Wiles enters Kansas governor race as Democratic hopeful
Harry G. Wiles a longtime Kansas Democrat announces his bid for governor. At 61 he seeks a second nomination after losing in 1964 to William H. Avery and earlier failing to win attorney general in 1956. He cites budget woes, inflation, crime, and social reform as key concerns and pledges broad programs for self sufficiency and aid.
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Nicaragua Boycott Votes Protest Dictatorship
Across Nicaragua voters rejected municipal elections to protest President Somoza's dictatorship. Polling stations were nearly empty, with officials noting turnout signals of support. Demonstrations and a general strike left many enterprises closed and several political figures withdrawing from races.
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