Out-of-Tune Weekend: Sebelius and Local Budget Pleas
State Sen Keith Sebelius now a Republican congressional candidate urges higher farm prices and property tax relief in a press release. Critics question why he did not push changes from Topeka while serving in the Kansas Legislature. Garden City Municipal Band seeks a budget increase as summer recruitment and attendance falter, urging continued support.
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Keith Sebelius
Congress
Sebelius
Norton
Kansas
Topeka
Garden City
City
Cousins Bring Lively Summer Visit To Quiet Suburban Day
A town scene recalls summer visitors as kin and friends stay over. a community cookbook shelf grows with clipped recipes while a Red Cross Bloodmobile targets a 160 pint quota at the Co-op Center Tuesday for blood donations.
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Robert Katz
Charles Sinclair
Ralph Beckett Jr
Myron Shrader
William Stegmeier
Edward Dye
Jack McAfee
Ray Askew
William H.anderson
Willard Wells
Garnet Reid
Lon Trulove
Darryl Graves
Lawrence Hamit
Lawrence Knoll
Harley Foulks
Russell Tremain
Jimmie Armstrong
Jerry Monroe
Tony Ornelas
Jim Keller
Dave Templeton
Darlene Wallace
Mable Setters
Richard Baier
Don Geier
Helen Orozzo
Rosie Surface
Jerry Matthews
Jack Marshall
Donald Moore
Rex Puckett
Richard Thompson
William Taldo
Clayton Base
Ronda Jean Clark
Evelyn Paxson
Les Cline
Calvin Scheuerman
Max Miller
Janet Taliaferro
Louis Taliaferro
George Cruz
Doug Tedrow
Fred Sullivan
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Co-op Center
Reflections on Southwest Kansas Local Scene Year Clues
Barbara Oringderff recalls a Garden City era with ad prose for Gold Seal Congo rugs at 16.75, Walters spring suits at 30, and kindergarten use of the library basement. The piece notes Miss Ellen Divine’s spelling prizes, carnation day sales, and Cannon coal ads, plus Ku Klux Klan growth and Ad Topperwein in Garden City. It ends with local theater listings and a provocative era anecdote about a woman seen smoking in public.
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Barbara Oringderff
Garden City Herald
Garland’s
Montgomery Ward
Kansas City
Garden City
Burns and Goulding
Walsenburg
Ku Klux Klan
Kansas
Kelly
Carter Bros. Hardware, Co
Winchester
Topperwein
Carter Bros
Garden City Electric Theatre
Hoot Gibson
Pearl White
Garden Theatre
Corinne Griffith
Conway _ Tearle
George Arliss
Alice Joyce
Pathe News
Our Fair Village
New York
York
U S Professor Marcuse Sparks Global Student Revolt
In Washington the professor hailed as the father of campus revolt, Herbert Marcuse of UC San Diego, advocates that change must come from youth and that both capitalism and communism are dead. Brandeis University rejected Axel Springer’s $250,000 chair in his name, instead naming it for Marcuse, highlighting tensions over support, Israel, and revolutionary ideas influencing students worldwide. The piece surveys Marcuse’s influence, reception in East and West, and his provocative calls for constant revolution amid global protests and political shifts.
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Washington
Herbert Marcuse
University of California
San Diego
Marcus
Karl Marx
Marcuse
Brandeis University
Boston
Axel Springer
Ottilie Springer
Brandeis
United States
Springer
Israel
Germany
Hitler
Farflung
Jerusalem
Moscow
West Germany
Keisinger
Kremlin
Mao Tse-tung
Che Guevara
Marx
Lenin
Rey Rudi Dutschke
Berlin
Josef Bachmann
Pravda
Red Audi
Prof
East Germany
New Left
Bonn
Columbia
Paris
California
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Telegram Publishing Company
Bill Brown
LeRoy Allman
John Frazier
Telegram Motor Carrier
Drew Pearson
U. S
Daniel Cohn-Benit
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Cohn-Bendit
de Gaulle
Berkeley
George Wallace
House of Representatives
Unesco
Rudi Dutschke
Dutschke
Johnson
Vaisala Aeo
Safeway
Old Milwaukee
Cold Brook Quarters
Ted Fish Sticks
Sci
Thunderbolt
Bakerite
Wilson Bif Wilson Mor
Vienna
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