Nixon Women Lead Low Key Vote Campaign
Washington AP report details Pat Nixon Julie Eisenhower and Tricia Cox extending goodwill appearances across the United States. GOP women anticipate more campaign travel with regional conferences funded by the party committee while family members split personal and political roles amidst the 1968 context.
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Tricia Cox
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GOP
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mennonite Disaster Service to Aid Tornado Hit Areas
About 50 to 60 Mennonite Disaster Service workers were expected to arrive in Hanston Kansas to assist in cleanup and repair at rural homes damaged by Sunday tornadoes. The effort covers at least 14 farmsteads in Hanston County and nearby areas including Ransom Burdett and Jetmore. Local banker Steve Miller obtained the pledge after talks with state officials in Topeka and Rez Garmon Wedel organized the response with state MDS chair Ralph Peters. The Houston school gymnasium will host the workers who will stay overnight for the cleanup.
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Mennonite Disaster Service
Hodgeman County
Steve Miller
Honston
Topeka
Ft. Riley
Miller
Rez. Garmon Wedel
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Wedel
Ralph Peters
Hillghoro
MDS
Houston School
Three Great Bend Coaches Step Down
Great Bend Kansas school board accepts resignations of three high school coaches. Baseball coach Al Burns and Basketball coach Jim Nebergall cite health issues while Track coach Jack Hague says he is tired of coaching. Nebergall will stay on as golf coach and all three will continue teaching. Burns began coaching in 1945 Hague since 1959 and Nebergall since 1957. A search was under way for successors.
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Grest Bend
al Burns
Jack Hague
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Succesbots
Memorial and holiday notices in Garden City Telegram
A fragmented OCR extract lists yearly notices published by The Telegram Publishing Company in Garden City Kansas. It mentions holidays such as Memorial Day Independence Day Thanksgiving Day Labor Day and Christmas and references addresses and names in a garbled form.
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Telegram Publishing
Garden City
Kansas
Harder Seeks Six-Point Welfare Reform Plan
Dr. Robert C. Harder, state director of welfare, announced on Tuesday a six point program he said is being prepared for adoption. The plan aims to tighten welfare controls and reduce errors in benefits while maintaining aid for eligible residents.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert C. Harder
Satchel Paige signs autographs after parking ticket
Osakoloa Kan AP report recounts Satchel Paige, the legendary black pitcher, signing autographs at the county courthouse after a traffic ticket for improper parking. Judge Jesse Wilson suspended the fine and required Paige to sign autographs as a remedy for his appearance, Paige residing in Kansas City. The piece also covers a state welfare initiative led by Harder to curb program errors, with a six point plan including face to face interviews, income verification, and revised forms.
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Kan
Ratcher Paige
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Penny Lake
Paige
Jesse Wilson
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Kansas City
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