Best Bet In Four Way GOP Primary In Kansas
Editorial trots four candidates in the Kansas governor race led by former Gov. John Anderson who holds the edge to challenge incumbent Democrat Gov. Robert Docking. Lt. Gov. Ben Shultz attacks opponents and the Kansas City Star as polls show slim chances for him and Ray Frisbie, with Morris Kay remaining in the field.
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John Anderson
Anderson
Robert Docking
Kansas
Ben Shultz
Morris Kay
Lawrence
Kay
Shultz
Kansas City Star
Ray Frisbie
Manhattan
Kansas Farm Bureau
Kay Surges In Polls As Race Nears November
Tuesday July 25 1972 commentary notes Kay leading polls with well funded publicity while Frisbie campaigns quietly seeking rural support and urban voters doubt his name. Shultz fades as Kay touts sales tax cuts and new highways. Anderson urges tax reform to sustain education. Docking favored Democrat in inspection of Kansas race.
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Kay
Frisbie
Democrat Docking
Shultz
Anderson
Kansas
John Anderson
Good Samaritan Chief Johnson Aids Ottawa Traveler
A Belton Missouri couple recounts how police chief Clyde Johnson helped fix a broken hose in Ottawa on July 4. He drove them to a station for parts, returned, and assisted with installing the hose, earning their praise for public spirit.
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Clyde Johnson
Ottawa
Mr. Johnson
Gary Felds
Belton
Noisy Stomach Question Answered by Doctor
A reader asks why a noisy stomach occurs after meals and causes embarrassment. The doctor explains the racket comes not from the stomach but from the intestine as food moves through the gut.
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Dr. Thosteson
Gas and digestion noises and dietary advice
The article explains that stomach leftovers become liquid with air and gas from swallowing and digestion, causing gurgles or tenseness. It advises noting if noises follow certain foods and using simethicone tablets, with a physician’s guidance. It includes reader questions on diverticulosis diet, peanut butter cholesterol content, and paternal drug use during pregnancy, offering cautious, non-definitive medical perspectives.
De Priest Named Associate Conductor of National Symphony
James De Priest age 35 nephew of Marian Anderson is named associate conductor of the National Symphony Orchestra based at the Kennedy Center. He will conduct three weeks of concerts next season and serve as principal assistant to music director Antal Dorati on policy and personnel. De Priest won top prize in the Mitropoulos International Conductors Competition and previously served as assistant conductor of the New York Philharmonic. He has toured the Near and Far East and conducted in Thailand Taiwan Hong Kong the Philippines Egypt and Lebanon. He contracted polio in Thailand and used braces and crutches during the competition.
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Wasitington
James de Priest
Marian Anderson
National Symphony Orchestra
Kennedy Center
de Priest
Ide Priest
Dimitri Mitropoulos
New York Philharmonic
Near
Far East
Thailand
Taiwan
Hong Kong
Philippines
Egypt
Lebanon
Mitropoulos
Leonard Bernstein
Diplomatic wagon train camps west with 24 nations
About two dozen diplomats and families parked 30 motor homes on Kezar Stadium turf in San Francisco. The group from 24 countries toured Sioux lands, Mt. Rushmore, Yellowstone and Yosemite as part of Travel Program for Foreign Diplomats Inc. led by wagonmaster Harry Reynolds.
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San Francisco
United Nations
New York
Washington
The
World Bank
South Dakota
Mt. Rushmore National Memorial
Yellowstone
Yosemite
Nevada
Cody
Wyo
Foreign Diplomats Inc
Adlai Stevenson
United States
America
New Zealand
H.E
Frank Corner
Kezar Stadium
Harry V. Reynolds
Reynolds
Nixon prosperity in second quarter signals tempered inflation
New York AP reports second quarter 1972 GDP up 8.9 percent with inflation tame as CPI rises 0.2 percent in June and unemployment drops to 5.5 percent. Auto sales strong, homebuilding robust, and savings rate falls to 6.6 percent. Economists split on future pace, question whether this is peak Nixon prosperity as 1973 outlook dims.
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New York
Detroit
Nixon
Cottonwood breakthroughs boost South planting stock
The U S Forest Service reports 615000 cuttings of superior cottonwood trees shipped to state and private nurseries in the lower Mississippi Valley. Chief John R McGuire says the trees, developed over 15 years, can grow up to 12 feet annually, about 20 percent faster than ordinary cottonwoods. The “foundation stock” should yield millions of new trees within three years, with nurseries in Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana, Tennessee and Kentucky growing the stock. Landowners can access many of the trees in the 1972-78 planting season.
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Forest Service
John R. McGuire
Mississippi Valley
McGuire
Arkansas
Mississippi
Louisiana
Tennessee
Kentucky
Can I still tell the sexes apart in today’s mixups
Hal Boyle notes many over 30 misjudge gender in younger crowds. He offers humorous tests to identify male or female cues in behavior, attire, and habits, suggesting that appearances and manners often blur traditional gender distinctions.
Ottawa Kansas TV Schedule Digest 1969 Evening Lineup
Daily telecast grid from Ottawa Kansas lists a dense sequence of local and national programs. Notable entries include Sesame Street, Hazel, Hogan's Heroes, Cannon, Dragnet, Marcus Welby, Night Gallery, Mannix, NBC Mystery Movie, The Tonight Show, and news weather and sports blocks. Also shown are classic soap operas such as Another World and As The World Turns, plus various game shows and children’s programs.
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Kansas
Mod Squad
Jerry Reed
Forsyte Saga
Electric Company
Movie
The
People
Hawaii Five-O
the Organizer
Cannon
Dragnet
Dain’ It
Marcus Welby
Masterpiece Theatre
All About Welfare
Dick Cavett
Mexico
Public Eye
Four States
Bullwinkle
David Frost
Dick van Dyke
Dinah Shore
Lucille Ball
Beverly Hillbillies
Grace Crawford
Peyton Place
Treehouse Lane
Dape Street
Somerset
Andy Griffith
Jeannie
Jeff’s Collie
All My Children
the Saint
Petticoat Junction
Big Valley
Mike Douglas
Mister Rogers
Johnny Sokke
Merv Griffin
Wagon Train
Brady Bunch
Mayberry R.F.D
Comedy Theatre
Soul Food
the Super
Adam-12
David Steinbers
Dr. Caligari
Medical Center
Marty Feldman
Northside
Mannix
Night Gallery
Porter Wagoner
Calcutta
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Editorial
H.A
Dr. Thesteson
Thosteson
Daniel
George C. Thostezon
Antal Dorati
State Department
Forest City
Iowa
Juson Spacil
Czechoslovakia
Spacil
U.S
Rts
Business Mirror
U.S. Forest Service
South
Hal Boyle
Him
Her
Lucille Rivers
Dennis the Menace
Divorce Court
Guiding Light
Another World
Bay City
Secret Storm
General Hospital
Flying Nurc
Robert
Wellington
Carrie
Associated Press
Qebees
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