High-Priced Protest At KU Provokes Charges
Laurence Chalmers accuses Kansas attorney general Miller of grandstanding over his KU appearance that ended student protests. Lawrence Journal-World notes total police costs near 22000 dollars, with 13500 covered by Kansas Highway Patrol. Douglas County and state building damages fight further costs. Ottawa Herald report.
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Laurence Chalmers
Kansas Attorney General
University of Kansas
Miller
Lawrence Journal-World
Douglas County
Distaff Side and Graduation Reflections on Youth
A reflective column discusses the end of school break and a new voice named Ginger. It quotes Robert Louis Stevenson on youth and describes high school graduation at Memorial Stadium, celebrating youth, idealism, courage, imagination, and individuality while critiquing how society often stifles novelty.
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Memorial Stadium
Diderot
Robert Louis Stevenson
Stevenson
Political figures contact addresses list
Senate and House offices listed for Sen. James B. Pearson Sen. Robert Dole and Rep. Keith B. Sebelius with Washington D.C. addresses provided for official correspondence and outreach. This contact roster serves constituents seeking communications with federal lawmakers and highlights office locations in the Senate Office Buildings and Longworth House Office Building.
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Sen
James B. Pearson
Senate
Washington D.C
Robert Dole
Keith B. Sebelius
Longworth House
Washington, D.C
Garden City Daily ad rates and notices details
Daily publication standards and circulation rates for Garden City Kansas paper outline subscription prices by carrier and mail. Provides local rates for residents and servicemen, plus tax notes and AP association credit. Mentions editors and publishing staff roles.
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Telegram Publishing Company
Garden City
Kansas
Absuer
Associated Prose
Associated Press
Secret Service Eyes 400 Groups Over Assassination Fears
JACK ANDERSON REPORTS shows the Secret Service monitors more than 400 groups from Women’s Liberation to Gay Liberation Front, noting most assassins are loners. Examples include demonstrations at the White House by postal workers and Indian youth, with surveillance noted even on reporters.
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Washington
Secret Service
Women's Liberation Movement
Chinese
Laundry Alliance
Arthur Herman Bramer
George Wallace
Liberated Ladies
The
Oriental Scrubbers
Quaker Action Group
Nonviolent Direct Action Group
Gay Liberation Front
White House
Pres
Vietnam
Iaton
Protectees
National Welfare Rights Organization
Liberation News Service
National Alliance of Postal
Federal
Union
Louis B. Sims
National American Indian Youth Council
Robert R. Faison
Visual Intelligence Branch
National Association of Broadcast
Pennsylvania Avenue
Executive Mansion
ABC
Bible Thought and Warning on Unity and Justice
A moral reflection warns against harming others for success and echoes a proverb about divine justice. The message cites Galatians 5 15 and notes that success at others' expense is precarious, invoking the saying that the mills of the gods grind slowly but finely.
Market for Wheat as Livestock Feed Questioned
Kansas City debate on expanding wheat use as livestock feed weighs farmer attitudes and miller concerns. USDA cites 285 million bushels fed this year with potential to reach 480 million, while research from Kansas State confirms strong gluten wheats boost feed value and efficiency.
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Kansas City
United States
O.K
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Kansas State University
Fort Hays
Hays
Kans
Kansas City Board of Trade
Kansas
Grounding Leaders in Nuclear War Talk
Art Buchwald recounts a clash over a Defense Department plan to fund three Boeing 747s as airborne command posts for the President and top advisers. Flaxmeyer argues such planes could embolden leaders to risk a nuclear exchange, while the writer laughs at the paradox of surviving a holocaust. The piece weighs safety, deterrence, and the ethics of keeping leaders in the sky.
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Washington
Flaxmeyer
William Proxmire
Defense Department
United States
Moscow
Pennsylvania Avenue
Kremlin
Boeing
Seattle
Wash
United
Education bill aimed at shifting higher ed to public sector
Education bill critics call for massive redistribution of higher education funding from private to public hands. They warn about a universal $1400 yearly grant, expanded community college programs, and increased federal control, arguing such spending fuels dependence, bureaucratic bloat, and undermines institutional diversity.
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Anthony Harrigan
Senate
House
National Institute of Education
Southern States Industrial Council
U.S
John Anderson
R-Im
Hberal
Edith Green
D-Ore
Congress
United States
Lkely
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Garden City Telegram
Kansas Highway Patrol
Ottawa, Herald
Ginger
Goor
Fred Greeks
le Roy Allman
Dohn Frazier
Jack Anderson
U.S. Bell
Servi
Jack ‘Anderson
Bible Thought
Rod Turnbull
Great Plains
Art Buchwald
ORL
ZIOLY
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Eugene Sheffer
Asia
de Karenina
Johnny
Meadow
Africa
God of
Furnish
Oriental
Tse
Spartan School Queen
Household
Cryptoquips
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