Clear Choice George McGovern’s New Economic Proposals
The Hays Daily News notes George McGovern unveiled revised economic plans that attracted limited Wall Street support yet earned some experts praise for realism. The new approach omits his prior program and parallels aspects of the Nixon family assistance plan, prompting questions about political opportunism and the strength of his initial proposals.
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George McGovern
Wall Street
McGovern
Senate Finance Committee
Nixon
Hays Daily News
Cat Placement Bureau closes amid identity crisis interview
In a candid talk the Cat Lady explains she is ending the Cat Placement Bureau cold turkey on the 31st of August to protect posterity and image. She recalls no formal board input, notes no kept records, and jokes about no fee and no guarantee. Names of former officials and peers surface in a tongue in cheek closure interview.
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Bureau
Jim Sloan
Comfort
Bob Glick
Norma Dawson
Marjorie Brinkmeyer
Sara Lacaster
Franklin Oldweiler
Charley Staley
C.P.B
Film ratings board accused of censoring scripts in pursuit of box office gains
Tailored to Fit The Film Ratings reports that the MPAA ratings board influences script content to secure favorable classifications. The piece cites examples from projects such as The Poseidon Adventure and A Touch of Class, notes internal memos urging edits, and describes industry dissent over a growing censorship role affecting what plays in theaters and on television.
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Washington
Motion Picture Association of America Rating Board
Rating Board
Ketch
Eugene Dougherty
Erica
Linda
Dee
John
Mary Lou
Melinda
D. Aaron Stein
New York City
Hollywood
Stern
Cap on Talk At Topeka Platform Skirts Two Georges
In Topeka Democrats avoided naming George McGovern and George Hart at the party platform meeting. Gov. Docking and Atty. Gen. Miller drew praise while McGovernHart were not mentioned. Republicans praised Nixon, Owen and Kay though some feared a tax exemption proposal. Abortion foes helped defeat two Republican incumbents. Catholics and polls frame ongoing abortion debates as candidates face voter sentiment shift.
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Leroy Towns
Topeka
Kansas
George McGovern
George Hart
Robert Docking
Vern Miller
McGovern
Hart
Docking
Bid Roy
Roy
Vern Miler
Nixon
Dave Owen
Morris Kay
Kay
Steadman Ball
R-Atchison
Judiciary Committee
Ruben A. Neher
R-Robinson
Ball
Atchison
W. E
Bob” Brown
R-Emmett
Looking For Honest Man In Washington Comic Diogenes Tale
ART BUCHWALD WRITES: A modern Diogenes seeks an honest man in Washington during an election year. He visits the White House, Justice Department, Capitol, Pentagon, State, CIA, and National Press Club facing closed doors, hidden truths, and a lamp stolen at last.
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Washington
White House
Justice Department
Capitol
Lic Information Office
Iff
Ital
Pentaigon
Pentagon
CIA
Hud
USIA
National Press Club
Diogenes
14Th
Vitamins labeled dangerous in Kansas shipment
The Kansas Health Department said a small supply of multivitamin tablets sold under the Clinic name could be dangerous for heavy drinkers and those with emphysema or serious lung disease. About 600 bottles were found contaminated with amphetamine and distributed in Kansas, with no adverse effects yet reported and unclear if any were sold.
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Topeka
Kan
State Health Department
Kansas
Bible Thought On Romans 5 8 Death For The Godless
A brief note reflects on Romans 5 8 stating Christ died for sinners. It ponders the mystery that the Son of God would die for the undeserving and the godless.
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Christ
God
Subscriptions and Postage Rates for Garden City Paper
The notice lists subscription terms for Garden City readers including monthly carrier rates in Garden City Kansas 67846. It names Fred Brooks Joan Fiszter and Roy Allman with roles Managing Editor Advertising Manager and includes second class postage payment details and tax notes.
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Fred Brooks
Joan Fiszter
Roy Allman
Edlier
Garden City
Kansas
Santei Aa
Sami Sedade
Railroads forecast record grain movement amid fall harvest
Kansas City reports a joint industry forecast of peak grain shipments this fall and winter. Union Pacific, Rock Island, Santa Fe, Burlington Northern, Missouri Pacific and Chicago North Western discussed handling huge exports to the Soviet Union, with corn milo and wheat moving to Gulf ports. A major goal is seven day turnarounds to unload and return trains, aided by full trainloads and coordinated car allocation among rail lines and ports.
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Kansas City
America
Association of American Railroads
Interstate Commerce Commission
US Department of Agriculture
Kansas City Board of Trade
Jo C. Hansen
Board of Trade
Northwest Pacific
Great Lakes
Ashantic
Gulf
Oklahoma
Gulf Ports
Houston
Union Pacific
Rock Island
Santa Fe
Burlington Northern
Missouri Pacific
Chicago North Western
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Soil Conservation Servie
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Sterling Lacy
St. Marys
Bob Brown
Gallup
Art Buchwald
Athens
Bible Thought
Steer
Garden City Telegram
Talearm Publishing Company
Nith Garden City
Rod Turnbull
Soviet Union
Russia
Eugene Sheffer
Rentarday
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Cryptoquips
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