Exposure quiz reveals Iowa voters overestimate fame
A UNI survey shows over 200 students recognizing Carroll O Conn as Archie Bunker at 98 percent while Senator Harold Hughes trails at 70 percent. The professor calls the results scary and blasts inadequate school prep, suggesting the problem extends beyond campuses to broader voters. Two Kansas Senators and five Kansas Congressmen are posed as a quick challenge.
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Iowa
University of Northern Iowa
Carroll O'Conner
Archie Bunker
Harold Hughes
Hughes
U.S
Kansas
Robert Docking
Grain giveaway sparks fears of food reserve loss
The Public Pulse reports concerns over government grain sales to Russia and China. Morton S. Sozland warns that rapid exports may deplete U S stocks and leave the cupboard bare, while officials defend surplus disposal and warn of uncertain crop yields.
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Eisinger
Nixon
Russia
China
K.C. Times
Morton S. Sozlamd
Baking and Milling News
Secretary of Agriculture
W. Searle
Lenexas
Garden City
Synanon Thanks Garden City Telegram Kansas Trip Ends
Synanon expresses gratitude for coverage in Garden City Telegram after a two month road tour through Kansas. Nicole and I made many friends, cattlemen donated over 100 head of cattle, and inquiries about drug issues spread across the state. Plans include a September visit with Lieutenant Governor Owen to California facilities to strengthen ties between Kansas and Northern California operations.
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Kansas
Nicole
Garden City Telegram
Owen
Callifornia
California
Roy Gewant
Distaff Side: Women's Day Reflections and Local Notes
Sunday marked Women’s Day proclaimed by the Governor, with Kansas suffrage history noted across decades. The column asks for guidance on Arthritis Foundation contact and laments the lack of a local chair. It critiques reading education and mentions Herbert Kohl’s books and a library copy. A humorous note about kitty litter shortages closes.
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Kansas
The Tree Surgeon Gaffe in Washington
ART BUCHWALD WRITES The Tree Surgeon. A comic tale of specialization and misfired steps to save a dying oak. A series of specialists, from limb man to root man, pile up costs as the narrator learns the limits of expertise and finally seeks a stonemason to build a tree well.
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Washington
Stomemasonm
Miller's Band Remains America's Top Dance Orchestra
Glenn Miller's Orchestra, revived after World War II, still headlines as America's leading big dance band. Buddy DeFranco, long the clarinet star, praises the enduring "Moonlight Serenade" theme and Miller's innovative reed-based sound, with 18 members and a repertoire including "In the Mood" and "Tuxedo Junction."
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New York
Glens Miller
Sill
America
Glenn
English Channel
United States
Glenn Miller
Gleny
St. Regis
DeFranco
Slerh Alpart
Duke Ellington
Count Baste
Miller
Freidin identified as Chapman's spy in Nixon era probe
The mystery man in the Watergate saga is Seymour Freidin, a longtime foreign correspondent and Hearst London bureau head, who spied on the McGovern campaign in 1972 as a freelance writer. He earned about 10 000 to 11 000 dollars, said to be paid by Chotiner, with some funds routed through Chapman. Freidin denies being a spy, says he sought to write an inside book, and notes his past as a reporter for the New York Herald Tribune. The report ties him to a code name used in Nixon’s campaign era and recounts his alleged payments and hidden role.
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Lucianne Goldberg
Alliance and Women’s News Service
Mow
Freidin
Chatiner
Washington
Senate
Chapman
Fried
George McGovern
Nixon
Seymour Freidin
Berlin
New York Herald Tribune
Hearst
London
Unil
Victor Lasky
Mr. Chapman
Murray Chotiner
Tom Dewey
Dwight Lisenhower
Richard Nixon
Cholinar
McGovern
Nixonanagars
Garden City Telegram publication details
Garden City Telegram is published daily except Sundays and select holidays by The Telegram Publishing Company at 310 N 7th, Garden City Kansas 67246.
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Garden City Telegram
The
Telegram Publishing Company
Garden City
Kansas
War Likely Reads From Fragmented Puzzle Clues
A garbled list presents scattered clues including chief executive abbr and Indonesian Mindanao term, plus entries for multitude scope slight detail a board mountain blunder brawl hat sacred vessel and unwell. The set ends with percent and a note war likely amid unclear crossword fragments.
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Synanon
Arthritis Foundation
Johnny Usart
Herbert Kohl
Kohl
Oe Public Library
Art Buchwald
Beaner
Thore
Chase
Hal Boyle
Jack Anderson
Hearst's
Freid
Chotiner
Ginniis
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Proctor & Gamble
HEW
NTA
David Ball
National Institute of Environmental Health
New York State
Indiana
Dade County
Fla
Samuel Epstein
Case- Western Reserve University
Despit Hew
Fred Brooks
John Frazier
le Roy Allman
Gar Fen City
MCA
Kansas Motor Carriers Assn
Topeka
Frank E. White
Order OF the Goldes
Phillips- White Funeral Home
Vietnam
Tee
INE
Jai
Jae
Cryptoquips
Dee Bhagholkyi
Yeaterday
My Bee
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