Kay Advocate Proposes Debated Coalition In Kansas Race
Morris Kay, backing Nixon and Dave Owens, urges a reform allowing lieutenant governor nominees to join debates with Governor Docking. Docking, wary of party factions, would likely challenge Kay’s independence. The clash promises heightened interest beyond who is the better governor.
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Distaff Side Ignores youth slang in old schoolyard jokes
A playful critique of teen slang contrasts over-40 readers with under-20 terms like stud and tough. It recalls phrases such as have a cow and a bug backwards, notes shifts in expressions from past decades, and ends with Mad Magazine’s Ecology Mother Goose spoof lampooning modern fears like nerve gas and mercury.
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Donor misdirection hits GOP fund drive probe
Washington reports detail a scheme around The National Republican Statesman a self described independent tabloid raising funds by phone. Irregular transfers show a California donor gave 15000 with only 7000 reaching Washington. 8100 diverted to a Los Angeles bank.
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Dole Re elected GOP Chairman
In Miami Beach, Spiro Agnew delivered an election pep talk as Sen. Robert Dole of Kansas was re elected by acclamation as national chairman of the Republican National Committee. Dole named Tom Evans and Anne Armstrong as cochairmen and Fred Scribner Jr. as general counsel after the party's convention.
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The Policeman in My Blood and My Newspaper
A personal reflection by 31M Bishop on law and order, police ethics, and journalism. The piece recounts family ties to policing, temptations of influence, renditions of corruption, and the author’s choice to pursue reporting over a blue uniform. It questions how law is defined and who enforces it.
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Irvin Wallace details unusual Biblical lore in The Word
Hal Boyle reports on Irving Wallace a meticulous researcher and best selling author who after ten years of study produced The Word a religious novel He lists surprising Bible tidbits noting no dates in scripture cross symbolism political shifts and peculiar legends including Judas and Pilate and his own shift from atheism to agnosticism in the process
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Beekeeping Threat from Brazilian Bees Reaches America
AP reports swarms of aggressive Brazilian honey bees moving north from Brazil toward North America at about 200 miles a year. The National Research Council and NAS warn the bees could reach the United States in four to six years, posing danger to people and animals.
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