Tomatoes Respond to Pain Theory And Alumni Football Notes
A quirky column blends claims that tomato plants react to cuts with an annual season crop report from a college alumni football game. Observations describe players gasping and joking about out of shape, while editor Bob Greer and staff react with humor and a desk shock anecdote. Fashion notes remark on vintage looking women's wear from photos, suggesting initial shock but potential adjustment.
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Kenny Wicks
Bryce Roderick
John Evans
Ray Salyer
National Baptist Convention warns of lawlessness after meeting
Atlanta leaders warn that police are maligned and citizens take the law into their own hands. A. Henson Jarmon, chairman of the convention's stewardship commission, says the foundations of social order are being destroyed. The National Baptist Convention U.S.A. ends its annual meeting with 6.5 million members, described as the nation's largest Negro organization.
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Atlanta, Ga
National Baptist Convention
U.S.A
A. Henson Jarmon
Two Teen Girls Injured In Morning Crash
Two teenage girls Judy Ann 15 and Ann Marie 13 were injured when a car carrying them collided with an eastbound pickup driven by Steven L. Dougherty 17 at the intersection of B street and Albert. They were treated at St Catherine Hospital for broken pelvis bruises abrasions and shock. Their brother Terry 17 drove the car. neither driver was hospitalized. Ann fell from a door that swung open after the crash about 8 30 a m.
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Albert
St. Catherine Hospital
Judy Ann
Ann Marie
J. L. Newby
W. Edwards
Judy
Terry
Steven L. Dougherty
Hattie
Ann
Gordon Named Royals Manager in Kansas City
Kansas City AP Gordon, famed second baseman and former Angels instructor, is named manager of the Kansas City Royals expanding club slated to begin in the American League next season. This marks his fourth major league managerial post after stints with Cleveland and Detroit and a prior Kansas City Athletics assignment.
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Kansas City
Joe Gordon
California Angels
Kansas City Royals
Gordon
Bobby Bragan
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Jimmy Dykes
Detroit Tigers
Garden Sass How Long a Minute Is Depends on Your Side
Gus Garden notes the kitchen bathroom door divide shapes perception of time in a playful quip. The remark contrasts different viewpoints inside the home and hints at humorous domestic dynamics.
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Gus Garden
Fall Festival in Garden City Downtown Wednesday
The d4th annual Fall Festival will be held downtown Garden City on Wednesday evening from 8 to 10. Main Street will close to traffic from 6:30. Merchants display fall and winter goods with window guessing prizes for items' retail values. Three bands will perform on street. youth groups and clubs run booths with refreshments and games.
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Garden City
Main Street
Mosphere
Garden City Area
Israel Egypt Urged To Obey Cease-Fire
United Nations Security Council urges Israel and Egypt to honor the 1967 cease-fire after heavy fighting along the Suez Canal left 10 Israelis and 17 Egyptians dead. The council’s consensus statement followed a U.N. cease-fire team’s efforts, with observer posts hit and casualties among soldiers and civilians.
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United. Nations
N.Y
U.N. Security Council
Israel
Egypt
Suez Canal
George Ignatieff
Canal
el Qantara
Port Taufiq
U.N
Canal Front
Security Council
Council
Odd Bull
Norway
Yosef Tekoah
Port Taufie
Mohamed El-Kony
Primary Elections Signal Goldwater Comeback Bid
The Associated Press reports major party votes on Tuesday include Barry Goldwater seeking the Arizona Republican Senate nomination after an earlier loss to Johnson. Democratic challengers, prominent state races, and governorship contests across Colorado, New Hampshire, Wisconsin, Maryland, Vermont, Utah, and Minnesota shape a broad ballot as incumbents face limited opposition in several states. George Aiken and other incumbents navigate renomination bids, while notable hopefuls such as Bronson La Follette and Phil Hansen vie for governor or Senate seats amid Vietnam policy stakes.
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Associated Press
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Johnson
Carl Hayden
U.S. Senate
House of Representative
Colorado
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Maryland
Vermont
Utah
Steve McNichols
Ken Monfort
Peter Dominick
McNichols
Vietnam
Monfort
George D. Aiken
William K. Tufts
John J. Daley
Phillip Hoff
Bronson €. la Follette
la Follette
Floyd Wille
Warren P. Knowles
Demo
Cratic
John W. King
Senate
Rhode Island
John H. Chafee
Frank Licht
Daniel B. Brewster
Wallace F. Bennett
Mark Anderson
The
John Birch Society
Phil Hansen
Milt Weisenmann
Calvin L. Rampton
Minnesota
Agreement Seen On Teacher Strike Ends Standoff
A key figure says an agreement to end the city teacher strike has been reached between the Board of Education and the United Federation of Teachers. The settlement addresses the Ocean Hill Brownsville decentralization dispute and guarantees teachers’ rights under the plan. Schools were opened amid confusion as parents and students awaited word on the final terms and voting by UFT leadership.
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NEW York
Board of Education
United Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
Brooklyn
Ocean Hill
Brownsville
Ocean Hill-Brownaville
UFT
Albert Shanker
Ocean Hill Brownsville
Bernard E. Donovan
Donovan
John V. Lindsay
Shanker
Brona
Lower East Side
Manhattan
Mercury Hits 41 at Goodland
TOPEKA AP The Weather Bureau forecast fair and unseasonably cool weather for most of Kansas today and Tuesday with a clearing trend in central and eastern Kansas. Highs today in the 70s and lows from the 40s to mid 50s. warmer but still cool Tuesday in the west. Sunday highs ranged 76 to 85 with overnight lows from 41 at Goodland to 60 at Leavenworth.
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Topeka
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Beloit
Concordia
Hill City
Pittsburg
Goodland
Leavenworth
Rural Urban Art Show This Month in Garden City
Southwest Kansas amateur artists are invited to join the 16th Rural Urban Art Show set for Sept 21 to 28 at the Civic Center Garden City. Kansas State University directs the event with Helm and Williamson, locally sponsored by Sand Hills Art Assn and Finnay County Extension Council.
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Southwest Kansas
Civic Center
Garden City
Kansas State University
John F. Helm
Michael Williamson
Sand Hills Art Assn
Finnay County Extension Council
Loren Percival
W. E. Rutherford
Cochairman
Elsie Branden
Extension Service
Kansas Rural
Successor to Meeker Named Successor to Meeker Named
E L Hatcher named president of the National Association of Wheat Growers urges raising the wheat support price by 20 cents to meet IGA minimums amid low market prices. The Lamar Colorado grower succeeds George Meeker who resigned to run for Congress.
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Washington
National Association of Wheat Growers
E. L. Hatcher
Association
International Grains Arrangement
IGA
Colorado
Hatcher
Lamar
Colo
George Meeker
Garden City
Kan
Meeker
Congress
Movie titled Child Molester to be shown tonight
Parents are reminded that a free film titled Child Molester will be shown at 7 30 tonight at the Co op Center. All parents are invited and any children must be accompanied by a parent.
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Co-op Center
Humphrey slams Nixon as cold war warrior in campaign launch
Democratic candidate Hubert H. Humphrey accused Richard M. Nixon of exploiting fears on law and order while promising to curb armed terrorist groups and press for Vietnam settlement. Nixon urged re evaluation of U S Soviet bridge building and warned on Israel deterrence. Muskie launched his own bid for VP in San Antonio urging calm and rational voting.
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Associated Press
Hubert H. Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Humphrey
Israel
Paign Challenge
ABC
Washington
International Jewish Organization
Republican Party
George C. Wallace
America
Pittsburgh
Czechoslovakia
Sen
Edmund
Muskle
San Antonio
Muskie
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Hutchinso
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Port Suez
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