Hoover Not Indispensable: Editorial on Hoover's Future
Garden City attorney Duane West argues Hoover is not indispensable and urges the President to nominate a successor, praising the FBI’s record under Hoover while noting the director should retire with recognition of a long career. He reflects on the Hoover era and calls for change for the good of the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane West
Garden City
Finney County
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Sheriff's Department
Police Department
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Chitter
FBI
Bureau
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Kennedy
Johnson
Distaff Side notes community ties and pet pleas
The Distaff Side recounts Garden City families aiding American Field Service students, hosting an through the local AFS chapter, and aiding Gwen Ramsey abroad. Also lists pets needing homes after a cat owner leaves town and three animals needing homes. ends with a note on Paul Newman and Mae West poster in the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara
Bill Kesler
Garden City
American Field Service
AFS
Gwen Ramsey
Marge
Leon
Peru
Air Midwest
Kansas City
Keslers
Miami
Paul Newman
Mae West
No Fault Politics and Blame in Policy Debate
Harold Coffin notes rising business bars and hidden CPI, mocks no fault ecology and insurance. He envisions a national no fault policy shifting blame away from parties and officials in political accountability debates.
Fred Brooks and Le Roy Allman Seek Carrier Service Posts
Fred Brooks and Le Roy Allman announce openings for carrier service positions. Dehn Frazier and others may apply. The notice invites inquiries for available routes and employment details at the stated contact point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Brooks
le Roy Allman
Dehn Frazier
Ates
Nixon Vietnam duplicity alleged in Pentagon Papers
Jack Anderson reports from secret Nixon era documents alleging continued deception over Vietnam war aims. The piece claims Cambodia and Laos incursions failed to stop Ho Chi Minh supply lines, describes MACSOG raids, covert operations under Salem House and Prairie Fire, and disputed COSVN findings with orders and plans disclosed by military and White House officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Geerat Pentagon
Johnson
Vietnam
Pentagon
Cambodia
Laos
Nixon
North Vietiam
John McCain
Pacific
Honolulu
San Clemente
McCain
Earl Wheeler
Joint Chiefs
White House
Henry Kissinger
Creighton Abrams
Penttagion
Salem House
Ho Chi Minh
Indochina
U.S
South Vietnam
Thomas Moorer
Wihilte House
CSOVN
COSVN
I Am A Fault-Finder Yet No One Is Perfect
Jim Bishop reflects on self criticism and public fault finding in a column about justice, accountability, and political discourse. He recalls speaking to the Florida Bar crime panel, rejects capital punishment, and notes a national mood of discontent with authority while acknowledging his own errors and uncertainties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida Bar Association
Prss
Hich
Herbert Klein
United States
Jim Bishop
Klein
Vietnam
Nixon
Building codes stuck in past hinder modern housing
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff reports that hundreds of municipalities base codes on 1800s rules, stifling innovation and delaying modernization. A four‑group model code, due next month, offers performance standards rather than product lists, but adoption remains uncertain amid vested interests and regional divides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cunniff
New York
American Insurance Association
International Conference of Building Officials
Southern Building Code Congress
National Association of Home
Public Pulse Reply Defends Outboard Pollution Study
Matt J. Kaufman of Chicago counters Jack Anderson on outboard motor pollution, asserting the Shuster Report is a reconnaissance study with no final word and highlighting ongoing EPA and industry supported work. He claims the report cites field studies, questions its fuel loss figures, notes drainless engines, and urges publishing full facts to inform readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson
Anderson
EPA
Outboard Motors
Matt J. Kaufman
Direcor
Chicago
Crossword by Eugene Schefer in the News
A compact crossword feature by Eugene Schefer appears in the newspaper, with clues and grid presented for reader participation. The item highlights the author and the puzzle as part of the paper’s entertainment pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assace
Girl's Nameral Instruments
Constellar
Blind
Printer's Ton Gershwin
Persia
Lease
Advance
Pismire
Neon
Slender
Iteilan Gardner
Fragrance
Knock
Patricia
Prima
Andonna
Jacob
Weight Agency India
India
Solita
World
Conifer Waril
Mountain Agency OL
Mindanao
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Angela Davis
Harold Coffin
Yorty
Major Lindsay
Garden City Telegram
Telegie Publishing Company
N. 7Th
Kansas
Advertising
End Area College
Carrof
Vatatovinn
LBJ
Harry S. Truman
Business Mirror
NAHB
Eugene Schefer
Bnsgexya
Isa
Oky Praquies
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