Americans Opposed to Vietnam War Rocked by Broken Promises
The piece argues broad public opposition to the Vietnam War rooted in morality, strategic errors, and distrust of leaders. It cites De Gaulle and McArthur warnings, critiques U.S. role as world policeman, fears of nuclear escalation, and the credibility gap from Johnson to Rogers as promises fade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
DeGaulle
McArthur
Asia
Johnson
LBJ
Defense
McNamara
Nixon
Rogers
State Department
North Carolina manslaughter case ends with home confinement
D. A. Rimmer, 74, of Gastonia, convicted of involuntary manslaughter in a friend's death, sentenced to five years of home imprisonment with weekly groceries, triweekly haircuts, and limited medical travel. Damages of $2,500 go to the widow. 12 to 15 year term suspended due to age and wife’s ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
D. A. Rimmer
Gastonia
Rimmer
Superior Court
W. K. McClean
The Distaff Side and Women in Public Life
A collection of notes on gender issues from 1970s perspectives. It mentions the Cigar Smokers of America excluding females, a male dominated film calendar, a Boston campaign to elect the worst male chauvinist pig, and a Shawnee County House race with women candidates. Also references Aug 26 1920 suffrage anniversary and a Farmers Almanac stance shift. Surplus cats listed at 1004 N. 3rd with contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Milton
San Francisco
Ladies Home Companion
Boston
GOP
Shawnee County
House of Representatives
Marcia
Phil) Harley
Topeka
Starr
Howard Smith
Washburn University
Farmer's Almanac
Editor Managing Editor Advertising Manager
A line indicating roles within the newspaper office appears on the page. It lists positions including editor and advertising manager, followed by a note about postage paid at Garden City, Kansas. The fragment suggests a masthead or staff box from a local paper.
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Garden City
Kansas
Kleindienst Halted Wallace Embarrassment in Doster Case
Attorney General Richard Kleindienst personally halted the prosecution of Major General Reid Doster to spare Governor George Wallace embarrassment. Doster, alleged to have funneled 1700 in illegal donations to Wallace’s 1970 gubernatorial campaign, agreed to resign. three subordinates were released. The move followed earlier Nixon administration actions seen as shielding Wallace. The report links prior IRS findings on Wallace firm kickbacks and a private conference aboard the presidential plane with Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alabama
George Wallace
Richard Kleindienst
Alabama, Air National Guard
Reid Doster
Guard
Doster
Ima Dement
Dement
Kleindienst
Mark McIntyre
Justice Department
Wallace
Nixon
Wallace Law
George
Gerald
IRS
Gerald Wallace
White House
Richard Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
One Man's Party Pilots Fall TV Series Fizzle
Washington reports that last week's Republican National Convention served as a trial for a proposed TV series titled One Man's Party. Executives found it lacked suspense and ratings, deciding not to pick up the option despite colorful production and planned dramatic installments.
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Washington
New York
Nixon
New Mexico
Pete McCloskey
David Brinkley
Agnew
Gerry Ford
John Wayne
Ronald Reagan
Henry Kissinger
No-Fault Auto Insurance Plan Drafted by Topeka Panel
A special i-member legislative committee in Topeka led by Rep. John Hayes will draft a no fault auto insurance plan for the 1973 Kansas Legislature. The group includes Sens. Hodge Rogers Dearth Reilly and Reps Everett Garrett Huggins Peterson Ward and others.
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Topeka
Kan
John Hayes
R-Hutchinson
Legislative Coordinating Council
Hayes
House
Frank S. Hodge
R Hutchinson
Richard Rogers
Manhattan
William Dearth
Parsons
Edward Reilly
Leavenworth
Donn Everett
Roy Garrett
Derby
Harley Huggins
Kansas City
John Peterson
Earl Ward
Mission Hills
Federal Spending Lid Is Stressed
Rep Bill Roy addressing the Downtown Topeka Lions Club urged a federal spending lid to restore a healthy economy. He linked large four year deficits to ongoing inflation and said Congress should not appropriate more than anticipated revenues. He helped sponsor a resolution opposing spending beyond expected funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Bill Roy
D-Kan
Lions Club
United States
Roy
Congress
India
RV Boom Shifts Auto Makers As Travel Homes Expand
AP analyzes a surge in the recreational vehicle market with about four million on roads and over half a million added yearly. Production climbs from under 100,000 in 1961 to 600,000-plus in 1972, as buyers upgrade from campers to motor homes and fifth-wheel trailers. Prices start around 328 for pickup covers, up to 10,000 for motor homes, with weekly rentals from 90 to 225 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cunniff
New York
Wall Street
General Motors
Rva
Reader challenges Wallace on Wallace’s Word claims
Enola V. Fieldman of Ballinger writes to correct Wallace’s statements about biblical terms and events. She disputes Wallace’s claim that Calvary and the cross are not named in the New Testament, argues Jesus’s nails are mentioned in John and Luke, and notes Nazareth’s appearances in the New Testament with supporting verses from Luke Matthew and Acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal
Boyle
Wallace
Mt. Calvary
Calvary
Christ
N.T
Thomas
Jesus
Nazareth
Enola V
Fieldman
Ballinger
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Syndicat
Chum
Garden City Telegram
the Telegram Publishing Company
Ana
Fred Brooke
John Frazier
le Roy Allman
Mall
Jack Anderson
Internal Revenue Service
Deep South
Interior Department
Southern Pacific Railroad
Nevada
California
Southern Pacific
Department
National Coalition For Land Reform
California Coalition of
Interior
Rogers Morton
Bureau of Land Management
Art Buchwald
Sao
Business Mirror
Eugene Sheffer
Bynitente
Naomi
High Note
Broadway
Scarlett
The
Lowe
Xenon
River In
Europe
Office
Old Times
Gym Shoes
Cryptoquips
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