Editorial Voters Face Test In Kansas Primary
The piece argues voters in Tuesday's Republican primary will choose one of four men to challenge Gov. Robert Docking. It notes widespread campaign promises and charges, calling the race an intelligence test and highlighting John Anderson’s refrain that he makes no promises due to required legislative approval.
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Robert Docking
Kansas City Star
Kansas
John Anderson
Politics in America Turns Cruel and Dangerous
The piece rails at harsh congressional grilling of appointees and attacks on the Democratic pick for vice president. It laments untruthful, malicious rhetoric and asks why good men enter politics while hacks with thick skins dominate public life.
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America
Pot raid in Ellis County uncovers 700 pounds of marijuana
Officers recovered more than 700 pounds of marijuana in a gully raid near Ellis County. The cache included fresh buds, sun dried stock, bags, and bricks. Estimated value to harvesters ran about $18,000. Suspects believed from California fled, with packaging in Mexican newspapers to boost value.
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Ellis County
California
Kansas
Bowlegs in children and causes to correct it
Dear Dr Thosteson asks if bowlegs in a child can be corrected and whether early standing or walking contributes. The note inquires about remedies, potential causes, and if intervention is needed.
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Dr. Thosteson
E.M
Bowleggedness and health tips for infants and families
Letters discuss bowlegs in a two month old likely due to rickets from vitamin D deficiency, heredity, sun exposure, and diet. Advice covers hyperlipemia, gerbils as pets and indoor air safety, nasal allergies or rhinitis and diagnosis, with a Micah 6 8 quote and a New York AP column note on salt and mood.
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Thosteson
Penguin parenting and the challenges of chick identification
Hal Boyle notes the quirks of penguin parenting and how adult penguins at three weeks can consume half their body weight in one meal. He explains that despite their efforts, parents must travel far to find shrimp and often struggle to recognize their own chick when they return.
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Papa
Mama
The Lockhorns and Odd Facts About Sleep
A roundup of curious stats notes embezzlers loot U S firms at five million dollars daily and lightning bolts that reach five times the sun's surface temperature. It also covers Tornado frequency in the United States and psychologist Ernest Hartmann's findings on sleep duration and personality traits.
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U.S
Ernest Hartmann
Tufts University
Television Schedule Dense Listing From Ottawa Kansas
The Ottawa Kansas daily listing shows an all day TV schedule with numerous programs across networks including Sesame Street Mister Rogers and The Tonight Show. It lists daily subscriptions and publishing details with editor Robert B. Wellington and AP news rights.
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Kansas
Hazel
High Chajarrat
Hogan’s Heroes
Mister Rogers
Mayberry R.F.D
Rollin’ On the River
Lassie
Buck Qwens
Electric Company
Ottawa
Robert B. Wellington
Political Changes Due In China By Lin Piao Death
Lin Piao death prompts a leadership reshuffle in China with a possible defense minister change. Yeh Chien-ying, 73, seen as top candidate, linked to rapprochement with the United States and party modernization. Congress may fill Politburo gaps and revise the 1969 heir clause as purges continue.
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John Roderick
Associated Press
Tokyo
Lin Piao
Mao Tse-tung
Lin
Yeh Chienying
Chou En-lai
National Party Congress
Politburo
Chen Po-ta
Kang Sheng
Mao
Chou
Yeh Chun
Army
Juang Yung-sheng
Wu Fa-hsien
Li Tso-peng
Navy
Yeh Chien-ying
United States
Henry Kissinger
Nixon
Peking
Nanchang
Red Army
Hong Kong
NBC News President Stays Home as Lowry Vacation Invoked
A veteran NBC News correspondent notes executives stay home during Cynthia Lowry’s vacation while invited guests write the column. He recalls NBC sending reporters and crews to China, Russia, and elsewhere to cover the Nixon era, with vivid anecdotes from John Chancellor in Moscow bars and Dick Valeriani in Russia. The piece satirically questions newsroom dynamics and the reach of television over print.
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Paris
Moscow
Chiang Kai-shek
Cynthia Lowry
NBC
Russia
John Chancellor
Dick Valeriani
White House
Organized Crime Probe Expands From Kansas City
A federal grand jury reconvenes in Kansas City Missouri to probe regional crime and possible links with organized crime in northeast Oklahoma. Delaware County district attorney Frank Lewis Grayson described his cautious collaboration with investigators and admitted he may have appeared an overly convincing actor. Another grand jury will meet in Tulsa August 7 for a similar inquiry. Grayson also disclosed to Miami News-Record reporter Marie Niemi that he publicly drank during an effort to expose corruption.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Delaware County
Okla
Frank Lewis Grayson
Grayson
Oklahoma
State Crime Bureau
Tulsa
Miami
News-Record
Marie Niemi
Miss Niemi
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