The Candidates in Kansas Showdown for Governor I
Rick Harman of Johnson County seeks the Republican nomination for governor. Attorney General Kent Frizzell enters the race on the same ticket. The rivals will clash with Docking as the figure to beat, likely sparring within the party rather than attacking openly. The pattern suggests a long primary, costly campaigning, and a split GOP that may hinder unseating Docking.
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Rick Harman
Johnson County
Kent Frizzell
Harman
Robert Docking
Docking
Frizzell
Review Prompts Downtown Parking Shift With Suburban Center
The piece notes a second parcel near Ottawa for a shopping center with 420 parking spaces, reflecting the mobile society’s demand for ample lots. Downtown merchants question parking sufficiency and traffic flow, urging review of off street options as the outskirts edge grows.
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Ottawa
Third Street
Addressing schizophrenia information in doctor patient discourse
A fragment discusses seeking information on schizophrenia and compares stigma to past taboos around venereal disease and tuberculosis. The writer argues for freer discussion and mentions Dr Thosteson. The text reflects concerns about stigma and openness in medical topics.
Understanding schizophrenia and seeking early treatment
Dr Thosteson explains schizophrenia as a major but often misunderstood mental illness. Early treatment reduces severity and speeds social reintegration, with support from friends and relatives. He urges general awareness, directs readers to local mental health societies, and notes a need for compassionate, nonfearful attitudes toward former patients. He also answers reader questions on ear dizziness and air swallowing, citing a booklet on dizziness and explaining burps come from swallowed air. The piece closes with a prayer excerpt.
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National Association For Mental Health, Inc
Columbus Circle
New York
N.Y
Thosteson
England
A.J
Dandelion as national flower and other jibes
AP columnist Hal Boyle muses that the dandelion could be America’s national flower for its bold democratic spread across society. The piece skewers vanity, gender norms, taxes, fashion, and social habits with light, humorous asides.
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New York
America
Psychiatric casualties rise in Vietnam war says Army chief psychiatrist
In Vietnam Col. Thomas B. Murray reports psychiatric casualties are lower than in prior wars but marijuana use is a growing problem. He notes 30 percent of sampled troops used marijuana before or during service, with 16 percent trying it for the first time in Vietnam. He cites improved treatment, forward evacuation, and unit cohesion as key factors, and suggests renaming schizophrenia as combat exhaustion to possibly lower evac rates. Murray, 46, from Grand Island, Nebraska.
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Long Binh
Vietnam
U.S. Army
Korea
Thomas B. Murray
Murray
Khe Sanh
Con Thien
Unit
Grand Island
Neb
France Sells Arms to Arabs Amid Mirage Boom
Paris AP reports France s armament industry thrives with 9 percent of sales abroad led by a 100 Mirage jet deal to Libya. Defense minister Debre says a strong export market sustains a big arms industry, despite moral questions over sales to Arab states and embargo effects after Israel’s 1967 war.
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Paris
France
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Libya
Israel
Michel Debre
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Sud Aviation Company
Marcel Daseault
Aviation
Nixon explains veto of 19.7 billion LHEW bill
President Nixon spoke on television to justify vetoing the 19.7 billion Labor Health Education and Welfare appropriation, citing inflationary risks and higher living costs while promising no school closures or denied education if his veto stands. He signed the veto message on air.
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New York
Nixon
Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
Stemming Inflation in Nixon Era Focus
The article compares U.S. inflation under President Nixon to Latin American histories of high inflation. It notes Argentina’s inflation falling from 23 percent to 7.2 percent by 1969 and links this to the United States’ inflation affecting purchasing power. It mentions government controls on spending as a response and cites international views.
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Argentina
Television Log Dense Daily Schedule Primetime Carousels
A packed TV log lists hundreds of time slots and program names across channels. It records shows from Flintstones to The Tonight Show and Weather and News blocks, with multiple cross listed times and broadcasts throughout the day.
Exclusive AP News Rights Confirmed by Local Paper
The Associated Press retains exclusive rights to publish all local news printed in the newspaper and to distribute AP dispatches. This agreement ensures AP material appears across outlets while the paper retains core reporting autonomy.
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Associated Press
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