William L White Kansan newspaperman remembered by Hutchinson News
William Lindsay White known as a Kansan newspaperman and journalist whose life spanned CBS wartime broadcasts, books, Reader's Digest editorship, Fortune magazine writing, and Republican politics in Kansas. He remained tied to The Gazette in Emporia, guiding its operation and shaping Kansas journalism while his family carried on its Kansas ties.
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White
William Lindsay
Kansas
CBS
Russia
Finland
Mannerheim
Reader’s Digest
Fortune
Kansan
Vietnam
Londons
Manhattan
Century Club
Coffee House
Bill” White
Emporia
The
Gazette
Katherine
Barbara
Paul David Walker
Bill White
Margaret
Hutchinson News
Do it for Dodie column at the zoo with talking animals
Guest writer Jack Kempton captures a playful zoo visit in a breezy Do it for Dodie style column. He riffs on bears birds lions tigers and goats using quirky literary references and light humor to frame a morning at the zoo while hinting at entertainment world chatter.
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Jack Kempton
Garden City Urges Support for Jr. Girls State Champions
Bob Brugardt of the Garden City Softball Committee defends the Norma's Beauty Salon team entry in the Jr. Girl's State Tournament. He notes the league ages, eligibility checks, and the large overall program with 129 teams, urging public support for the team in the National Tournament in Florida.
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Scott City
Jenny Stremel
Public Pulse
Garden City Telegram
Garden City
ASA
Norma
of Kansas
Florida
Bob Brungardt
Conard
Communism Won't Change It Belief in rising partisanship in government
J W Earle from Leniewa Kansas writes that in the last 20 to 25 years the White Hats and Black Hats in government blur, accusing leaders of soft on Communism and treason. He likens policy shifts to Stalin and Khrushchev era, urging readers to question peace rhetoric and demand tough stance.
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Atchinson College
Democratiic
Leopard
Zebraita
Bueshniev
Stalin
Russia
U.S
Czechslovakia
Cambodia
J. W. Earle
Leniewa
Kan
Garden City
Bible Thought on Isaiah 62 12 The redeemed of the Lord
The verse Isaiah 62 12 speaks of holy people and the redeemed of the Lord. It asks readers to consider whether others see God’s sanctified people in them and challenges reflection on why they may not.
Conflict Between Industry and Environment Reaches Kansas
Topeka reports Kansas Power and Light plans a 165 million Belvue power complex with coal and a future nuclear unit, promising clean air measures while landowners and Farmers Union question land values and rural impact. A Supreme Court ruling on air quality complicates permits, signaling a clash between growth and preservation with potential limits on fossil fuel expansion in the state.
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Topeka
Florida Everglades
Maine
Kansas
Kansas Power and Light Company
Belque
Flint Hills
Wyoming
Belyue
Flint Hill
P&l
U.S. Supreme Court
Mel Gray
Phrases Will Remain Long After Watergate Is Over
Art Buchwald notes phrases from Watergate hearings linger in Middle America. A dramatized transcript shows Mintonburger drunkenly denying details at 2:30 am with lipstick on his collar and a bar visit, while admitting it reflected pressure from superiors and possible prior wrongdoing. Reilly the bar owner is accused of lying to protect himself as testimonies unfold.
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Washington
Middle America
Mintonburger
Yeasir
Reilly’s Bar & Grill
Sam Davisberg
Ed Tuborg
Charlie Schlitz
Duane Thomas
Washington Ry
Tim
Reilly
Sam Carlsberg
Mr. Mintonbunger
Erol
John Cardinal Krol
Philadelphia
U.S
Ireland
National Institute of Mental Health
London
Canada
Germany
Mexico City
Paris
Monte Carolo
Sockholm
Italy
Belgium
Switzerland
Iran
Egypt
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Trucks Waste Huge Fuel As ICC Rules Drive Costs
Jack Anderson reports that trucks waste hundreds of millions of gallons yearly due to ICC regulations and gateway rules, raising consumer prices. He cites Food Fair, Refrigerated Transport, and Floyd Beasley as examples, noting adviser estimates of up to 400 million gallons wasted and prices rising.
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Washington
Food Fair
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Atlanta
Hhus
Floyd and Beasley Transfer Company
Alabama
Gateway
Nixon
University of Chicago
Yale Brazen
Denominations to Death and Distress
A compact clue list maps to a themed word puzzle. It hints at varied terms from military ranks to emotional states, mathematics, typography, and natural elements, interlacing historical connotations with linguistic play. The collection juxtaposes ancient titles, modern terms, and everyday objects in a single puzzle grid.
Independence Day Shout by Theng Reti Publishing Co
Garden City Telegram announces Independence Day observances published daily except Sundays. The notice lists the newspaper as produced by Theng Reti Publishing Company in Garden City Kansas 67646 and directs readers to holiday refrains and celebration timing.
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Taborey
Chitetrras
Theng Reti Publishing Company
Geren City
Kansas
Subscription Terms and Rates in Garden City KC
The notice lists subscription terms for Garden City Kansas, including a price of $1.94 plus sales tax, payable in advance to the carrier. It provides contact identifiers such as a telephone number 276-3232 and mentions standard postal details for a second class mailing.
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Fred Brooks
Wesensen Tohn Finzitr
le Roy
Allman
Garden City
Kansas
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