Kansans Mull 1972 GOP Field During Kansas Day Activities
In Topeka Kansas Republicans gather for Kansas Day with few announced candidates. Possible contenders include Samuel Jackson, James Pearson, Keith Sebelius, Larry Winn Jr, Joe Shubitz, and John Anderson. Leadership remains unsettled as gatherings promise potential announcements and strategic discussions amid speculation around Gov Docking and Atty Gen Miller.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Samuel Jackson
Federal Housing and Urban Development Administration
Jackson
Congress
Bill Roy
Morgan Williams
Farmers Home Administration
James B. Pearson
U.S
Pearson
GOP
Keith Sebelius
Larry Winn Jr
Ard
Garner Shriver
Joe Shubitz
Tom R. van Sickle
Fort Scott
Dick Seaton
van Sickle
Miller
Ed Reilly
Leavenworth
Morris Kay
Lawrence
John Hayes
Hutchinson
Donn Everett
Manhattan
John Anderson
Overland Park
George Docking
Reynolds Shultz
Anderson
Shultz
Robert Gadberry
Wichita
Robert Wells
Garden City
Shubitz
Bill H. Fribley
Gadberry
Kansas Day Club
Taxpayers Hear Top Lawmakers In Kansas
Kansas taxpayers association members hear Sen. Harold Herd and Sen. Frank Hodge discuss tax reform options. They note three funding sources sales income and wealth and debate proportions for programs in education welfare highways and prisons. Herd proposes a $1000 homestead exemption credit and a graduated income tax to relieve those with lower incomes.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Taxpayers Association
Kansas Senate
Harold Herd
D-Coldwater
Senate
Herd
Frank S. Hodge
R-Hutchinson
Hodge
Robert Docking
North Vietnamese plan outlined for two stage South Vietnam offensive
U S interrogations quote prisoners briefed on a two stage offensive from February to May starting with small attacks on militia and outposts, then major strikes on Kontum Hoi An and refugee camps. Officials assess credibility amid troop buildups and vacant pacification gaps as Hanoi and Viet Cong aim to pressure Saigon.
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Washington
U.S
South Vietnam
Saigon
Kontum
Central Highlands
Hoi An
Dan Nang
Laos
Cambodia
V. C
New Prod To End Dock Strike
Secretary of Labor James Hodgson urged Congress to authorize a compulsory settlement of the West Coast dock strike, saying collective bargaining failed and the economy suffered. A presidential panel saw bright prospects for East and Gulf Coast port settlements as protests continued amid wage talks at Port of New York.
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Washington
James D. Hodgson
Congress
Senate
Nixon
East
Gulf Coast
New York
Paroled Berrigan in Draft Records Case
Antiwar priest Daniel Berrigan received parole after serving 17 months of a three year sentence for burning draft records at Catonsville in 1968. The parole board cited health information and previous denial last August. He is brother to Philip Berrigan, who faces trial in Harrisburg on charges tied to a Kissinger kidnapping plot and a plan to disrupt heating in Washington.
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Washington
Daniel Berrigan
Catonsville
U.S. Board of Parole
Berrigan
Philip Berrigan
Harrisburg
Henry A. Kissinger
National Security Affairs
Nixon
Philip
Daniel
FBI
Block Island
R.I
Danbury
Conn
Kissinger
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Kansas Federation of Republican Women
Anne Armstrong
Native Sons and Daughters
Republican Executive Committee
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Larson
Woodworth
Cheney
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Port of New York
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Hodgson
Teamsters
ILWU
North American
Waterman
Donna Watts
A.K. Watts
Saffron Glass Co
Adelines
Lenny
doMars
Frank
H & R Block
Internal Revenue Service
H&r Block
the Income Tax People
N. Main
Daly ‘Au
Kansas City
Kansas B Handy Offices
TO Serve You Savings Association
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