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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1971

Page

7

Farmers Organization delegates study 1972 race in Kansas City

Fresh evidence the 1972 presidential race looms as key figures from both major parties address thousands at the National Farmers Organization convention in Kansas City. Sens. Humphrey and Dole sparred over farm policy and rural economic issues while others teased future candidates and the fate of Earl Butz.

Kansas City National Farmers Organization Hubert Humphrey D-Minn Robert Dole R-Kani GOP Humphrey Nixon America Dole Midwest George McGovern South Dakota Maine Edmund Muskie Oren Lee Staley NFC Earl Butz Butz Senate Staley Kansas United States Republican National Committee

Harbert recalls life in Chinese countryside after capture

Mary Ann Harbert, freed after 30 years held by China, says her first year was the hardest but later life on a rural commune was not unpleasant. She described a non prison setting with guards, games, and meals, and details of her capture near Hong Kong in 1968.

Philadelphia Mary Ann Harbert China Miss Harbert Harbert Richard G. Fecteau Lynn Mass Fecteau Hong Kong Manila Gerald Ross McLaughlin Palo Alto McLaughlin Miss. Harbert United States

Welfare Rolls End Slump In August Rise In Recipients

Washington AP reports welfare rolls increased in August for the first time in four months while total expenditures fell. About 14.4 million people received cash payments, up 138,000 or 1 percent, reversing the prior decline. Public assistance including Medicaid totaled 5 billion, down 15 percent from July due to higher medical demand.

Washington Department of Health, Education and Welfare

The Library manifesto in quirky 1972 reads

A pulpy, freewheel promotion extols The Book Tree A Library as life’s rap session. It champions reading for all, mocks superficial answers, and invites readers to dive into books, library cards, and mind fuel joining the era’s playful slogans.

Library Times

Kansan Ted KlassenNamed U S Postmaster General

Elmer Theodore Ted Klassen, born 1908 in Hillsboro Kansas, rose from an office boy at 16 to become president and CEO of the American Can Co before being chosen by the Postal Board of Governors to head the U S Postal Service. His career blends grit, rapid ascent, and Harvard management training in a classic Horatio Alger arc.

Klassen U.S. Postal Service Horatio Alger Hillsboro, Kans California San Francisco The American Can Co Harvard School of Business America Associated Press Postal Board of Governors

Foreign Aid Compromise Clears Congress for Adjournment

After a House vote defeated an end the war amendment, Congress moved toward adjournment with the Senate slated to quit until Jan 18. The foreign aid package totaled 2.752 billion dollars in authorization and a temporary funding measure, with a $341 million Cambodian operation limit and a 285 personnel cap. The Mansfield amendment was dropped, ending renewed hopes for a direct vote on that measure.

House Congress Senate William F. Ryan D-N.y U.S Indochina Ryan Mike ‘Mansfield Rep Thomas Morgan D-Pa House Foreign Affairs Committee Sen J.W. Fulbright D-Ark Cambodia

Burn Center Aims to Open at KU Medical Center Next Summer

A planned burn care facility at the University of Kansas Medical Center seeks partial operation by next summer. Dr. Frank Masterg and Dr. David W. Robinson push for a center comparable to Galveston and San Antonio facilities, with about 385000 raised toward a 450000 goal and early construction planned after the new year. Governor Docking praised KU Endowment Association, highlighting gifts from Gene Burnett family and others in backing the project.

Kansas City, Kah University of Kansas Medical Center Frank Masterg David W. Robinson Galveston San Antonio Tex Kansas City Kan Kansas Robert Docking KU Endowment Association Dolph Simons Simons Gene Burnett Lawrence

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