Democratic bid raised by Theis for U S Senate from Kansas
At Fort Scott meeting Frank Theis announced Robert Domme of Topeka will manage his Democratic campaign for U S Senate. Domme previously aided Gov. George Docking’s 1956 bid and chaired Shawnee County Board of Commissioners. Theis criticized Sen. Schoeppel for backing Nixon over Rockefeller and warned of Republican stiffing liberal ideas and working people.
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Convict Admits Kidnap Charge in Arkansas Case
Lloyd Nichols a 28 year old convicted murderer who escaped from McAlester Oklahoma pleaded guilty to kidnapping charges in Fort Smith Arkansas. He admitted abducting Celeste Swift and Carroll Satterfield after fleeing Oklahoma and was sentenced to 21 years in the Arkansas prison. He was arrested north of Van Buren after a road block and the hostages were unharmed. Nichols a former Oklahoma prison trusty stole a guard's horse to flee. He had kidnapped B P Wingo near McAlester and later abducted Swift and Satterfield in Fort Smith. Kidnap charges in Oklahoma await resolution. Judge Paul Wolfe ordered the Arkansas term to run before any return to Oklahoma for life term remainder.
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Japan Ideological Shifts May Affect U S Business Ties
AP analysis notes Japan's political wind could trigger shifts in defense spending foreign trade and consumer sentiment. If Tokyo politics stiffen or cool relations with the United States and rivals, American firms with Japan ties face new markets costs and competition. Investors watch for policy changes and potential inflation or deficits.
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New Minister Honored At Kalvesta Sunday
Kalvesta Methodist Church will honor its new minister Rev William Wilkoff and his family at a 6 30 p m fellowship supper Sunday. The minister was appointed at the Salina conference two weeks ago after serving three years in Douglass.
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Rockefeller Without Party Rendered Man Without a Party
Senator Symington told the Women's National Democratic Club luncheon that Governor Rockefeller has become a man without a party due to Republican criticism. He praised Rockefeller's remarks as exposing weaknesses in current leadership and urged discussion within the GOP.
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