Governor Docking and the Star Reporter Clash
Kansas Governor Robert Docking faces a clash with Kansas City Star statehouse reporter Ray Morgan after Morgan scooped the governor on announcing Docking will seek a second term. Docking filmed his announcement ahead of a scheduled release, prompting accusations of news management and a possible ban from future press conferences.
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Robert Docking
Kansas City Star
Ray Morgan
Alvin McCoy
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Star
Topeka
Docking
Morgan
Johnson
White House
Garden City
Dale Saffers
Public Pulse letters debate Kansas scenery and TV logs
Readers rebut a column on Scenic Skyline Drive and Prairie Parkway arguing Kansas scenery near Council Grove is worthwhile. They defend the term skyline and correct TV log details while praising state pride and urging accurate summaries in the column. They sign as MR and MRS RODNEY R. HOGG and list local contact, with subscription info and AP rights.
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Kansas
Colorado
Interstate 70
Council Grove
Grasslands
Hill and Dale
Great Southwest
Kansan
Missouri
South Haven
Kansas City East Terminal
Rodney R. Hogg
E. Chestnut
No. 1
Candidates Tell Views on Mothers Across Campaigns
Art Buchwald surveys presidential candidates on motherhood before Mothers Day. Humphrey touts Johnson policies as boosting hospital benefits and welfare for mothers. Kennedy supporters vow broader aid including underprivileged families and diverse mothers. McCarthy backers cite early stand for mothers. Nixon wants a moratorium during talks, leaning to private enterprise aids. Rockefeller works on a policy paper.
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Washington
United States
Hubert Humphrey
Johnson
Humphrey
Johnson-Humphrey
America
Democratic Party
Bobby Kennedy
Mothers For
Kennedy
Parents For
Families For
Kennedys For Kennedy
Mothers of
Politcians
Nixon
Richard Nixon
Rockefeller
Johnson Agrees to Wiretap Amendments to Satisfy Senate
Drew Pearson reports President Johnson cut a secret deal with Sen. McClellan to avoid vetoing wiretap amendments as part of the crime control bill. Ervin’s amendments threaten Supreme Court rights. FBI moves for monopoly on police training draw IACP opposition. Also notes Thai land deployment rising to 43,000 U.S. troops amid growing Vietnam tensions and calls for social reforms in Thailand.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
John McClellan
D-Ark
Supreme Court
High Court
Criminal Laws and Procedures
McClellan
White House
LBJ
House
Emanuel Celler
Sam Ervin
D-N.c
Ervin
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Hoover
IACP
Ramsey Clark
United States
Southeast Asia
Thailand
Air Force
South Vietnam
U.S
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Hamilton
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Focal
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McCarthy
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Garden City Association For
Norman Ieaacs
Louisville Courier- Journal
Pete Drevnick Stevens
Pine
Kassas
Donnie Walters
Ulysses
Kan
James Nordyke
U.S. 56
Hugoton, Kansas
Robt. Williams
Syracuse
Wayde Berry
Main
Scott City
Stanley Elliott
N. Main
Donald Bernbeck
Lakin, Kansas
Raymond Hecok
S. Kansas
Liberal
Gene Cole
N. Kansas
Dallas Bressler Hwy
Rolla, Kansas
Leon McKedy
Sublette, Kansas
Don Henry
Butch Gleason
Copeland, Kansas
Verein L
Donovan Tribune
Kaneas
Jesse Smith
Leots, Kansas
L. W. Nusser Elkhert, Kansas
William L. Pryor
Guymon, Oklahome
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