Vietnam peace talks drag on in Paris and war worsens
The article argues延 Vietnam conflict deepens in Paris preliminaries likely to last months. It laments growing destruction, casualties, homelessness, and morale collapse in South Vietnam. It questions aims to save Asia from Communism and warns of nuclear options versus withdrawal. It notes Hanoi and Viet Cong must have a say in any restoration.
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Vietnam
Paris
South Vietnam
Asia
Ronald Reagan
State Department
Hanoi
Viet Cong
Distal Side ARTIEST EXTERIOR paints at Sand Hills Gallery
A recent completed paint job at the Sand Hills Art Gallery on Five Points draws attention for its distinctive exterior. Inside, the scene centers on the local art culture with mentions of weekend shows and notable art figures. Harold Waldrum will join the district as art coordinator and high school art instructor next year. Weekend exhibitions at The Jug Gallery were held and planned again. Park staff note many school picnics at Finnup Park. A matron visits her father, pondering youth rebellion discussions from years past. A Kansas duel law reminds candidates about eligibility for public office.
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Sand Hills
Electric toothbrush decorates New York living room scene
Joy Stilley relates a playful New York City dilemma as an electric toothbrush becomes a centerpiece of her apartment. The device, battery powered and charging at a base, requires a live outlet, forcing the couple to hide it behind a plant and lamp.
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Joy Stilley
New York
New York City
Presidential candidates pessimistic on primaries
Art Buchwald reports Democratic hopefuls Humphrey Kennedy and McCarthy anticipate weak showings in South Dakota. Nixon appears doomed to a token run with no serious opposition, while Rockefeller’s write-in prospects are debated as 345000 votes seem unlikely. The piece mocks poll-driven doom for all contenders.
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Washington
Harris
Kennedy
South Dakota
Tate
Bobby
McCarthy
Hubert Humphrey
Hubert
Gene
California
Humphrey
Indiana
Branigin
Nixon
Rockefeller
West
Rocky
Garden City Telegram Introductory Publication Notice
Public notice from Garden City Telegram Publishing Company at 310 N 7th Garden City Kansas outlines subscription terms and rates. Payment options include carrier delivery with monthly charges in advance. Names Brown Le Noy Allm and John Frazier appear as staff roles in the notice.
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Telegram Publishing Company
Garden City
Kansas
Rid Brown
Noy
John Frazier
Second Eines Barden Cit
Abernathy Meets Lawmakers in Closed Session
In a closed Senate meeting Rev Ralph Abernathy leader of the Poor People s March urged a multi year plan: three million jobs in five years and one million houses in five years with guaranteed annual wages. He pressed for food aid and adequate medical care while distancing from welfare.
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Washington
Ralph Abernathy
Poor People’s March
Ed Brooke
R-Mass
Senate
Abernathy
Clarence Long
Congress
Long
Open Letter Thanking Leoti Sixth-Grade Hosts
Dorothy Eck and Leonard Purer, Leoti teachers, express gratitude to Mary Owens Mrs Ladd and Mrs Strobo for courtesy at Hospitality House and zoo tour. They also thank Art Wilson Bill Brown and the Telegram KKGLD-TV for time and generosity during the visit by the sixth grades.
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Ladd
Strobo
Art Wilson
Bill Brown
Leoti
Owens
Telegram
Kkgld-Tv
KGLD
Dorothy Eck
Leonard Purer
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