Five Republicans eye Kansas Third seat in heated primary race
Five Republican candidates announce for the Robert Ellsworth seat in Kansas Third District with possible additions. Democrat Joe Poizner stands single for the Congressional race as Senate intrigue grows with Ellsworth challenging Pearson. Voter mobilization and citizen involvement urged as campaigns begin.
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Kansas Third
Robert Ellsworth
Reynolds Shultz
Lawrence
Larry Inn
Leawood
Wayne Angell
Ottawa
Ole Nesmith
Howard Neighbor
Prairie Village
Pee
Joe Poizner
Kansas City
U.S
James Pearson
Senate
Camaign
Harold Herd
Oldwater
Leigh Warner
Cimarron
Floyd Breeding
Robert Brevin
William Avery
Cine
Is Business Too Good
Wall Street remains anxious that the economic surge could overshoot, while business leaders caution the pace is not uniform. Analysts cite rising backlogs and strong first quarter profits as positives, yet heed potential tax shifts and inflationary pressures to cool expansion.
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New York
Wall Street
Congress
First National City Bank
Sign of the Times in Song Lore
A nascent music fan learns a surprising family link when his daughter recognizes Nancy Sinatra as the daughter of a famous singer, noting the elder’s red hair and heritage. The remark blends pop history with everyday parental discovery.
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Nancy Sinatra
Dr Doolittle Film Teaser With Tex Harrison as Star
Movieland buzzes about a Dr Doolittle film in production with Tex Harrison in the title role. Harrison promises real singing and a breakthrough in animal interactions alongside a field of animal performers.
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Movieland
Dr. Doolittle
Tex Harrison
Lassie
Shirley Temple
Rison
Prof
Henry Higgins
Harrison
Higgins
Higgins song turns costly film into family friendly project
A 1966 Fort Worth Times review notes the Higgins film aims for broad appeal with safe content. It highlights the production as a high cost, quality project designed for both children and adults without needing heavy censorship.
Dropped kidney treatment and tubal ligation questions answered
Medical guidance discusses a floating kidney and girdle support, noting surgery is major but not feared when necessary. It advises caution with tubal ligation, stating permanence and potential emotional impact, and notes regional nerve surgery for terminal cancer can relieve pain without brain damage.
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J. J
Notable Sports Moments Span TV Day 1956 Kansas City exhibit
Reflects on a 1956 multi event day with Tigers and Red Sox game, John Landy Mile bid, and Kentucky Derby broadcast. Kansas City artists and clubs display at Nelson Gallery while KU activities and community hospital fundraisers mark the era.
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Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
John Landy
Jerry Buchanan
John Talbur
Veloso Abueva
Curtis Miller
Lawrence
Mid-America
Kansas City
Nelson
J. F. Brown
Psychology Brown
England
Lawrence Bundles
Britain
Kaw River
Jayhawk Boating Club
Shawnee Boat Club
Topeka
George O. Foster
Agnes Husband
Ricker Club
Wita Wentin
Wankanta
Lakota
Train Up a Child guidance and prayer message
A devotional note cites Proverbs 22 6 about training a child in the right way. It asks for blessing on the home, refuge from turmoil, and a family life aligned with Christ. The prayer seeks wisdom courage and guidance to bring families to Thee through Our Father.
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Christ
Right-Problems Brewing The Troubles of the GOP
William Buckley Jr discusses GOP strife with Rockefeller Miller Javits and California Conservatives. He notes Rockefeller’s hesitation with Miller, Javits’s conditions, and New York liberal and conservative splits over Reagan and party unity.
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William Miller
Barry Goldwater
Republican Party
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Miller
Goldwater-Miller
Jacob Javits
GOP
Javits
Mario Savio
Republican Party of
New York
California
Ronald Reagan
United Republicans of
United Nations
Association
Joseph Crosby
Kingdom of Heaven
Jackie Robinson
Opponents protest Mother's Day plan in nonviolent stance
Washington report notes the Coordinating Committee of the Non Violent Students Against Mothers opens headquarters after Johnson designates May 8 as Mother's Day. Charley La Barbe leads a demonstration plan to burn a birth certificate and hang Whistler's Mother in effigy while promising peaceful action unless police interfere.
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Washington
Johnson
Students Against Mothers
Charley la Barbe
la Barbe gueHwaip
la Barbe
Public Would Attend School Concerts If They Felt Welcome
Beverly Sanders of McLouth Kan complains in a letters column that the High School Music Department held a concert with free admission and a small audience. She argues the public shows little interest and questions why programs are offered with low turnout.
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Journal-World
Beverly Sanders McLouth
Kan
Capote to Read for Hampton Day School Funds
Truman Capote will appear at a Town Hall reading on Thursday May 5 to raise money for Hampton Day School. Organizer Mrs Warren Topping asked how Capote could be compensated and he replied I would like a tree.
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Truman Capote
Warren Topping
Capote
LBJ Opens Push for German Role in European Nuclear Defense
President Johnson orders a top priority six week study on how West Germany can share in nuclear defense of Europe. Acheson leads private NATO advisory effort with State and Defense Departments, signaling a shift from passive European Solving to Washington driven policy.
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Washington
Johnson
Western Alliance
West Germany
Europe
Dean Goodherham Acheson
NATO
Western
Great Britain
Germany
Bonn
Ludwig Erhard
Lem
Harold Wilson
Rhodesia
Wilson
Erhard
France
State
Defense Department
de Gaulle
Lyndon Johnson
Dean Acheson
Nude Bathers to Face Lewd Conduct Charges in Milwaukee
A man and a woman who bathed nude in a public setting before about 250 people will be charged with lewd and lascivious conduct even if their identities remain unknown. Warrants for John and Jane Doe would be sought if needed. The exhibition, staged by a club at the Milwaukee Art Center, sparked debate from an art professor who defended artistic intent.
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Hussand
Milwaukee, Wis
Albert M. Stanich
Milwaukee Art Center
Staunch
Stiji
John
Jane Doe
Stephen French
University of Wisconsin At Madison
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Whistler
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