Remembering Finney County 1948 with David McReynolds
David McReynolds, then a 19 year old Prohibition Party organizer from California, lived with a Finney County farm family in Garden City during the 1948 campaign. He recalls a liberal town minister, a hard drinking judge, a dirt farmer, a medicine show, and Kansas dry efforts, noting the outdoor pool, a 100 degree heat, and the memory of election time frost as a backdrop to his youth and later political work in New York.
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McReynolds
Finney County
Prohibition Party
California
Kansas
The
Voice
Telegram
Gerry Reed
Reed
Thomas Dewey
Garden City
U.S
Garden sass ends with forced to eat your own words
Gus Garden quips that the worst indigestion happens when you must eat your own words, a wry line reflecting on recent debates and public statements.
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Gus Garden
Snow Delays Harvest Across Area as Snow Falls
Farmers report 3 to 5 inch snowfall delaying the harvest of mile crops at Kamasas State Experiment Station near Garden City. Andy Erhart notes losses from delayed cutting, with 30 irrigated acres and dryland mile remaining. Snow depths range 3 to 9 inches statewide, roads snowpacked but passable, with melt needed before combines resume work. Total yearly moisture at the station reaches 26.82 inches, above the 18.05 inch average.
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Andy Erhart
Erhart
Kamasas State Experiment Station
Garden City
Holcomb
Hamilton County
George Starkey
Starkey
Goodland
Kansas
Kansas Highway Patrol
KHP
Sunflower State
National Weather Service
Federal Aviation Agency
Town
K-State Experiment Station
Ulysses
Kuly
Syracuse
Lakin
Deerfield
Tribune
Scoti
Scott City
Dighton
Satanta-Sublette
Cimarron
Olive Branch to Nixon says Kennedy to extend olive branch
Sen M. M. Kennedy told a Los Angeles fund raiser that he would extend the olive branch to President Nixon in the coming Congress without abandoning core principles. He praised Nixon on China policy and the wage price freeze, noting goodwill in Congress towards Nixon.
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Los Angeles
Senne M. Kennedy
Con
Nixon
Massachusetts
Democrat
Eugene L. Wyman
California
Democratic Party
Congress
Kennedy
China
America
Pacific
Great Britain
Hospital Enacts Visitor Ban Amid Flu Overload
St. Catherine Hospital is closed to visitors due to a flu surge that has crowded beds. Only one immediate family member may visit a patient during 2 to 4 pm and 7:30 to 9 pm hours. Dr. Robert Fenton says enforcement will be strict during the emergency with 108 patients, many infected. Weather forecast: cloudy, cold, possible light snow, highs in the teens to mid 20s. Sunrise 7:50, sunset 6:26.
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St. Catherine
Robert Fenton
Finney County
Fenton
Thieu urges Christmas cease fire and talks at Paris peace talks
Thieu proposes an indefinite Christmas cease-fire if no large scale attacks occur and negotiations resume. He urges prisoner releases and cross zone talks between North Vietnam, South Vietnam, and the National Liberation Front to lay a foundation for a settlement. Thieu cites U S POW releases as part of a goodwill gesture to foster peace.
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Paris
Thieu
Nguyen van Thien
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Republic of Vietnam
National Liberation Front
United States
South Vietnam
U.S
Moon explorers rest before lunar trek in Taurus Littrow
Space Center Houston reports astronauts Eugene Cernan and Harrison Schmitt slept late after setting up a lunar scientific camp. They will awaken around 3 pm EST to resume plans for a second moon walk at 6 03 p m. Tonight they aim to inspect a landslide on the South Massif with Rover, the electric car, after a fender repair using lunar materials.
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Rover
Cernan
South Massif
Nader urges FDA action on DES morning after pill
Ralph Nader and his Health Research Group warn of a possible second cancer epidemic linked to DES. The report accuses university clinics of distributing DES as a postcoital contraceptive without warning coeds, prompting FDA officials to push for action within weeks. Universities cited include Michigan and Pennsylvania, while doctors at both schools dispute the warnings, noting no proven harm to mothers from DES.
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Washington
Ralph Nader
Food and Drug Administration
Consumer Advocate’s
FDA
Bureau of Drugs
Marion Finkel
National Drug Advisory Committee
Nader
University of Michigan
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Des
Paul F. Schrode
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