Common Cause criticizes 1971 Campaign Act limitations
The People's lobby Common Cause urges caution over the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971. It praises some reporting improvements but faults no limits on individual contributions and spending on mass mailings and TV ads. It also blasts enforcement gaps, likening oversight to a PFC investigating generals.
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People’s Lobby
Greenhorn
Congress
House
Senate
PFC
Community Messiah rehearsals open to many voices
REHEARSALS for Palm Sunday Handel Messiah have run for weeks with room for new singers. 2:30 p.m. Sunday in the Fine Arts building on the college campus. Director Carol Anderson urges community members to join. chorus last year 160 with 44 in orchestra, this year similar. New residents welcome.
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Fine Arts
Carol Anderson
Garden City Telegram Masthead and subscription rates
The Garden City Telegram lists editors and staff roles and provides subscription terms. Rates show monthly carrier pricing in Garden City and surrounding areas, student and serviceman options, and mail subscriptions. The notice notes AP membership and exclusive local news rights.
ITT Scandal Reply Faces DoJ and Mitchell Fallout
Washington report notes Justice Department and ITT press a defense after a controversial settlement connected to ITT and the GOP convention. Dita Beard claimed she arranged talks with Attorney General Mitchell. Mitchell’s office disputed involvement. Rohatyn and Kleindienst links suggest broader political pressure around the ITT deal, while other political notes touch arrests, hearings, and policy disputes.
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Washington
Justice Department
International Telephone and Telegraph
ITT
Justices Department
San Diego
Dita Beard
John Mitchell
Kentucky
Reinecke
Gillenwaters
Mitchell
Rohatyn
Kleindienst
Larry O’brien
Irish success story that spans centuries and seas
Reporter Jim Bishop recalls a legendary Irish tale of nine men led by Thomas Meagher who faced hanging in 1848 and later rose to prominence across Australia Canada and the United States. The yarn links Mitchel Duffy Meagher McManus and others to roles from governor general to New York mayor while Victoria allegedly watches from afar. The piece questions truth but notes the tale’s enduring appeal.
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Queen Victoria
John Mitchel
Charles Duffy
Terrence McManus
Morris Lyone
Patrick Donahue
Thomas Meagher
Richard O’gorman
Michael Ireland
Thomas McGee
Australia
Victoria
United States
Montana Territory
New York
John Purroy Mitchel
Richard O'Gorman
Canada
Newfoundland
Montreal
Council For the
Dominion
Lyone
Liberal NEA Files Motion in Liberal Kansas Education Case
Liberal NEA seeks a restraining order against Liberal Board of Education alleging teacher harassment and prearranged negotiations with a board-controlled teacher committee. The group also seeks continued recognition and negotiations under state law for terms of professional service. Supporters backed presidents Oleta Peters and Lila Epperson after board failed to renew their contracts.
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Topeka
Kan
Board of Education
NEA
Kansas National Education Association
Liberal-Nea
Kansas
Liberal
Oleta Peters
Lila Epperson
Preminger Says Screen Violence More Harmful Than Sex
New York AP Otto Preminger argues that screen violence harms youths more than sex scenes and could spark wars. He notes mixed beliefs among psychiatrists but defends his stance, describing himself as mild, valuing work, controversy, and living by personal standards.
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New York
Otto Preminger
Preminger
Hollywood
Otto
Vienna
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer Clues List
Cross by Eugene Sheffer: Le Gallienne and Khayyam appear among clues. Hebrew letter, Dutch measure, apothecary weight, pronoun, excavate, beverage, abandons, banquets, border, card game, diminishes, light sarcasm, mine entrance, citrus fruit, judge, the trial, haunch, skip. Answer to yesterday and puzzle by BWN.
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Wong Sion
le Gallienne
A Neat Trick editorial targets Rep. Wilson
Robert Orth of Sublette critiques a Garden City Telegram editorial that labels Rep. Wilson as the Jetmore Republican. He notes Wilson was not a Republican at election and suggests he has not aligned with the party, while a later editor adds a corrective quip about Wilson’s party.
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Garden City Telegram
Rep. Wilson
Jetmore
Robert Orth, Sublette
Haskell County
Republican Central Committee
Sprays Dangerous Warns About Aerosol Use
Letter from Harry Martin Jr. warns that spraying aerosols releases large quantities of dangerous chemicals into the air. He argues scientists and chemists should scrutinize aerosol use due to potential harm to lungs and organs.
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Harry Martin, JR
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