Arn rejects joint TV debate with Pearson for Senate bid
Former Gov. Ed Arn through his state campaign committee declined a Topeka radio and television station invitation for a joint program with U.S. Senator James Pearson. Pearson accepted. Arn preferred campaigning alone to stress issues and party harmony rather than a personality clash.
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Ed Arn
Topeka
U.S
James Pearson
Senate
Andrew Schoeppel
Pearson
John Anderson
Arn
Congress
Vates
Distaff Side Hamburger cookbook and oddities headline
A quirky digest of pop culture snippets features The Hamburger Cookbook in paperback, a wry note on tents and grass wear from army life, a quip on a cabbage price order, a remark on women and stares, a doctor’s line on temper, and a California nursery school’s grading of “station-wagon behavior.” It also lists horse names and stakes, from Acorn to Cravat Handicap, and a candy consumption stat.
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California
Physician
Think Again
Pure Village
Cicada
Sunrise County
Vimy Ridge
Ridan
Green Hornet
Speedwell
Tamarona
Nasrallah
Fashion
Subscription terms for Garden City newspaper listed
Terms of subscription explain monthly carrier rates in Garden City and weekly rates in other cities. It covers annual mail rates for Finney and surrounding counties, with variations by location. The notice is written in a clipped, era newspaper style and shows pricing, payment methods, and delivery details.
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Garden City
Finney, Lane
Scott
Wichita
Greeley
Hamilton
Kearny
Grant Harkel
Gray Costes
Kaneda
Talagram
Valee
Whit ney plans secret weapon against Kennedy in Washington
Drew Pearson notes Herald Tribune publisher Jack Whitney vows to import a “secret weapon” to Washington to counter Kennedy after canceling 22 subscriptions. Whitney, a former Eisenhower aide and ex-wife-marrying ally of James Roosevelt, intends to move Art Buchwald from Paris to Washington to scrutinize the Kennedy administration by September. The piece weighs South Carolina gubernatorial stakes between Ernest Hollings and Olin Johnston, highlighting labor, business ties, and political strategy influencing national voters.
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Washington
Jack Whitney
New York Herald Tribune
White House
John F. Kennedy
Whitney
James Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Ike
Court of St. James
Buchwald
Kennedy
Jim Hagerty
Paris
Jim
Pierre Salinger
Old Confederacy
South Carolina
Senate
Olin Johnston
Max Gardner
North Carolina
Ernest Hollings
Labor
Ston
Hollings
Donald Russell
Burnet Maybank, Jr
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Garden City Telesram
Telegram Publishing Company
Telephone
East Chestnut Billarawn
Marvin Smith
Drew Pearson
Herald-Tribune
Johnston
Wall Street
Texas
Senator Johnston
Civil Service
United States
John
Bob Hope
Georgetown University
Wek
Leslie
Robert
Mom
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