Snowbarger Best Choice to Re-Elect in 3rd District
Editorial endorses Republican Rep. Vince Snowbarger arguing his record and party control of Congress stabilize federal policy. It contends Clinton era liberalism would expand government if Democrats gained full control and cites Snowbarger’s work for Kansas, including Haskell Indian Nations University and the South Lawrence Trafficway. It warns of stronger labor spending against Snowbarger and portrays Dennis Moore as a cautious Democrat challenger.
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Pope John XXIII elected in 1958 Vatican event
On October 28, 1958 the Roman Catholic patriarch of Venice Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli was elected pope taking the name John XXIII. The text notes Harvard College was founded in Massachusetts in 1636 and the 1886 dedication of the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor by President Cleveland as a French gift.
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Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli
John XXIII
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Massachusetts
France
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Cleveland
Journal-World staff and editors listed in masthead
The text provides staff roles including Bill Snead as Deputy talitor, Roger Verdon as managing editor, John Taylor as news editor, Ann Gardner as editorial page editor, Tom Fisher as advertising manager, and a postmaster address for the Journal-World in Lawrence Kansas.
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Bill Snead
Roger Verdon
John Taylor
Ann Gardner
Tom Fisher
Vote not a Clinton referendum says David Broder
Washington columnist David Broder argues midterm outcomes mirror gubernatorial races rather than a Clinton impeachment mandate. He notes most incumbents avoid explicit impeachment stances, voters seek centrist, practical governance, and that governorships from Maine to California reflect public desire for balanced policy. Broder stresses case evidence matters more than headlines.
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Los Angeles Times
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New Yorker
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George W
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Alaska
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David Broder
Washington Post Writers Group
Clinton frames Social Security debate amid election season
President Clinton presses voters to weigh who should reform Social Security as the public dispute centers on surpluses and future financing. Republicans push privatization ideas while opposing broad pension changes, with a Dec. conference planned to seek bipartisan agreement before next year.
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Public Forum Letter Critiques Simons TV Revenue Viewpoint
Kim Wright objects to Dolph Simons Jr for blaming women athletes and minor sports for TV driven sports revenue and Homecoming delays. She defends fans with college ties and calls to retire antiquated views, urging fair treatment and 21st century logic.
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Kim Wright
Williamsburg Pl
Old Home Town in 1958 and 1898 Tramp Nuisance
A 1958 feature notes a vast foundation pour for a large boiler and turbogenerator at Cameron Bluff for Kansas Power and Light Co, signaling facility expansion. An 1898 Lawrence Journal editorial condemns wagon tramp nuisance, detailing their improvised gear and asking what to do about them.
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Lawrence Journal
Watkins Community Museum
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