Docking Considers Senate Run Against Dole in 1974
Kansas Governor Docking, longtime Democrat in a Republican-leaning state, says he is seriously considering a bid for the U.S. Senate in 1974 to promote two party government and give Kansans a voice on federal policy. He notes polls favoring him over incumbent Bob Dole and cites state achievements and fiscal balance as ongoing priorities.
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Arkansas City
Senate
Kansas
U.S. Senate
Washington
Docking
James B. Pearson
Dole
Lished
Tom Corcoran
National Democratic
U.S
Democratic Party
Black Solidarity Day Returns in Lawrence Sunday
Lawrence hosts the second Black Solidarity Day at Clinton Park starting 1 p.m. with speakers, films, art displays, music, and a community picnic. State Sen. George Brown Jr and Darryl Bright will speak. local choirs and bands perform. a softball game and an Africa Liberation Day film are planned. Contributions go to the Ryland Jackson Memorial Scholarship Fund.
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Clinton Park
George Brown Jr
Colorado
Brown
Ku’s School of Journalism
Denver Post
George Brown Sr
N.J
Darryl Bright
For Black Unity
Hank Smith
Kansas City
Super Bad
Tarkio
Confessions
United Black Youth
City League
Ryland Jackson
KU Office of Minority Affairs
Dyland Jackson
KU Building and Grounds
Vann
TAC personnel test air control system in southern region exercise
Capt James M Freeman of Lawrence Kansas and other TAC members manned mobile control facilities in a training exercise across southern Alabama and Georgia and northwestern Florida. The group simulated combat to showcase command and control for TAC aircrews. Freeman is a Vietnam veteran and KU journalism graduate. His wife is Janice Parrott. James W Paddock Jr of Lawrence completed AFROTC training at Dyess AFB Texas after graduating from Lawrence High School in 1971.
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Sumter
D.C
James M. Freeman
Tactical Air Command
TAC
Capt
Freeman
Lawrence
Kan
728Th Tactical Control
Shaw Afb
S.C
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Vietnam
Lawrence High School
Abilene
Tex
James W. Paddock Jr
James W. Paddock
U.S. Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps
Afrotc
Dyess Afb
Paddock
University of Kansas
Man Faces Murder Trial In Johnson County
Jerry Doris, 19, is bound over to Johnson County District Court on a first degree murder charge in the death of Lola E. Wiedeman. A three day preliminary hearing with 28 witnesses concluded with magistrate Charles Elliott noting it was the longest such hearing he has seen. Assistant DA J Stewart McWilliams said evidence showed Wiedeman was murdered though exact method remains undetermined. Wiedeman's body was found June 17 near the edge of the new Olathe lake after she was last seen June 12 at her Shawnee home, where Doris reportedly was that night.
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Johnson County
Charles Elliott
Elliott
J. Stewart McWilliams
Inouye Mutters What a Liar During Watergate Hearing
Sen Daniel Inouye testified before the Watergate committee and denied calling anyone a liar as a muttered remark was recorded. He questioned Ehrlichman about the cover up and urged release of subpoenaed White House tapes after Ehrlichman denied involvement.
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Washington
Daniel K. Inouye
Senate Watergate Committee
Inouye
Ehrlichman
Nixon
White House
Committee
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Massachusetts
California
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Mastochut Photon
Marlings Complete Furniture & Home
Canada Dry Corp
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Eer Tae
John D. Ehrlichman
Hawaii
Pickens
Auto Parts and Service
Iowa
Lawrence's
Round Corner
Canada
Gealer
P.O
Rock Island
Illinois
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