Kansans Out Of It In Presidential Delegate Process
Article argues Kansas voters have little real say in presidential nominations. Delegates to national conventions are chosen by party bosses. precinct committeemen elect central committees, which rubber stamp district and state convention selections. Grass roots voice is described as minimal, with Kansans as spectators, not participants.
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Good Luck Kids Lynda Johnsons White House Wedding
Lynda Bird Johnsons White House wedding planned for Saturday night in the Green Room with seven bridal attendants in red velvet gowns for a Christmasy touch. Groom Charles S Robb in blue military dress will join a guest list of 500 as cameras and security staff brace for a highly staged ceremony in a historic setting.
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Television Log Dense City Schedule With Classics
A detailed daily television log lists time blocks for programs across day and night. Multiple network entries include news weather sports Specials and serials such as Leave It To Beaver Flintstones Virginian Aladdin and Perry Mason with many entries marked as color or classic.
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Peyton Place
Dean Martin
Untouchables
Cortisone fears and menopause questions in Dear Dr Mother
A reader asks about cortisone side effects for skin eruptions and whether long use causes harm. Dr Mother explains that side effects depend on dosage and sensitivity, urges informed decisions, and notes many meds carry risks but can be safe when used properly. Additional letters address premature menopause after hysterectomy, cleaning dirty knees, and kissing a partner with a malignant salivary gland tumor.
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Ice Cream Curtailed Policy Sparks Dim Reply
Bennett Creamery officials said they have no orders on the announced curtailment of ice cream and similar products directed by the war production board. Ice was a novelty today. E. R. Manser of New Orleans recalled forty years since he last saw ice as he viewed it on the Marins des Cygnes while spending the night en route to Denver.
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Prayer for Today Faithful Gratitude in All Experiences
A devotional prayer asks for a grateful heart in every experience and faith that God’s grace is sufficient. It seeks comfort through leaning on God and remaining confident in Christ Jesus in all afflictions.
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WarAnalysis prompts congressional foot-dragging on Vietnam
AP News Analysis urges that in 1967 Congress drifts on decisive actions as the Vietnam war dominates national focus. The piece notes hawks and doves, a wary public, and a Congress distracted from domestic problems like crime, with elections shaping cautious inaction and likely delays into next year.
Treasure Island Game Show Aims For Daytime Debut
AP reports Ivan Tors plans a new daytime game show for ABC called Treasure Island set on a man made lagoon near Palm Beach Florida costing over 500 000 built to attract viewers and promote Florida show business. contestants navigate boats clues and treasure while outside studio taps add exotic effects.
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Is He Telling The Truth Defector John Smith Facing Counterclaims
Washington AP reports John Smith, an American defector hailed by Soviet press as a CIA operative, was described as psychotic in a 1961 divorce action by his wife. Soviets claim his memoirs reveal CIA acts. State Department says he never worked for CIA and lists his role as a clerk in New Delhi from 1950 to 1959 earning under $6,000.
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Education chief warns against two societies in US
Washington AP says Harold Howe US education commissioner compares segregated schooling to South Africa’s apartheid risk and argues integration fosters harmony and future gains for poor children. He cites studies noting bused Negro students not always outperforming in middle-class schools and notes civil rights leaders show varied support for integration.
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Harold Howes
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Police Director Keeps Firm On Informant Silence
State Police Director Lynn A. Davis defied a grand jury by refusing to name his informant, risking contempt and jail. Davis said he would stay in Pulaski County Jail until the informant is protected, while his lawyers seek a writ of habeas corpus to gain release. Governor Rockefeller denounced the stance and supported Davis as 12 gambling arrests followed yesterday’s raids.
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