Topeka Exit editorial questions governor race prospects
The piece argues this Kansas Republican field is weak with Crutcher Harmon and Van Skiver as hopefuls while Smith contemplates re election and Docking remains the lone Democrat. It laments no strong slate and warns that governors past stayed in Topeka too long, urging a sturdier successor for Kansans.
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Topeka
Glee Smith
Larned
John Crutcher
Rick Harmon
Raymond van Skiver
Wichita
Robert Docking
Kansas
Frank Carlson
Bill Avery
Carlson
Congress
Senate
George Docking
Fred Hal
John Anderson
Ed Arn
Distaff Side A Fashion Front Quips at Vogue Misfits
An Alexandria Virginia based expert urges fashion drop outs over exposing ill fitting outfits. A Campaign Flying Boutique heads the scene offering designed clothes umbrellas and scarves for the political season.
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Hollywood
Alexandria
Bandwagon Metaphors Roil 1960 Campaign Caravans
The piece uses vivid wagon imagery to compare Kennedy McCarthy Nixon and Reagan campaigns with rock and roll crowds. It notes Humphrey and Wallace offering fixes while drivers and attendees search for direction amid shifting support.
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Kennedy
McCarthy
Richard Nixon
Rocky
Ronald Reagan
Garden City Telegram Subscription Rates Notice
Publication details for Garden City Telegram outline pricing by carrier and mail delivery. Rates include 1 month in Garden City at $1.75, local college students at $8 per month, and mail to wider Kansas counties at $12 to $15 weekly or $15 for elsewhere. Also notes Associated Press rights and publication carriage.
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Carder
Garden City
Carrer
Finney Lane
Scott Wichite
Grealey
Hamilton
Kearny
Grant
Haskell
Gray Counties
Associated Press
Big Money in Politics Becomes National Scandal
Drew Pearson warns the growing influence of money in elections, noting how candidates with major funding secure power while others falter. He cites past politicians and audits of campaign spending, urges Pulitzer Prize winners to form a committee to investigate big money’s role, and recalls historic probes by Green, Hayden, and Hennings.
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Washington
Tom Dodd
D-Conn
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Parnell Thomas
RNJ
Thomas
Howard Brehm
Rohio
Ernest Bramblett
Calif
Andréw May
D-Ky
Louisiana
Richard Leche
Louisiana Purchase
Jack Anderson
Joseph Pulitzer
White House
Senate
William Ware
Pennsylvania
George Wharton Pepper
Ware
Illinois
Sam Insull
Smith
Theodore Francis Green
Rhode Island
Sen
Green
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Senate Rules Committee
Tom Hennings
Missouri
Joe McCarthy
Sen. Hennings
Sen. Hayden
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Hisenhower-Stevenson
Rockefeller
Dupont
Mellons
Pittsburgh
Sun Oil
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Joseph P. Kennedy
Kennedy
Jewison Slash New Hollywood Breed Shapes Film Era
New York AP report profiles Norman Jewison as a rising director producer reshaping Hollywood. The Canadian born 41 year old discusses art versus economics, individualism, and thrills in The Thomas Crown Affair. He recalls early Toronto TV work and later hits The Cincinnati Kid The Russians Are Coming and In the Heat of the Night.
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New York
Norman Jewison
Jewison
Mike Nichols
Holly Wood
Norman
Thomas Crown
Steve McQueen
Faye Dunaway
McQueen
Faye
University of Toronto
London
Canada
Hollywood
Judy Garland
Harry Belafonte
Danny Kaye
Jackie Gleason
Andy Williams
Doris Day
James Garner
Farmer golfers tease county club crowds at dusk
The speaker, two hours late, notes farmers calling to play golf while grocers must work daily. He hints at competing in a championship flight at Ellinwood, tying for fifth, and avoids bragging about the outcome or naming doctors who failed to win.
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Ellinwood
Dancer
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