Garden City curfew ordinance spurs Kansas towns adoption
Garden City’s curfew rule has inspired at least 16 similar actions in Kansas cities including Larned. The Wichita Eagle praised the move, arguing the ordinance is sensible and now widely accepted by teens and parents as officials push to curb late night vandalism and youth disturbances.
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Distaff Side notices and farm puppies listed in town
Local column notes odd calls for Mars and Frankenstein heartbeats, plus a free terrier litter offer from Don Linenberger and a collie for a farm or fenced yard at the Keith Newsome home. Also mentions spring stockings, durable school pictures, a garage sale on West-Side, 1967 Kansas Wheat Queen June Inskeep’s wedding, and a Fatty Arbuckle birthday observance on the block.
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Pubs Pulse applauds legislature for Buyer Protection Act
The Telegram thanks Kansas legislators Sen. Jack Barr and Rep George W. Meeker for enacting the Buyer Protection Act aiding buyers and legitimate businessmen. Attorney General Robert C. Sonder Holm Topeka notes the positive action benefiting buyers in the region.
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George W. Meeker
Robert C. Sonderholm
Topeka
Local college students to pay five dollars for nine months
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Republicans Torn Asunder Over One Candidate Nixon
Art Buchwald satirizes the GOP rift as Nelson Rockefeller exits the race leaving Richard Nixon as the lone unopposed contender. Trembling and party insiders debate whether Nixon’s solo bid will split or unite the Republicans ahead of the August convention. Democrats, by contrast, are portrayed as more united with multiple contenders in play.
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New Technique for Aortic Aneurysm Repair
Doctors J Manly Stallworth and Antonio Ramirez of the Medical College of South Carolina report a knitted cloth bag wrap around abdominal aorta aneurysms slows growth and prevents rupture in 31 of 37 patients. The method aims to stabilize weakened sections when direct arterial repair is too risky.
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South Carolina
J. Manly Stallworth
Antonio Ramirez
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Rockefeller Rumors Rebutted Amid Campaign Tactics
Drew Fearson reports that Rockefeller faced unfounded rumors about a private life collapse and a second marriage crisis. The piece notes such stories were spread by Nixon allies and warns the public to expect rumors shaping the 1968 campaign. It also covers Nixon, Johnson, Kennedy, Sorensen, Ribicoff, and GM, plus cross over GOP tactics and Vietnam policy signals.
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Overloading Caused Plane Crash Near Hoyt Kansas
Washington AP report says the January 1 1987 fatal crash near Hoyt Kansas was caused by overloading and improper loading. The plane was 164 pounds overweight at takeoff with center of gravity near the aft limit. Pilot and three passengers died. names not released. The aircraft struck a frozen pond.
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Hoyt
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National Transportation Safety Board
The Needle editorial on spring women’s fashion
Harold Coffin notes spring styles resemble winter fashion with a quick glance sufficing for the look. The piece jokes about women’s wardrobes and dress lengths, stating many outfits are worn little yet bought in abundance.
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