First In A Series Avery Campaigns Yet Governor Candidate
A year after announcing a run for Kansas governor, William H. Avery shows relentless campaigning. The governor-elect greets hundreds in Wichita and Topeka, knows many Kansans personally, and stresses fiscal vigilance while detailing state problems. He speaks extemporaneously and handles diverse topics with a retentive mind and stamina, aiming to maintain steady progress rather than radical shifts.
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Bill Avery
Kansas
Associated Press
Harry F. Rosenthal
William H. Avery
Congress
Avery
Washington, D. C
Wichita
Topeka
Washington
Salina
Schilling Air Force Base
Pentagon
Oliver Hughes
Charlie
el Dorado
Reno County
Mid-Arkansas River Basin Water Study Committee
Hughes
First Indoor Major Bowl Features Rhome Leading Tulsa Blues Bonnets
The first major indoor bowl showcases Tulsa quarterback Jerry Rhome, the AP outstanding back, facing Mississippi in the Blues Bonnet Bowl in Houston. Utah meets West Virginia in the Liberty Bowl at Atlantic City’s Convention Hall. Rhome set 17 collegiate offensive records and aims to outgun Mississippi’s passing defense led by Allen McCune.
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Associated Press
Jerry Rhome
Utah
West
Virginia
Atlantic City
Convention Hall
Rhome
Tulsa
Mississippi
Houston
Mountaineers
McCune
Johnny Vaught
Mississippi Rebels
Howard Twilley
Sparks
Rebels
California Governor seeks aerospace aid for state needs
Governor Edmund G Brown asks space experts to bid on solving California issues. He cites aerospace talent and outlines four major bid topics including waste management, smog control, transportation systems, data gathering for planning, and better mental health and criminal illness treatment. Aerojet General, Douglas, Lockheed, and Hughes pledged assistance.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
May Change Office LBJ Brings Presidency Management
James Marlow analyzes Lyndon B. Johnson as a political manager who rose to the presidency detailing his leadership approach. He emphasizes Johnsons detail oriented, conflict averse method aimed at results, arguing his style could set future expectations for the White House and Senate leadership.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Lyte
Don B. Johnson
Senate
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Eddie Sheldon
Edna Mae Anderson
Lee Peterson
John Fritts
Francis Kunard
G. R. Fitzgerald
Merle Willhite
Orda Mills
James Thornbrugh
Warren Baker
Charles Mavity
U. S
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Kansas State Bank
Ottawa
Peoples National Bank
First National Bank
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Johnson
Just
Trout
Ercury
Car Life
Mercury
Ottawa, Kansas
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