Uneasy Feeling on Party Candidates for President
A reader voices unease about the major party candidates Nixon and Humphrey. They argue neither may secure a majority in the electoral college and predict a House decision. The writer says Wallace could depress votes and suggests Rockefeller or Kennedy as needed change. The piece captures mixed emotions from Miami and Chicago conventions.
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Richard Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
House of Representatives
Miami
Nixon
Chicago
Humphrey
White House
George Wallace
Wallace
Rockefeller
Ted Kennedy
Back to School Fears and Realities
The piece reflects universal anxieties about returning to school for students, parents, and staff. It lists common worries about teachers, seating, restroom use, testing, and daily routines, while noting administrators and others share in the stress. It concludes that despite the challenges, school routines resume and summer fades as normalcy returns.
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Johnny
Women Voters Pivot From Candidates To Spouses
A quirky 1930s- style column notes women influence voting, lampooning political dinners where candidates pay $100 a plate and hinting women care more about a candidate’s wife than his platform. The piece wryly observes women seek appearances over speeches and questions resemble fashion inquiries.
Garden City Telegram Subscription Rates and Terms
The notice outlines subscription pricing for Garden City and surrounding areas, including in-town monthly and yearly mail and carrier rates. It lists rates for local carrier delivery, non-local carrier delivery, and mail to Finney, Lane, Scott, Wichita, Greeley, Hamilton, Kearny, Grant, Haskell, and Grey counties with annual amounts and durations.
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Hamilton
Kearny
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Haskell
Grey Counties
Kennedy Family Feud Blocks Shriver from VP Bid
Drew Pearson reports a Kennedy family feud over Sargent Shriver's potential vice presidency. Ted Kennedy opposes, while the Kennedy faction vetoes his brother-in-law, complicating Hubert Humphrey's running-mate search. Eunice Kennedy Shriver presses to break the barrier from Paris.
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Shriver
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Rose Kennedy
Jim Bishop
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Boston
Alan Arkin a Compulsive Actor Says Hal Boyle
New York AP reports Alan Arkin, hailed as a top young talent, lives with inner conflicts yet relishes fame. He treats acting as essential as eating, seeks artistic perfection, and hopes to prove himself beyond money and success. Arkin recalls early work and an Academy Award nomination for The Russians Are Coming.
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