Crotinger Seen Best Fit for First District Seat
Kansas First District voters face farm price concerns in the Republican race. William H. Crotinger of Tribune, a farmer with experience at Great Plains Wheat and in Kansas Farm Organizations, is viewed as best understanding farm issues and world trade implications. He campaigns across 80 acres in Greeley County with the message Elect Bill Crotinger to Congress.
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Kansas
Great Plains Wheat, Inc
Committee of Kansas Farm Organizations
Topeka
Bill
Great Plains Wheat
Greeley County
Bill Crotinger
Congress
Shadwick Faces Scrutiny in Northwest Kansas Races
A Hays Daily News editorial accuses Gerald Shadwick of Great Bend of misrepresenting his Washington resume while campaigning for Congress. The piece, cited by rival Keith Sebelius’s camp, questions Shadwick’s four years in Carlson’s office and notes the distribution of biographical sketches.
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Bill Crotinger
Congress
Gerald Shadwick
Great Bend
Kansas
Hays Daily News
Shadwick
Washington
Frank Carlson
Graham Purcell
Texas
Keith Sebelius
Norton
Shadwick and Crotinger
Hays
Sebelius
Gone With the Wind rounds theaters again in tally of viewings
A Houston woman has seen Gone With the Wind 35 times since 1939 and, with her two daughters, 72 viewings total. She has read the book 20 times. Other trivia notes a college fan who watched The Graduate four times and drive‑ins showing double bills like Sway with Viva Las Vegas and In Cold Blood with Berserk at Razorback and Wild Hog screens.
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Houston
Little Rock
Terms Of Subscription For Garden City Readers
By carrier a month in Garden City is $1.75. Payable to the carrier in advance. Local and area college students pay $9.00 for a month in the school year.
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Garden City
Congress Ethics Under Fire From Trucking Lobby Report
Drew Pearson highlights how trucking money influenced key lawmakers and a major highway bill, noting contributions to Public Works committee members and lobbyist ties. He argues ethics reform stalled by industry financing, urges President Johnson to veto the legislation.
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Washington
Nick Kotz
Des Moines Register
Congress
Jack Anderson
Miami
Senate Ethics Committee
Ethics Committee
House of Representatives
House
Senate
John Sherman Cooper
Lady Bird
Rep
George Fallon
Baltimore
Public Works Committee
Sam Friedel
Interstate Commerce Committee
John Kluczynski
Chicago
John Blatnik
D-Minn
William Harsha
Ohio
Robert E. Jones
Ala
James Wright
Texas
Kenneth Gray
Ill
Frank Clark
Harold Johnson
Calif
W. J. B. Dorn
S. C
Arnold Olsen
Mont
Ray Roberts
James Kee
W. Va
James Grover
Roger Zion
Ind
Charlotte Reid
House Public Works
Richard McCarthy
Buffalo Democrat
Nick Katz
Ohio Republican
Katz
Greyhound Bus
Greyhound
USA
Kluczynski
Harold Wirth
Firestone Rubber
Department of Transportation
Johnson
Congressional
The Need]e. .ty tareia cottin political musings on LBJ
A fragmented piece comments on Lyndon B. Johnson as a remaining force in politics despite being called a lame duck. It notes his influence, the impact of Lady Bird, and hints at a continued struggle with adversaries.
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LBJ
Lyndon
Texas
Dele to Beat Avery in Senate Race Predictions
The forecast predicts Dele defeats Avery and wins the Senate seat while Crutcher secures the nomination for governor, yet Docking is elected. Sebelius is favored for Congress nomination with Meeker winning the seat. Conard is projected to be the Lieutenant Governor.
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Dele
Avery
Crutcher
Docking
Sebelius
George Meeker
John Conard
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Rockefeller
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Claude Robinson
Doc Schrader
Kenny Wicks
Carolina Freestone
Old Milwaukee
Teddy Bear
Santa FE
PN Aa
Graham
Bakerite
Folger's—Electric Port Coffee
Sonnié
Kool Aid
Sloppy Joes
Pikes Peak
Sesh Produce
Traveler's Express
Stoner
Sonnie
Stoners
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