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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1968

Page

2

Two Kansas Democrats enter Senate race stirring Sunflower state politics

The Kansas Democratic Party sees two qualified candidates James Logan and Bill Robinson joining the U S Senate race. The piece notes the challenge to beat Republican contenders William Avery or Bob Dole, discusses the value of competitive elections, and welcomes the new candidates as a boost to multi party government.

Kansas U.S. Senate Sunflower Senate William Avery Bob Dole K.U. Law School James Logan Wichita Bill Robinson Cong. Mendel Rivers South Carolina Robinson Logan

Distaff Side and Weekend Pet Listings

Domestic triumph this week using last of the hot cereal to bake muffins from box recipes. Weekend specials feature five adorable puppies a six month old dachshund and two garden city high graduates with jobs in St Paul and Minneapolis. Emily Nelson and daughters head to England for the summer.

Margaret Gonzalez Leonard Coates Garden City K.5.u St. Paul Honeywell Co Marshall Space Center Huntsville Ala Jane C. L Citian England Emily Gust) Nelson Anna Signe

World Conspiracy Behind Global Student Revolt

Washington column argues an international student conspiracy linking Columbia, Belgrade, Warsaw, Prague and other campuses. It cites Mark Rudd, Daniel Cohn-Bendit, and Fidel Castro as figures, notes Sorbonne unrest, and outlines causes including outdated universities and rising political interest among U.S. students.

Washington Springer Berlin Ivy Halls Columbia New York Belgrade Warsaw Cracow Prague Mark Rudd Columbia University Fidel Castro Cuba United States Danny Cohn-Bendit Rudi Dutschke Daniel Cohn-Bendit Sorbonne Paris Eugene McCarthy Sen Robert Kennedy Czechoslovakia Students For A Democratic Society Columbia Gymnasium Harlem Park Institute of Defense Analysis Rudd Axel Springer

Mother of Mothers Honored by Son From Kentucky

Martin R. Paasch of Owensboro Kentucky writes a tribute to his mother Sylvia Paasch of Garden City. He recalls her sacrifices faith and cheerful devotion shaping his youth and his sense of family as Father’s Day approaches. He praises her resilience and asks to honor all mothers who have served as both mother and father.

Sylvia Paasch Garden City God Owensboro

Rainy day bucket list from Hal Boyle

Hal Boyle intones a rainy day pastime to fill idle hours by making a life list of improbable, humorous feats. Sample goals include beating a drum in a parade, shouting at a whale, trading recipes with Lyndon Johnson, carving initials on the Taj Mahal, and other whimsical challenges across the globe.

New York America Allen Ginsberg Venice Dodge City Congress Charles de Gaulle Lyndon Johnson Taj Mahal Spain Buckingham Palace Julie Andrews

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World Conspiracy Herbert Marcuse University of California At San Diego Dutschke Springe West Germany Berlin Wall East Germany Die Welt New York Times Bild- Zeitung Can University of Havana Castro University of Caracas Venezuela University of Mexico Raul Leoni Johnson North Vietnam Vietnam Blue Grass State Kentucky Martin R. Paasch Owenstoro, Ky Hal Boyle Garden City Telegram I Telegram Publishing Company Brownie Roy Allman John Frasier Associated Press Taylor
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