Those Hamilton Kearny time zone views meet the county line
In Garden City editorials the writer argues for a state wide time standard, noting intra state commerce benefits and criticizing the DOT for listening mainly to local preferences. The piece also reports a dog problem in Garden City with stray dogs bite incident and a call for owner responsibility and better dog catching efforts.
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Hamilton
Kearny
Department of Transportation
Scott City
Colby
Finney County
Transportation Department
Reason
Greeley
Garden City
Kansans hear both sides on ABM debate from senators
In the Abilene Reflector Chronicle column the author outlines Kansas senators Jim Pearson and Bob Dole taking contrasting stances on President Nixon's antiballistic missile system. Pearson questions the need and cost while Dole backs the program, arguing defense decisions require tough choices and that the nation cannot gamble with safety. The piece notes Kansans will hear both sides as the Washington debate nears a crucial vote.
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Nixon
Senate
House of Representatives
Kansas U.S
Jim Pearson
Bob Dole
Pearson
Dole
Pentagon
Washington
Kansas
Abilene Reflector-Chronicle
Uncertain era voice muses on rights and escape
The passage critiques civil rights and social security fears, noting many feel wronged and insecure. It suggests Congress investigates issues or Supreme Court rulings may deem them unconstitutional, and hints at fleeing to a peaceful spot such as the Suez Canal for a carefree vacation.
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Congress
Supreme Court
Suez Canal
Nixon honors Buckley to USIA advisory post
William Buckley, longtime Conservative party organizer and editor of the National Review, is to be named to the US Information Agency Advisory Commission by President Nixon, replacing Sigurd Larmon. The move elevates a sharp critic of Nelson Rockefeller and aligns Buckley with a prestigious Washington board shaping American image abroad.
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Washington
William Buckley
Nelson
Rockefeller
New York
Nixon
Buckley
U.S. Information Agency
Advisory Commission
Sigurd Larmon
Young and Rubicam
USIA
Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting Co
Palmer Hoyt
The
Denver Post
Thomas van H. Vail
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Morris Novik
Afl-Cio
University of the Air
Larmon
John Lindsay
New York State
Conservative National Review
Sirhan Sirhan seen through notes and press silence
Buckley highlights Sirhan Sirhan’s notebooks and statements to argue the killer acted as an American with anti Zionist and Communist rhetoric. He contrasts media neglect with pressing questions on motive and ideology, drawing parallels to Oswald and broader Cold War tensions.
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Combat Hag
Sirhan
Esquire Magazine
Kennedy
Israel
John Birch Society
Oswald
CIA
Dallas
Workers of the World Unit
Garden City 1910 boastful Industrial Club brochure
Barbara Oringderff recounts Garden City Finney County in 1910 through an Industrial Club brochure. The town touts No Saloons 10 daily trains and ample industries, from sugar factories to electric theatres, automobiles and a grand hotel, led by the Garden Spot of the Universe with a 4000 population and growth ahead.
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Garden City
Barbara Oringderff
Hutchison & Pueblo
Buffalo Jones Herd
Garden City Industrial Club
The
Industrial Club
Finney County
Industrial Club of
America
Garden
United States
Garden Valley
Mike Etaick
Distaff Side highlights oddities of cooking and campus views
A collage of notes on cookbooks and recipes, a Rutgers law dean's defense of open inquiry, and a community blood drive listing participants. The column mixes domestic trends with university culture and local civic activity.
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Willard Heckel
Rutgers University Law School
Heckel
Hawks
Peace Corps
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Garden City Telegram
United
Jeep Publishing Company
Ranson
Wenn Menesing Edie
Kentas
Serrier
Gordon City
Te Vance
Ares College
Lesa
Servier Cares
Finney, Lane
Scott
Wichita
Gressey
Grant
Haskell
Gray Counties
Associated Press
Drew Pearson
Sparkplug
Tf Satam
Liberty Lobby
Carto
Curtis Dall
Canto
U.S. Court of Appeals
Carte
United Congressional Appeal
Ohio
John Ashbrook
Goldwater
Denison Kutchel
Fulton Lewis II
Young Americans For Freedom
J. Alan Mackay
Adm
Ben Moreell
Jones-Laughlin Steel
Tom Winter
Willis Carto
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Europe
Worthing
Lyndon Johnson
George Kennan
T Kansas
M. P
Jack) Reeve
Darlene Wallace
Lydia Martinez
John Werner
Ella Coen
Manford Kimberly
Carol Huddleston
Lawrence Hamit
Leonard Danler
Milton Roberts
Donia Johnson
Thomas Stellinga
van Silver
Wesley Conway
Willard Leopold
Wayne Rieth
David Crase
Robert Scott
Mark Daniel
Robert Wagner
Dennis Smith
Richard Baier
Harold Kleysteuber
W. H. Streeter
Clarence Knoll
John Talley
Ronald Scott
Robert Chigenhall
Larry Grant
Lawrence Bodine
Edith Hemmert
James Lopez
George T. Adama
Ellen Chisenhall
Vivian Foster
Alex Geier
Dan Fankhauser
Betty Crouch
Kenneth Ostmeyer
Gilbert Bayer
Gordon Farr
Merry
Neu Zealand
Byron
Angio
Card Gante Sayon
Willa ‘Anewar
Yeaterday
Arts Ral A
Madrid
Flower
Ikef’co Neeg Abhivog
Rouse Santee
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