Dole Patrol Eyes National Chair in Gop Rise
Senate figure Bob Dole, 47, known as the Dole Patrol, gains traction to head the Republican National Committee. He defends Nixon policies while shaping war votes and courting White House access, with a rising influence on Capitol Hill and possible 1972 or 1976 national chances.
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City Realtors Pick Leaders and Realtor of the Year Named
Glenn Kappelman and Gordon Fulcher were elected to head Lawrence realty groups while Rawleigh Zillcox was named Realtor of the Year. Kappelman was installed as president of the Lawrence Board of Realtors during a dinner at the Elks Club with officers Warren Mitchell Dick Benton Larry Midgett and Paul Shiver. Zillcox received the award for his local service and community education efforts. Lawrence Multi-List installed Fulcher as president with Ed Grosdidier and Bob Stephens as officers.
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Rawleigh Zillcoxx
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Ter
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Dick Benton
Larry Midgett
Paul Shiver
Otto Culbert
Wichita
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Zillcox
28Th St
Lawrence
Fulcher
W. 25Th
Ed Grosdidier
Bob Stephens
Rawleigh Zillcox
Journal-World Photo
Bethlehem Rings With Yule Rites
Bethlehem hosted a large turnout of Eastern Orthodox pilgrims for Christmas as unseasonal warmth drew worshipers to Midnight Mass at the Church of the Nativity. Greek Orthodox Patriarch Benedictors I presided with Israeli officials and Arab dignitaries attending.
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Judean
Biblical
Church of the Nativity
Jerusalem
Benedictors I
Arsenic Levels in Poultry Decline Despite High Violations
Federal data show a steady drop in organic arsenic residues in poultry samples from 1968 to 1969, yet violation rates remain higher than for other farm feed additives. Officials note no human health risk from organic arsenic, and FDA reports indicate continued illegal residues in a minority of poultry tested in 1970.
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Dole denies racism label to conservatives
Senator Robert Dole of Kansas, poised to chair the Republican National Committee, rejects claims that conservatism equals racism. He cites his voting record on civil rights bills and opens with remarks about freedom and opportunity while praising civil rights progress and open housing.
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Senate
Kansas
Arkansas
J. W. Fulbright
Washington
Robert Dole
Republican National Committee
Dole
Court Notices Of Traffic Citations In Glen Begay Area
Listed drivers face fines for speeding stop signs and violations across several streets including W 25th Linden Wood and Center. Violations include speeding excessive noise improper turns missing license stops and failures to yield or render aid.
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Thomas Mitchell
Robert Underwood
George Lawrence
Greg Wade
la Cygne
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James Larson
Lindenwood
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Ash
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Overbrook
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Tenn
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Lincoln
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Ind
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Ottawa
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Oskaloosa
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W. 24Th
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Greever Ter
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Melholland
John Humphreys
Randall Woodhead
Haskell
Glenn Creighton
Clare Ct
Rick D. Farrier
Elmwood
George Bogard
Kansas City
Kan
Ross W. Cole
Rebecca Satterly
Harvard
Frederick Moen Named KC AP Bureau Chief
Frederick W. Moen, 51, named chief of bureau at Kansas City to lead AP operations in Missouri and Kansas. Moen succeeds Austin Bealmear, who is reassigned. Moen's career with AP includes posts in Bismarck Topeka Phoenix Nashville and Kansas City with roots in Canton South Dakota.
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Kansas City
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Train Kills Kansas Resident in Meade Collision
Meade Kansas Joseph W Friesen 63 of Meade killed when his pickup collided with a train at the intersection of Kansas 23 and Rock Island tracks in Meade. Highway Patrol report notes the fatal crash occurred Wednesday.
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Joseph W. Friesen
Meade
Kansas 23
Rock Island
Highway Patrol
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