Politics Keeps City Employees From Public Office
The Garden City Telearam editorial argues that a long standing policy bars city workers from running for public office to avoid conflicts of interest and political entanglement. It questions double standards between municipal and county or district judges and urges letting employees seek office unless they misuse time or position.
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Johnson
USA
Eshkol
Israel
United States
Soviet Union
Legman
David Karr
Alexander Zarkin
Fairbanks Whitney Corporation
Karr
Elat
Fairbanks ‘Whitney
Kennedy
Bobby Kennedy
Monday Holiday Plan to End Calendar Confusion
The piece argues that holidays on Saturdays or Sundays disrupt business and government, while Monday designations would create two or three day vacations, cut confusion, and curb complaints of unequal treatment. It suggests adopting Monday holidays could ease tradition shifts similar to daylight saving time.
Distaff Side and Small Town Scenes: Nostalgia and Notes
A collection of light vignettes from Liberal and local life. Young volunteers run a ten week recreation program for seventy seven special needs children with weekly family swims and siblings joining in. A National Geographic joke and school magazine memories echo through town life.
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Liberal
Xih
National Geographic Magazine
Washington, D.C
Central Africa
America
National Geographic
Teenage turbulence, Frank Fontaine on parenting
Hal Boyle reports Frank Fontaine, star of The Fontaine, handling five teenagers aged 19, 17, 15, 14, and 13. Fontaine says adolescence is a split personality period with bodies and minds changing, and parents must be understanding guides. He urges school and home support to build character and avoid later life disasters, noting problems affect all classes.
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New York
Frank Fontaine
Frank
Crazy Guggenham
Jackie Gleason
the Fontaine
Peter
Lawrence
Alma
Paul
Christopher
Public Would Have Enjoyed Last Civil Rights Hassle
Drew Pearson recalls a behind closed doors House Rules Committee clash over shifting control of the civil rights bill from Rep. Howard Smith to Ray Madden. The debate spilled into insults and procedural fights as lawmakers weighed delaying tactics and political consequences with national conventions looming.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Dick Bolling
Kansas City
Howard Smith
Virginia
Ray Madden
Indiana
Mississippi
Bill Colmer
Charman
Smith
Bolling
Clarence Brown
Ohio
Brown
Republican House
San Francisco
Colmer
Madden
Tom O'Neill
D-Mass
Omaha
Neb
Lodge Wages Uphill Battle for Missouri Delegation
In St Louis Missouri AP Henry Cabot Lodge battled to win support for William Scranton among Missouri's 24 member delegation. Lodge met with uncommitted Mileburn Shaw and noted 20 delegates had pledged or leaned toward Goldwater with Shaw undecided after Scranton's efforts.
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St, Louis
Henry Cabot Lodge
Missouri
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
U.S
South Viet Nam
Scranton
Kansas
Lodge
Mileburn Shaw
St. Louis
GOP
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
San Francisco
Goldwater
Shaw
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