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Associated Press
Campaign tactics in Kansas Republican Senate primary
The Pearson Ellsworth race in Kansas features a harsh clash where Ellsworth used aggressive charges about Pearson’s duty and voting, creating voter doubt while Pearson maintained dignity and focus on his senate duties. The contest damaged both parties and left Pearson the winner by a narrow margin.
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Pearson-Ellsworth
James Pearson
United States Senate
Sen
Pearson
Senate
Bob Ellsworth
Washington
Kansas
Ellsworth
Beatles dooming popularity as Lennon sparks controversy
An interview with John Lennon sparked a backlash as the Beatles face declining airplay and fan bans in the United States. Reporters press on theology and fame while Ringo Starr stays quiet amid the turmoil, stoking fear the band may lose its high standing.
Beatles Edge Fades As New Groups Rise In Popularity
The article argues the Beatles may remain visible commercially but their edge fades as similar bands emerge. It notes rivals could outpace them if the Beatles overexpose themselves and critics tire of the “new sound” and the shaggy-haired trend.
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Beatles
Inflation Impacts All Segments Across Economy
AP reports inflation pressures touch both businessmen and housewives as prices rise across cars, raw materials, services, and labor. Monetary restraints push costs higher, while voluntary guidelines largely depend on enforcement, with aluminum prices kept down by defense stockpiles.
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New York
Primary turnout sets record in Douglas County history
Ten years back the Douglas County primary turnout was 9 245, more than double the earlier figure. Lawrence earned two National Safety Council awards for zero traffic fatalities in 1955 and for child safety education in schools. Kansas Highway Commission ranked Lawrence second among Class B cities for overall safety. AAA also cited absence of fatalities.
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Douglas County
National Safety Council
Lawrence
Kansas Highway Commission
AAA
Richland
Andy Gray
Georgia Neese Clark
Guy Shultz
Board of County Commissioners
Jefferson County
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer for Stewardship
A poor widow gave two copper coins in the temple offering. The prayer asks God to help believers assess stewardship by what they keep rather than what they give, trusting in faith over fear.
Guns and Firearm Laws Amid Whitman Tragedy
In the wake of Charles Whitman’s Texas University attack the essay argues federal gun controls face limits. It questions who bears responsibility for preventing massacres and whether bans on concealed firearms or restraints on sales would stop madmen like Whitman, Meredith, or Oswald.
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Mr. Kennedy
Beckwith
James Meredith
Austin
Charles Whitman
Texas University
Johnson
Sen. Dodd
Sen
Dodd
Whitman
United States
Oswald
Secret Service
Perry Smith
Richard Hickok
Lyndon Johnson
Meredith
Safe to Douche Nightly and Vinegar Use Questioned
Advice from Dear Dr Mother warns against daily douching or vinegar for routine use. Only use a douche when prescribed by a physician and follow specified frequency and products. Other notes cover heel spur relief, navel oozing, and birth control pill safety with doctor guidance.
Escalation of the Grid War Doesn't Help the Redskins
President Johnson attended the Washington Redskins Baltimore Colts exhibition game. Commissioned as a national emergency, Ed ward Bennett Williams pressed for intervention while the president refused. Colts led 26 to 0 at halftime as Gogolak’s field goal was blocked amid anxious Redskins fans. Williams begged for servicemen, but Johnson declined to escalate the game or involve Congress.
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The
Redskins
Washington
Johnson
Washington Redskins
Baltimore
Unitas
Williams
Congress
Pete Gogelak
Princeton
Saa
Gogolak
Nixon Presidential Campaign Kickoff Planned for September
Nixon's 1966 campaign drive is organized by New York Washington and California backers with a September kick off. He will tour marginal districts to bolster GOP candidates, gain national exposure, and plant seeds for a 1968 nomination while the Campaign Committee handles logistics.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
New York
California
Nixon
Eisenhower
George Romney
Michigan
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
House Republican Campaign Committee
Pat Hillings
Ford Motor Co
Los Aneles
Maurice Stans
Gen. Eisenhower
Rosemary Woods
John Whitaker
John Davies
House
Republican Campaign Committee
Rep
Melvin Laird
Wisconsin
House Republican Conference
Cornbelt Fiesta Draws 2000 at Albuquerque Fairgrounds
The first cornbelt fiesta picnic for lowans in New Mexico drew about 2,000 people to the state fairgrounds.
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Albuquerque
N.M
New Mexico
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