Miller's Answer Helps Vern Miller Win Over Critics
The Kansas attorney general Vern Miller gains support from critics and allies alike after a string of firm actions. A 5-2 Supreme Court ruling upholding warrants not required in club liquor-violation searches strengthens his image. Alf Landon endorses Miller, citing decades of voting for Republicans but plans to back the Democrat. Clyde Reed praises Miller's insistence on equal law enforcement despite flamboyance concerns.
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Vern Miller
Holy Toledo
Great Bend
Miller
Supreme Court
Alf Landon
Kansas
Clyde Reed
Parsons
Calorie trivia and pet listings prompt civic notices
A jumble of 1960s era notices includes playful lines about calories and exams, multiple pet giveaways with contact numbers, and a farm column excerpt. It notes a Queens College course on science and domestic skills, mentions the failed cold vaccine finding, and lists names for a blood drive in Garden City next Thursday.
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Queens College
Senators and Representative Addresses Listed for Citizens
The notice provides official Washington D C addresses for Senator James B Pearson in the 5313 Senate Office Building, Senator Robert Dole in the 3227 Senate Office Building, and Representative Keith B Sebelius in the 217 Longworth House Office Building, all in Washington D C 20510 to 20515.
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Sen
James B. Pearson
Senate
Washington D.C
Robert Dole
Keith B. Sebelius
Longworth House
Washington, D.C
Public Pulse Downtown Future at Stake in City Letter
Letter to Mayor Jim Steward and City Commission warns downtown Granden City faces growth constraints from parking and land. Urges expansion of downtown area to sustain Kangas trade center, noting citizens own streets, lights, drainage and utilities and will bear suburban expansion costs.
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Jim Steward
City Commission
Iam
Granden City
Finnest Bange
Gramden City
Kangas
Garden City
Five Million Hospital Opens for Kansas City Blacks
A new five million dollar hospital serving Kansas City's black community opens and treats patients. Twenty three patients move into the Dr Martin Luther King Jr Memorial Hospital as Wheatley Providence staff transition from the closing hospital after sixty years. A nickel and dime campaign from five thousand five hundred black families financed the initial one million dollars. The four story brick building carries 490 beds. The piece includes a long commentary on downtown shopping vitality and urban renewal urging growth and modernization.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jnr. Memorial Hospital
Wheatley-Providence Hospital
Democratic fire sale of primary leftovers draws wide bids
Washington reports the Democratic Party lists surplus campaign items for sale including Yorty and Muskie memorabilia, bumper stickers, posters, and books. Catalog highlights feature Lindsay items, Hartke buttons, and Politico collectibles with optimistic notes on value growth.
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Washington
Lindsay
John Lindsay
Garden City Telegram Publication Details and Rates
Garden City Telegram publishes daily except Sundays and certain holidays from 310 N. 7th Garden City Kansas 67846. Editor Leroy Allman Ad Manager John Frasier, telephone 276-9292. Subscriptions: carrier six per week in Garden City plus tax. carrier elsewhere 1.50 monthly plus tax. by mail 19.54 yearly including postage. Local students 12.36, serviceman 15 yearly or 1.50 monthly. Associated Press member with exclusive local news rights.
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Telegram Publishing Company
N. 7Th
Garden City
SLO
Wealthy American socialite funds antiwar ads in Kansas
Kay Worden of Boston, wife of a MIT professor, spent 13500 on full page antiwar ads in 33 Topeka newspapers and awaits Kansans to call or write President Nixon to end the Vietnam War. She has supported similar efforts in Ohio and says the drive reflects her shift from supporting Nixon in 1960 to opposing the war today.
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Leroy Towns
Topeka
Kay Worden
Boston
Nixon
Vietnam
United States
Mrs. Worden
McTuate
Amerlea
Band
Southeast Asia
White House
Ohio
Midwest
New York
Paris
London
Africa
Kansas
Mass
What Is Hell It s Here Man Says Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle offers a witty list of personal hells across ages from infancy to old age, each reflecting common childhood mischief, growing pains, failed dreams, and midlife trials. The column riffs on how fate, not fault, shapes these ordeals and ends with a shrug at luck.
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New York
Hell
den Listis
Cays
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