Dry Up The State A Kansan Liquor Debate
Sen Norman Gaar of Westwood proposes fully drying the state to resolve liquor law disputes. The piece argues that Kansas once nearly became dry, then voters repealed prohibition, and current private club exemptions fuel a black market. A ban on liquor except private home use is urged, with liquor by the drink to be voted again. Hutchinson News.
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Norman Gaar
Westwood
Topeka
Ed Arn
Kansas
Sen. Gaar
Gaar
Hutchinson News
Volunteer work boosts GNP and pays off in lives
Sylvia Porter highlights unpaid volunteers in Red Cross and other groups, estimating if volunteers earned minimum wage for 140 hours weekly their output would reach 548 million dollars annually, possibly over a billion with market wages. She notes the value of safety, health programs, and first aid training under OSH act, and local Red Cross efforts. The article calls volunteers the backbone behind blood drives, disaster relief, and home nursing.
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Sylvia
American Red Cross
William Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Red Cross
Miss Porter
Sylvia Porter
Telegram Publishing Company Listing Terms of Subscription
Publication schedule notes daily except Sundays and certain holidays. Includes address and contact numbers for Garden City Kansas office. Details subscription rates by carrier and by mail, with annual and monthly pricing and tax notes.
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the Telegram Publishing Company
7Th Garden City
Kansas
Garden City
Kleindienst in Senate Spotlight Over Mitchell Era
Richard Kleindienst faces Senate scrutiny as he seeks to become attorney general. He acknowledged steering actions that led to the DOJ dropping antitrust suits against ITT and blocking Warner-Lambert's merger, with ties to Nixon associates and Warner-Lambert under Bobst. A second item reports Kansas City tabling a $135.7 million budget for the new fiscal year, boosted by a half-cent sales tax for the Area Transportation Authority.
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Washington
Richard Kleindienst
Senate
Justice Department
John Mitchell
Nixon-Mitchell
International Telephone and Telegraph
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical
Kleindienst
ITT
Kreindienst
Warner-Lambert
Parke, Davis and Company
Elmer Bobst
White House
Anti-Trust
Richard McLaren
Bobst
Nixon
Richard Nixon
California
Wall Street Investment Banking
Kansas City
John Taylor
Area Transportation Authority
Government Minimum Prices Set On Government Grain Surplus
Kansas City report notes USDA will fix minimum prices for the first three months after harvest on surplus grains, with the same level for the fourth month. It explains the price formula, markups, and how farmers can estimate nearby prices by adding the loan rate to the markup. Details cover wheat oats sorghum rye barley and soybeans, including storage sites and export constraints.
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Kansas City
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Kansas City Board of Trade
George L. Eastling
The
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Russia
Politicians and Their Pants Put On Differently
Art Buchwald jokes about how presidents and nominees put on their pants, naming Lyndon Johnson Nixon Muskie McGovern Wallace Humphrey Kennedy and Kennedy. He wittily links dressing habits to political image while noting the light satire and a local theater ad
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Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Secret Service
Nixon
Jack Anderson
Henry Kissinger
John Mitchell
Mr. Nixon
United States
Sen. Edmund Muskie
Sen. Muskie
Sen
George McGoverm
Frank Mankiewicz
McGovern
George Wallace
Wallace
Supreme Court
Washington
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Teddy Kennedy
Miami
Kennnedy
Anti Busing Campaign Faces U S Public Pressure
Anthony Harrigan argues in Nashville that the anti busing movement seeks to stop federal court orders and HEW directives driving racial balance in schools. He cites polls, legislative proposals by Rep. Crane, and calls for neighborhood schools focused on academic instruction over social experiments, urging a return to local control.
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Nashville
Tenn
Congress
Senate
U.S
Philip M. Crane
R-Ill
Crane
Rep
Gallup
Walter Mondale
D-Minn
Reubin Askew
D-Fla
Hus
Supreme Court
Cewts
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Garden City Telegram
Duff Slde
Porter
Fred Brooks
le Roy Aliman
John Frnzier
Mitchell
House of Eastman
Dillon Union Securities
Wall Street
Mudge, Stern, Baldwin and Todd
Pat
Elmer
Dode
Tricia
David
Julie
Cain
Rod Turnbull
Art Buchwald
Notorious Cleopatra
State Theatre
Anthony Harrig
Anthony Harrigan
Southern States Council
Eugene Sheffer
India
Inlet Seaport
Piot
Sia
Cryptoquips
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