Bill Bork enters Democratic bid for First District seat
The Hutchinson News notes Bill Bork, longtime agricultural agent and farm editor, has filed for the Democratic nomination for Congress in Kansas's First District. The piece highlights his broad regional presence, decision to quit a secure job to run, and the expectation of a tough race in November.
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Hamilton County
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Hutchingon News
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Hutchinson
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Bill Bork
Washington
Wrong Audience for Commencement Addresses
The piece argues commencements should target non graduates to stress diplomas and education. It notes automation reduces jobs for the lesser educated and cites Labor Department lists showing about 60 high school level jobs in short supply. It suggests non graduates march to the stage while graduates receive diplomas.
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Dalmatian seeks new home and museum work night planned
A six month old Dalmatian needs a home as current owners lack space. Call Harold Crossland at 1512 phone 6-7812. Also Finney County Historical Museum invites volunteers for Work Night Wednesday at 7:15 p.m. in the Hospitality House addition at Finnup Park for labeling sorting and cleaning. The Commanderos Dance Band from the University of Kansas features Dwight Kent Leopold a pre med student and tenor sax in Lawrence Kansas City and nearby towns. Their bus is a remodeled hearse and they have just cut their first record.
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Finney County
Harold Crossland
Commanderos
University of Kansas
Dwight Leopold
Hazel
Coffeyville
V. A. Leopold
Davis
Kent
Lawrence
Kansas City
Ethiopia Dam Debate Shows Communists Fast Build Pace
Drew Pearson reports from Addis Ababa that Emperor Haile Selassie recalls American dam efforts on Lake Tana and Finchan River. He notes Yugoslav help on a Blue Nile dam, while the Soviet effort at Aswan looms large. The U.S. delays raise questions about funding and timing for Ethiopian projects.
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al Lewin
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Finchan
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Yugoslavia
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Tito
Grand Canyon
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Wabi
Indian Ocean
Somalia
Oowan
Vandals Attack Dr King’s Summer Cottage in St Augustine
Vandals smashed furniture and set bed clothing on fire Sunday night in a cottage rented for the summer by Dr Martin Luther King. He was in New York and had spoken of a nonviolent army of whites and Negroes ready to demonstrate against segregation after a conference with Negro leaders.
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Fla
Martin Luther King
King
New York
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
GOP Leaders Stirred By Goldwater Nomination Push
AP report notes Republican figures shift from hands off to active stance as Goldwater nears first ballot. Rockefeller champions him while Romney Scranton and Nixon voice cautious positions. Scranton signals readiness for draft and vice presidential run. Romney criticizes Goldwater's views. Nixon hints at possible party role.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Scranton
Arizona
Romney
Republican Party
Nixon
California
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