1,000 and possibly over 2,000. J Edgar Hoover sanctioned more than a thousand break ins and only halted them in 1967 under pressure from Ramsey Clark.
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Senate Intelligence Committee
Hoover
Senate
Ramsey Clark
Senate Committee
Clarence Kelley
CIA
Senate Rules Committee
Howard Cannon
D-Nev
Phillip Burton
Dcalif
House
Nina-Ann Coleman
Burton
Labor Department
Big Jim Robinson's Dixieland Jazz Funeral Remembered
Nathan Robinson known as Big Jim, an 86-year-old Dixieland pioneer, was buried after a traditional jazz funeral in New Orleans. A thousand mourners, many dancing in the street, followed the Olympia Brass Band in a second line to celebrate his life and music.
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New Orleans
UPI
Nathan
Big Jim’ Robinson
Dixieland
Preservation Hall
French Quarter
Olympia Brass Band
Robinson
Maag to be Bennett’s first fulltime lobbyist
Jim Maag, former Dodge City College historian and ex speaker pro tem of the Kansas House, will join Governor Bennett as his fulltime administrative aide and legislative liaison. He plans to assist in preparing the 1978 budget and explain the governor’s decisions to lawmakers while balancing western views with state policy.
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Kansas
Topeka
Hns
Jim Maag
Robert Bennett
Maag
Mang
Dodge City
Bennett Camp
Kansas House of Representatives
State Historical Society
Dodge City Community College
Bennett
Tribune publication details and subscription rates
The page lists the Tribune’s 5th year issue information, pricing by mail in trade territory and outside, carrier rates in Chanute, and notes the United Press International exclusivity for local news republication. It also mentions tax details and newspaper staff roles.
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Neosho
Allen, Wilsin, and
Chanute
United Press International
Curved Bar Award Recipients Named for Girl Scouts
Twenty five years ago Susie Wallingford Sandra Sutton Martha Finney Janice Struthhart Shelia Nation Janice Leason Donna Sallee Myrna Brewster and Phyllis Shook received the Curved Bar award the highest honor for Girl Scouts. Fifty years ago 1926 all sons and grandsons of Union soldiers of the Civil war 1861 65 are asked to meet at the GAR hall in the Memorial building to arrange Decoration.
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Susie Wallingford
Sandra Sutton
Martha Finney
Janice Struthhart
Shelia Nation
Janice Leason
Donna Sallee
Myrna Brewster
Phyllis Shook
GAR
Kelley apologizes for FBI past abuses at Westminster
FBI Director Clarence Kelley apologized for abuses of investigative power during the Hoover era. He called some actions indefensible and said the FBI must never repeat them while noting Senate reports condemn COINTELPRO as illegal and immoral. He defended morale concerns but urged accountability.
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Fulton, Mo
UPI
FBI
Clarence Kelley
J. Edgar Hoover
Kelley
Hoover
Westminster College
Winston Churchill
Europe
Senate Intelligence Committee
Cointelpro
U.S
Recession recovery indicators mixed in 1976 data
UPI reports mixed signals from the economy with GNP rising 7.5 percent in early 1976 and unemployment at 7.5 percent though record 87.4 million employed. Inflation remains modest while wholesale prices climb, and leading indicators slip 0.4 percent in March, suggesting a slower recovery ahead.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Believer’s Blessing for Those Who Do Not Follow False Gods
A verse from Psalms 40 4: blessed is the man who trusts in the Lord and does not turn to the proud or follow false gods, emphasizing steadfast faith. The message contrasts integrity with idolatry and highlights divine favor for the humble.
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