Kay fourth for Bridge in GOP governor race
Morris Kay joins Anderson Frisbie and Shultz in the bid for Kansas governor. The 39 year old Lawrence insurance executive and former KU football star relies on House leadership to win. Observers warn his stance on Welfare and education cuts may hinder his campaign despite potential for a surprise.
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Doctors' Answer Warns on Snuff and Chewing Tobacco
A health column cautions readers about snuff and chewing tobacco, noting potential dangers and urging moderation. It references medical advice and public health perspectives, with contact information for further guidance.
Old fashioned divisions in remarks on tobacco harms
In Garden City a Telegram column discusses snuff and tobacco use, noting high sales and health risks from chewing and snuffing. It highlights nicotine absorption, mouth cancers, irritants, betel nuts, and historical use, urging readers to write with medical questions to the Kansas Academy of Family Physicians.
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Tars
Kansas Academy of Family Physicians
Distaff Side and Local Happenings in Garden City
Belated Father Day wishes to a local car salesman who got a push hoe. A pair of new graduates joke they are retired and unemployed. Notable home renovations appear across residential areas with decorative touches and a Spanish Mission style house on Harding. Rich Quint's Southwest Carpet and Tile gains praise on Fulton. Finnup Park blooms attract a special trip. See Kansas touring party from Hutchinson YMCA visits Garden City June 30 to view zoo and swim. Super Moms advocates for step mothers. Over 60% of Kansas homes have air conditioning. Kansas ranks eighth in cooling. If all car engines were tuned, nation pollution could drop 40 percent. A Ger iatric Psychiatry note questions survival of those 65 and older. Donors listed for April Bloodmobile visit to Co-op Center.
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Kansas
Nixon operatives campaign in style and fatten the campaign chest
Jack Anderson reports Nixon campaign operators travel first class and stay at elite hotels, charging tens of thousands to flights, hotels, and meals. The White House funds GOP fundraisers, while Democrats face cash strain as Humphrey and McGovern run deficits. Public figures like Larry O'Brien claim expenses are legitimate despite lavish travel and gifts.
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New Orleans
la Ruth’s
White House
Hubert Humphrey
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George McGovern
D-S.d
Larry O'Brien
Sheraton Park
Teddy Kennedy’s vice presidential option center stage
Washington reports that discussions about the Democratic convention keep circling to Teddy Kennedy. The piece notes that Kennedy might accept the VP slot if it influences the ticket, with ongoing speculation about his role in the nomination race.
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Washington
Teddy Kennedy
The
Democratic Party
National Symphony Orchestra
Kennedy
National Symphony
Sen. Kennedy
Capitol Hill
Power outage hits Kansas City Kansas from transformer damage
A blackout affected about 200 blocks in Kansas City Kansas after two transformers at the 32nd Kaw Drive substation were damaged by an expert, amid a May strike against the utility. Oil cooling the transformers drained, police investigate with no arrests.
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Kaw
Theity Park
Kan
Board of Public Utilities
32Nd
Kaw Drive
Virgil W. Hogland
Opposes Bomb Tests Protest Actions Across Australasia
In Sydney Auckland Melbourne and Melbourne opponents of France nuclear tests attacked French offices and the UTA building. Demonstrators painted and gasoline was used in Melbourne while Auckland’s UTA office burned. New Zealand Prime Minister Marshall urged global action as France planned new hydrogen tests, with Paris delaying the blast to Thursday per Tokyo.
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Australia
New Zealand
Mururoa Atoll
Tahiti
Tokyo
Auckland
UTA
Melbourne
Banque Nationale de Paris
John Marshall
Canberra
Bible Thought on Giving and Happiness
A brief reflection notes that giving to those who ask and not turning away from lenders brings happiness and contentment to the giver as well as aid to others. It frames the act of charity through a biblical lens centered on Matthew 5 42 and the value of generosity.
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Matthew
Public concern over sewer, elections, and local governance
Helene Campbell of 712 Ida St questions the paper's reports on sewer capacity and recent voting. She asks why elections occur if state power mirrors a Gestapo system, criticizing past water issues and perceived waste of public funds. She urges scrutiny of local decisions.
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Gestapo
Helene Campbell
Ida St
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