Money and power in U S political campaigns debated
An analysis questions how money affects success in national campaigns versus local races. It cites Muskie Hughes Harris Lindsay Hartke and Nixon, noting money shapes turnout and viability while many donors back both parties. The piece hints at Kansas gubernatorial fund-raising for Docking Anderson and Reynolds Shultz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Muskie
Iowa
Fred Hughes
Oklahoma
Fred Harris
New York
John Lindsay
Indiana
Vance Hartke
Sens
Humphrey
McGovern
Alabama
Wallace
Nixon
Kansas
Docking
John Anderson
Reynolds Shultz
Campaign money and wealth shape Republican gubernatorial race
A column analyzes how wealth and large donors influence campaigns, citing a Citizens Research Foundation report on 1970 contributions, the Federal Election Campaign Act limits, and the risk of money advantaging candidates over public service virtue. It notes prominent figures and family groups, urging voters to focus on candidates’ substance rather than image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hs Kay
Lawrence
Payne Rainer Jr
Wichita
Ray Frisbie
Manhattan
Citizens Research Foundation
Princeton
N.J
Washington
D.C
U.S
Richard Ottinger
U.S. Senate
New York
States
M. Metzenbaum
Ohio
Robert Taft Jr
Metzenbaum
Norton Simon
Los Angeles
Senate
John Tunney
California
North Vietnamese Masters At Deception With Supplies
North Vietnamese soldiers display remarkable deception moving guns trucks and troops across the demilitarized zone into South Vietnam despite U S bombing. Lt Col John P O Gorman and 1st Lt Mike Jewel praise their ability to melt into jungle and hide equipment, with Jewel observing changes in troop group sizes from 50 100 to groups of 10.
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DA Nang
Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
Mike Jewel
O’gorman
Jewel
St. Louis
Yorktown
Airman from Linwood Among Rescued After Sea Crash
Airman Donald L. Williams of Linwood Kansas was one of three crew members rescued minutes after a Seasprite HH2 helicopter crashed seven miles offshore. The pilot Lt. Joseph W. Behunin of Salt Lake City remains missing, with Lt. Spencer E. Robbins II of Arlington Virginia and PO2 Lewis E. Chapman of Houma Louisiana reported among the rescued.
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San Diego
Calif
Donald L. Williams
Linwood
Kan
Joseph W. Behunin
Salt Lake City
Spencer E. Robbins II
Tington
Lewis E. Chapman
Houma
Black Teenage America Show Here Tonight
Fifteen Lawrence junior and senior high students compete tonight in the Miss Black Teenage America Beauty Pageant at the Kansas Union Ballroom. The state finals June 11 at Emporia will send three to the national event in New York City.
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Lawrrence
Kansas Union Ballroom
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Lawrence
Joyce Jeltz
George Garrett
Deborah Walker
Duke Brown
Reane Graves
Cathy Hamm
Alisa Greer
Kansas City
Kan
Kansas
Thelma Gordon
Mabel Edwards
Elizabeth Chicks
Carolyn Dinkens
Donald Green
James Rosser
Rosser
Charles Coleman
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Albert Taylor Hall
KSTC
Gamma Psi Chapter
Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority
Mary Bonner
Two Boys Drown In Ditch at Kansas City
Police recovered the bodies of two boys Friday from a rain filled ditch at a construction site in Kansas City Kansas. Walter Earl Zewalk eight and Raymond Hayes nine, both of Kansas City Kansas, were identified as the victims. Construction workers chased them away earlier. clothing was found on the ditch bank before firemen located the bodies in about ten feet of water.
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Kansas City, Kan
Walter Earl Zewalk
Raymond Hayes
Kansas City
Kan
University withdraw policy extends deadline for passing students
Lawrence Kansas University registrar William Kelly said he will not know next week how many students have withdrawn under the new proposal. The plan allows withdrawal through final exam week if a passing grade exists on the last day of class, with a signed withdrawal slip. Students who withdraw passing receive no credit or grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kelly
Kansas University
University Senat
Kansas Traffic Deaths Log For May 19 1972
Kansas traffic death log reports 24 hour period ending 3 a.m. Saturday May 19 1972. Data covers comparable figures for 1971 and 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Moratorium Called at KU Amid Antiwar Protests
About 300 people gathered at Strong Hall on the Kansas University campus for a Haiphong Coalition rally urging a temporary pause on marches to avoid clashes with police. Speakers criticized police actions, vowed to regroup, and urged organized, democratic action within the university.
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Strong Hall
Kansas University
Haiphong Coalition
Journal-World Photo
Mystery kiss at attorney general office prompts claim
Laura Jolicoeur says she kissed Vern Miller on the neck and declared love, while Miller maintains no kissing occurred. The Journal-World notes a dispute over a Page 2 photo showing a puckered gesture. Jolicoeur explains she moved to kiss during a public event and Miller says he pushed her away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Miller
Journal-World
Miller
Laura Jolicoeur
Hilltop
Chalmers Defends Law Enforcement After Campus Tensions
Chalmers rejects claims of laxity, stating all law agencies cooperated well in Lawrence and on campus. He insists officers arrested violators promptly, notes campaign distortions, and affirms police were adequate and in control after three days of preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Cavett Fights U.S. On Deporting Lennon
TV host Dick Cavett and Metropolitan Museum of Art director Thomas Hoving urged the government to spare Beatle John Lennon and Yoko Ono from deportation. Hoving testified that Lennon would merit museum display if he were a painter. The government seeks deportation citing a prior marijuana conviction in England. Hearing adjourned to Wednesday.
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New York
Tele
Dick Cavett
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Thomas Hoving
John Lennon
Yoko Ono
Hoving
Lennon
Metropolitan Museum
Lennons
England
Jaycee Leader Outlines Goal To Aid Nation
Perry Kansas Jaycees charter banquet for Valley Jaycees of Perry and Lecompton heard Manhattan leader Bob Schneider urge national unity and renewed purpose to combat social unrest. He cited Vietnam moon funding and hunger as proof the republic must be kept, urging a revolution of attitudes and service to humanity. Charter members spoke of building a chapter against odds as dignitaries from multiple Kansas cities attended.
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Perry
Bob Schneider
Manhattan
Kansas Jaycees
New Valley Jaycees
Perry and
Lecompton
Vietnam
Schneider
Benjamin Franklin
Jaycees
The
Valley Jaycees
John Salisbury
Kansas
Lawrence
Plesasanton
Atchison
Ottawa
Topeka
Onaga
Tonganoxie
Gardner
Kansas City
National Jaycees
William Smith
Hugh Seetin
Man Fined for Reckless Driving and Leaving Scene
Dearrll W. Shafer, 59, of Eu dora, was fined 150 dollars and costs and given a 30 day suspended jail sentence by District Court Judge Frank Gray on charges of reckless driving and leaving the scene of an accident. He appeals a county court conviction for driving while intoxicated and leaving the scene from a November 1971 incident. Apple Valley Booke open till 7:30, 7 days a wk.
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Dearrll W. Shafer
Eudora
Frank Gray
Shafer
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