Pipeline to Harry by Truman Book Sparks Debate
An upcoming Truman biography by Margaret Truman Daniel generates criticism over sources and bias. J R Fuchs of the Truman Library questions the use of private papers, while publishers anticipate strong sales with a first printing of 100,000 and soft cover rights.
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Truman
Margaret
Truman Daniel
Harry S. Truman
Harry
J. R. Fuchs
Truman Library
Independence
Daniel
William Morrow and
Doc
Simon and Schuster
Bess
Distaff Side Snippets and odd notices from Sunday life
The column riffs on aging jokes and local quirks from a Sunday morning, noting a teen’s counterfeit sheriff badge made from a beer can, previews of the movie Count Blacula, and comments on age and travel. It also lists six kittens for adoption and mentions an upcoming announcement with experts awaiting guidance.
Haldeman tops Nixon campaign as kingmaker in 1972
The Nixon White House relies on chief of staff H. R. Haldeman for campaign strategy directing advertising, staffing, and messaging. He selects aides, shapes access, and coordinates the inner staff while coordinating the November Group. Haldeman’s influence extends to pressuring Democrats and shaping the trajectory of the 1972 reelection bid.
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Miami Beach
Nixon
H. R. Haldeman
White House
Haldeman
Harry Robbins Haldeman
Bob
Richard Nixon
Los Angeles
J. Walter Thompson
California
Haldeman Bai
Dwight Chamn
Ron Ziegler
John Erlichman
UCLA
Lawrence Higby
Larry
Mary Jo Kopechne
Ted Kennedy
Kennedy
Hluckster
Golden State
Better America Foundation
Salvation Army
Christian Science Monitor
Thomas Watson
Watson
IBM
GOP TV Roller Derby at Miami Beach Convention Center
A spoof broadcast recounts a chaotic race among NBC CBS ABC and PBS correspondents racing across the convention floor to interview Tricia Nixon Cox. Pranks, slips, and heated interactions create a chaotic, humorous tableau for a public audience.
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Miami Beach
Miami Convention Center
Republican TV
NBC
CBS
ABC
PBS
Tricia Nixon Cox
Tricia
Douglas Riker
Dan Rather
Herb Kaplaw
Garrick Utley
Cassie Mackin
Kiker
Roger Mudd
Frank Reynolds
Mike Wallace
North Dakota
Tom Pettit
Sander Vanocur
Public Broadcasting
Pettit
Alaska
Mudd
John Hart
Thas
Hiker
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Sam Donaldson
Cassie
Puerto Rico
Rather
Utley
Robert MacNeil
MacNeil
Gentl
Pawnee Rock School Stay Order In Effect
In Pawnee Rock Kansas a district court ruled the high school must remain open until residents in the district can vote on its closing. Judge Herb Rohileder issued the order after the Fort Larmed Unified School District 495 board had decided the school was economically unfeasible to operate. Last year the school enrolled eighty pupils.
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Great Bend, Kan
Pawnee Rock High School
Herb Rohileder
Barton County District Court
Fort Larmed Unified
Bible Thought on God First and Self Last
A devotional urging readers to place God first before others and self. It quotes Haggai 1:3 and encourages trying a life blessed by God through prioritizing His house and purposes over personal interests. The tone is exhortational and reflective for spiritual discipline.
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Bebe Rebozo
Mike Wallace
Tricia
Doug Riker
Wallace
Cassie Mackin
Kiker
Roger Mudd
Tom Pettit
Mudd
John Hart
Garrick Utley
Walter
John
David
Happy Memories Hold Priceless Value, Hal Boyle Reflects
Hal Boyle reflects on memories that linger beyond money as a lasting source of happiness. He recalls scenes from childhood and midcentury America, from Milton Berle on TV to Scout hikes, family dynamics, and the bittersweet passage of time, noting how moments shape our sense of joy and mortality.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Don’t blame hunters for bull’s death in Hays area
Earl W. Weiss argues in a letter that two precise rifle shots killed an expensive bull, challenging the idea of a hunter as a wanton destroyer. He stresses hunting is a privilege requiring respect for landowners and proper conduct, urging fair attribution and courtesy toward property owners.
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Hays
Earl W. Weiss
D.V.M
Ridgewood
Bicyclists A Menace Says Local Resident
Mrs. Orvin Page of 412 N ath recounts a near collision with three girls riding bicycles on Walnut and 4th. She argues cyclists violate stop signs and urges police action to prevent a fatal incident.
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Orvin Page
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