Crowded Field Shapes 1st District Republican Race
The piece examines a crowded GOP primary in the 1st District and notes that more candidates lower the winning vote total, risking a nominee from a populous area. It mentions rumors, party-switching, and urges qualified Republicans to consider running even if labeled Democrat.
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Congress
Potentis
Prazt Laancay
Distaff Side to Stage The Miracle Worker at HS auditorium
High school students directed by Larry Fowler present The Miracle Worker on Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Curtain time is 8 p.m. The piece is noted as a backstage mother writes with local color and humor while musing on personal anecdotes and contemporary jargon.
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Larry Fowler
the Miracle Worker
Republic of Africa
William Tubman
Liberia
Washington
Tubman
Monrovia
Henry Cabot Lodge
Boston
Maryland
Westmoreland Recall Sparks Editorial Burn, Washington
Art Buchwald notes how Gen Westmoreland's return to the United States surprised Washington and that Joe Wallston, a Hawk columnist, was not consulted. The dialogue reveals frustration over administration secrecy, advisory power, and the Vietnam war strategy amid Tet and pacification hopes.
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Washington
William C. Westmoreland
United States
Joeph Wainstop
Wallston
Army- Navy Club
Westmoreland
Kennedy in Law and Friends Shape Johnson Era
Bobby Kennedy’s brother in law Sargent Shriver faced a White House choice between the Kennedy and Johnson camps over serving as France ambassador. Shriver reaffirmed his desire to join Johnson’s administration, despite Kennedy ties and prior political pressures. The piece recalls Shriver’s rise from Peace Corps organizer to a central, sometimes controversial, figure in 1960s U.S. policy and Kennedy family dynamics.
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Washington
Bobby Kennedy
Johnson
Sargent Shriver
France
Rusk
Shriver
de Gaulle
White House
Lyndon Johanson
Kennedy
Bobby
Madrid
Peace Corps
Merchandise Mart
Chicago
Joe Kennedy
Eunice Kennedy
Nether
Bobby Kennedys
Aspen
Cole
Ethel
Eunice
Father
Mrs. Shriver
The Need i by Harold Coffin
Harold Coffin notes primaries clash with baseball season as fans follow politics mainly to see who will toss out the first ball. He argues elections intrude on the sport, while the average youth cares more about making the team than becoming president.
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Wallstop
Hue
Johnson
Westmoreland
Vietnam
Joe
William Westmoreland
Saigon
Clark Clifford
LBJ
Adm
U.S. Grant Sharp
Pacific
Hawaii
Army
Bob McNamara
Defense
Clifford
Creighton Abrams
Abrams
South Vietnam
Westy
Congress
Local College Students Pay 5 00 for Nine Month Year
Publication rates for Telegram motor carrier service set local and area college students at 5.00 for a nine month school year. Day delivery by mail in cities with local carrier service uses local carrier rates. Carrier delivery elsewhere costs 0.30 per week, with mail to certain counties priced at 12.00 per year and 15.00 per year elsewhere.
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Telegram Motor
Msit
Finney
Lane
Scott
Wichita
Greeley
Hamilton
Kearny
Grant
Haskell
Gray Counties
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